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As you see I have been asking a lot of questions, its all because I don't want to go back to window's this time.
I need to install all software that are needed....
I have slackware 10, I have found some html editing software.... I would take your suggestions first, I do have a site and am looking for an HTML editing software, what would you recommend?
darkleaf: the power of <strike>christ</strike> emacs compels you ... does vi do syntax highlighting/coloring?
anyways, I'd recommend emacs, with html-mode or html-helper-mode (plus there's of course php-mode, nxml-mode, css-mode and w3-mode). But then again, you gotta find out by yourself which editor is right for you. Note that emacs and vi have a slightly steeper learning curve that the run-of-the-mill gui editors, but are much more powerful (at least I know emacs is -- never took the time to learn vi beyond the (imo) stupid mode-switching).
reddazz: because they are much more powerful, that's why. Does bluefish have a per-buffer tab-width variable (or something to that effect)? Indent-region? How do you do the equivalet of M-< C-u 7 7 5 C-f?
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