What kind of web page editors are out there for linux, im lookin for somthin similiar to frontpage, is there anything out there like this, or should i just use wine, or something liek that to run ms office?

nvu seems to be the happening WYSIWYG editor. Based on, but apparently much different from, Mozilla Composer. OOo has a web editor, too. And, yeah, I guess wine is an option, but seems like a long way to go.

If you didn't need WYSIWYG, you could look into quanta (requires KDE), bluefish (max effects with Gnome, but only needs GTK), or versatile plaintext editors which have features for all kinds of text, like vim or nedit. I use bluefish, nedit, and vim as the mood or system conditions strike.

Nvu is nice, too. It's from Mozilla, too.

i downloaded the latest version of nvu, extracted it and went to run nvu, got an error,
[root@localhost mozillab]# cd /root/nvu-0.90
[root@localhost nvu-0.90]# dir
bloaturls.txt libgtkxtbin.so libxpcom_compat.so regxpcom
chrome libmozjs.so libxpcom.so res
components libnspr4.so libxpistub.so run-mozilla.sh
components.ini libnss3.so LICENSE shlibsign
defaults libnssckbi.so mangle xpcshell
defaults.ini libplc4.so mozilla-xremote-client xpicleanup
elf-dynstr-gc libplds4.so nsinstall xpidl
extensions libsmime3.so nvu xpt_dump
greprefs libsoftokn3.chk nvu-bin xpt_link
icons libsoftokn3.so nvu-config
libgkgfx.so libssl3.so plugins
libgtkembedmoz.so libxlibrgb.so regchrome
[root@localhost nvu-0.90]# ./nvu
/root/nvu-0.90/run-mozilla.sh: line 159: 10177 Segmentation fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}
[root@localhost nvu-0.90]# ./nvu
/root/nvu-0.90/run-mozilla.sh: line 159: 10195 Segmentation fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}
[root@localhost nvu-0.90]#

maybe theres a dependency i dont have? i installed mozilla suite and heres what happened,

[root@localhost mozilla]# dir
chrome libgtksuperwin.so libprldap50.so regchrome
components libgtkxtbin.so libxlibrgb.so registry
defaults libjsj.so libxpcom_compat.so regxpcom
greprefs libldap50.so libxpcom.so res
icons libmozjs.so libxpistub.so run-mozilla.sh
init.d libmozz.so mozilla xpicleanup
install.log libnspr4.so mozilla-bin
libgkgfx.so libplc4.so mozilla-xremote-client
libgtkembedmoz.so libplds4.so plugins
[root@localhost mozilla]# ./mozilla

after hitting enter it just hangs there

Are you running a graphic environment as normal user and do those root commands via a terminal? Then you might want to try running it as normal user though it's strange you don't get any errors.