Ubuntu-Toronto site, Linux web & wiki editing software suggestions?

[Tee Jay Rosene]

> on Dec. 4, 2006, Dave wrote:
> >I'm glad to see you pushing on with this! I'm looking forward to seeingthe draft at the next meeting...Is there anything else I can do to accommodate the recent move towards structuring the team?
> 
> I don't know if this applies to 'structuring the team', although the team's organization and structure will hopefully be reflected in the site draft I'm working on.
> 
> Certainly I could use some software suggestions :) I currently have Quantas here (don't know how it arrived) but I must confess I don't know how to use it very well, especially the css stylesheets part of it. I mean, I've edited several company and nonprofit org websites in the past, but I normally go right into the codes and edit content-only, leaving structure and graphics alone. I guess I should learn css...Any ideas of something that makes it seem easier, for a noob?
> 
> Do other readers have 'simple' web-editing favs?
> 
> C. Martens
> aka dennister

I can only speak from experience, but with Nvu has been very positive. I
guess I can say it is my favourite. I came across this programme because
I needed to find an open source alternative to MS FrontPage. I started a
new position and basically the institution where I work did not renew
its FrontPage license across the board. Part of my job is website
maintenance and development, and consequently when I started this
position I was taking over a lot of HTML files, etc. that had already
been created in FrontPage. However, I did not have access to FrontPage.
Consequently I needed to find a quick solution.

A quick search on Google brought me to Nvu, and now I use this product
on a daily basis without a glitch (knock on wood!). 

One more thing that I'm really happy with is that I'm using Nvu on
Windows. The fact that I didn't have to worry about license issues is a
blessing. It detected the FrontPage files no problem and just now I am
able to work productively. 

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