🚀 go-pugleaf

David Gilliver (dgillive@macqbl.com.au) wrote:
: In article 3jv@harbinger.cc.monash.edu.au, lamble@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au (Stuart Lamble) writes:
: >Kelvin Lau (kelvinl@magna.com.au) wrote:
: >[snip]
: >As for the others - the only one I can even think of a replacement for
: >is the HTML editor. Emacs has, I understand, support for HTML markups; I
: >don't know of any WYSIWYG editor for Linux, though. The closest you can
: >really come is if you use something like Netscape or Mosaic to view the
: >page as you create it.
: 
: I found a WYSIWYG editor for XWindows on one of my Infomagic discs (Nov 95)
: which split the window to display the raw text at the top and the formatted
: version at the bottom. Can't remember what it was called, but I found it
: fairly easily. I intend making use of it when I return to working on my Web
: pages.

Sounds like XHtml.. which is quite nice, but suffers from
severe Motif-Lag..

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