Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2425 mails)

[donh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Don Hansford)]

Marcel Broekman wrote:
> 
> Last couple of weeks I read in this list a lot of questions about good
> HTML-editors, so i thought i'd give you this link.
 but now available in a free
> beta version
> a Linux port of TopPage:
> fully compliant with the W3C standards for HTML 4.0 and CSS (Level 1
> and CSS-P)
> support for scripts,frames, plug-ins, table-of-contents generation,
> spell checking, grammar checking, PNG graphics, site searching, link
> views etc.
> 
> One drawback:
> TopPage requires Wine

If it requires Wine, then it isn't a native Linux prog, or even a
"port".
Wine seems to be the way some companies are going to try to "hedge their
bets" when it comes to the Linux community. No good for me!
Personally, I use Linux because of its' obvious stability and code
maturity. Why would I want to "emulate" the very OS that I left in order
to gain those benefits?

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Regards Don Hansford
ECKYTECH COMPUTING
Surfing the Net (without crashing)
With SuSE 6.4 Linux (Thanx Linus!)
"Microsoft democratised the computer market and served as a catalyst
in making computers available to everybody. Later, however, they did 
as many revolutionaries do -- they became dictators. History has 
taught us the inevitable fate of dictators."

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