[CS-FSLUG] (Ed Hurst) manual mount

[Ritchie, Josiah S.]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: christiansource-bounces at ofb.biz [mailto:christiansource-
> bounces at ofb.biz] On Behalf Of Ed Hurst
> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 8:06 AM
> To: A Christian virtual Free Software and Linux Users Group.
> Subject: Re: [CS-FSLUG] (Ed Hurst) manual mount
> 
> Chad Fluegge wrote:
> 
> > The cd did burn successfully. for which I am happy. I had downloaded
a
> > program last night called gnome baker, which did not work at all. As
> > long as I can burn my data cds though, I'm happy! :-)
> 
> > What programs would you recommend for editing html files?
> 
> That depends on your personal style. I'm the nit-picky purist who
writes
> XHTML by hand with the aid of a couple of templates. Thus, it's merely
a
> matter of choosing a text editor with the necessary features. For the
> most part, that's Nedit. Other favorites are Joe and the Gvim/Cream
> combination.
> 
> If you like something with more automation, consider Bluefish for the
> GNOME environment.

I'm with Ed. HTML should be written by hand, IMHO. WYSIWYG editors work,
but I haven't seen one yet that is flawless and creates code that is
clean. If you code isn't clean, tracking down the problem in the code
begins with a cleaning process that I personally despise. There are a
lot of great text editors for Linux and HTML is really a trivial
language to learn. I've been writing it for 10 years, which means I
learned HTML by myself when I was 14 and I don't pick up languages well
:-)

It's extra nice that there are sources all over the place to copy from
and the folks on this list are great about debugging newb stuff. :-) 

JSR/