[russo]

Guys,

Can you recommend HTML editor for Linux? I'm running centos.

[mioot]

Bluefish is by far the most powerful among the HTML editors we tested. It is probably the most potent editor for Linux in general

Bluefish Editor : Home

[raymon]

I'm using komodo and it is really good. I just started to use it.

[PhantomNOC]

I also recommend bluefish. Cannot go wrong with that app.

[Alexandre]

Aptana studio.
Also, you can google "linux dreamweaver alternatives"

[Linux]

komodo is a nice HTML editor, you might to check that one too. There would be a lot of other softwares available too, just google around for its alternatives.

[Athlon]

I also recommend Bluefish. It was the top and very powerful linux html editor for web designer.

[Smash]

I'm going to try and use the plugins for the default Gnome text editor. If you look HERE there are loads available and I just love it's uncluttered appearance.

I was surprised how powerful gEdit is, and missing Notepad++ from windows,think this is the answer.

Anyone used them? Love to know your thoughts

[jpatton]

I have to agree with the earlier posts that bluefish is an awsome editor for linux. But if your looking for a WYSIWYG editor, I am not completely sold on any of the linux alternatives yet. Several options have been mentioned but I usually just use dreamweaver on windows running in VirtualBox to be honest.

John

[charlier]

I'm pretty much a minimalist when it comes to Linux, so my vote goes to VIM. It will do highlighting, autotab, etc with minimal effort.

I still code all my sites, and work strictly with this, even on my Mac I use VIM for modding stuff. Once you fully embrace it, you'll find it hard to use others.