On 10/19/06, Bob Doolittle <bobdrad at gmail.com> wrote: ... > > Do people feel that vi/xemacs (or Star/OpenOffice, > or bluefish) is sufficient, or should OpenSolaris provide > a good WYSIWYG HTML Composer as part of the > standard desktop?
For me, a regular text editor (vi etc.) is the best way to write clean HTML/CSS code. I don't know what professionals (webpage developers) use, but I haven't found any WYSIWYG Composer on Solaris/Linux or Windows that makes me more productive, except for simplest pages. I am not against WYSIWYG tools, not remotely a vi/emacs zealot. I just feel I can deal with the HTML/CSS language better than a composer, and I hate the code generated by a typical HTML composer :-) Maybe I haven't seen the right one yet. However, I understand a HTML WYSIWYG composer is a must for broader audience, when Solaris is used as a desktop OS, in the future :) Tao
