Mozilla Composer or NVU.

After dealing with those for  a while (and Dreamweaver) , I hated (still 
do) how those programs mucked up the source code.
After looking at http://www.csszengarden.com with getting a better 
understanding of XHTML1.0 and CSS, I spent 1 motivated weekend to get 
the hang of style based coding.  I can now crank out style based sites 
quicker than my table based friends.  Not to mention that editing is a 
hell of alot easier and page loads are quicker.

FWIW, I use Eclipse for HTML, CSS, and PHP coding.  I really like the 
UI, the integrated CVS, and the fact that my development environment is 
identical on Lin/Mac/Win.

Siri Amrit Kaur wrote:

>Does anyone know of webpage development software that works with Linux? Free 
>or for pay, I'm interested in either. I'm thinking something like Dreamweaver 
>or Frontpage, but for Linux and hopefully Open Source. I know Frontpage is 
>horrible, but I'm looking for a similar easy drag-and-drop tool for putting 
>together a few simple webpages. I'm too slow at coding HTML from scratch.
>
>Thanks,
>Siri Amrit
>
>  
>

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