[scribus] OT Web tools

[John Beardmore]

John Culleton wrote:

> On Tuesday 08 July 2008 08:16:43 am Craig Bradney wrote:
>>> Quanta Plus is another and Linux-only html development tool. It
>>> is closely integrated with the KDE desktop, a common GUI on Linux
>>> machines.   It aims to beat all the competition, including
>>> Dreamweaver.
>> I wouldn't use anything but Quanta Plus - I have used it for
>> writing websites with it for years. A very good product, and with
>> KDE4 moving to OSX and Windows, it will be 100% cross platform too.
> 
> Two questions:
> 1. Do you prefer html or xhtml?
> 2. Do you regularly use CSS?

For the work we're doing with schools, I guess the question is 'Which 
has most future ?'.  Some enthusiasts tell me that xhtml is the only way 
to go.  I don't really know enough to comment, but have no enthusiasm 
for 'change for changes sake'.


> Quanta seems oriented to traditional html rather than xhtml. I don't 
> have a dog in that race, but I need to make a decision on where I 
> should invest my learning and developing time. 

OK -  same here really, but I'm being pushed towards xhtml.


Cheers, J/.
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