Two pieces of software cause me to use Win95/98 more than Caldera 2.3: MS FrontPage 98 and Eudora Pro 4.22. Does Linux have any software that can replace these two applications? Note that neither program was free and I don’t expect the Linux ‘versions’
to be free, either. -Maurice
Two pieces of software cause me to use Win95/98 more than Caldera 2.3: MS FrontPage 98 and Eudora Pro 4.22. Does Linux have any software that can replace these two applications? Note that neither program was free and I don’t expect the Linux ‘versions’ to be free, either. -Maurice
I personally do not use Windows to do any Web site creation because there are so many great editors available for Linux. The first one that comes to mind is CoffeeCup, which includes most of the functionality found in Windows- based software.
Figure One: CoffeeCup provides most of the tools that you’ll need to create a Web site.
Figure Two: The Mozilla-based Script Editor can edit any scripting language used for Web development.
Here’s a short list of CoffeeCup’s features: JavaScript, a document start wizard, pre-built table and frame designs, many HTML tags, background images, animated GIFs, Web icon graphics, a snippet editor, and project directories for easy management of files. The Linux version also includes PHP and VRML samples. It’s not free, but it’s cheap — only $20. Check it out at http://www.coffeecup.com. Figure One contains a screen shot…
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