[Israel]

Ok, I've tried nVu (an html editor for linux) and I'm not real empressed. It didn't seem too user friendly for a WYSIWYG. Anybody got any recommendations?

[Nova Dragoon]

Vim or Bluefish, stop being a WYSISYG girl ;-)

[Israel]

Ok, I deserved that, WYSIWYG is a wussy way to do things. (and I have learned html) but I think of it as a time saver. Which is more time to learn C++, Linux, Security and other stuff I'm interested in. But yeah, it is a wussy way to build sites.

[stuart]

Im with Nova on this one. I use gvim for my coding, though if you really
like using an IDE I was impressed by Eclipse (still not WYSIWYG).
Its written in Java (so if you get stuck developing on a Windows box you
can still install eclipse) and has numerous plugins (including one for vim).

Other plugins I have recently used are for UML and a CF plugin. If you are
skilled enough you can also code your own plugins (in Java).

The downside is that it's a monster of a program (in size) and some
of the plugins are not open source (you have to buy them, which
is not really in the Gnu/Linux spirit, is it) although the actual Eclipse
program is open source, so if you are have the skills you can code your
own plugins or modify others.