A 18:49 08/05/99 -0700, vous avez écrit :
>As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
>apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
>how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
>system) Here is my dilema after searching though several different dists
>I have come to the conclusion that debian wins.
>
>Now I have a minimally configured box running WindowMaker and I need to
>find Replacement apps for my windows junk. Specificaly a Word
>Replacement ( I tried WordPerfect but the install blew up at the end)
>There doesn't seen to be a .deb package available for it for some reason
>in spike of the aliance between debian and corel (same is true for KDE
>but i like WindowMaker better anyway). Any Ideas?
>
>Also need something that will make .gifs (Gimp doesn't seem to do this)
>
>I need a good HTML code editor for debian (Been thinking I may just
>program macros in emacs but I don't realy want to)
Yes, there is a HTML editor on debian : amaya
it' current version is about 1.4a , it's fairly stable, the .deb is about
1.4 Mg and it's an
official package.
the software is able to do anything you want exept frames ( i think ) .
you can also use the Netscape 4.X Web Page Editor or use the latex2html
filter as a last chance.
Emacs is also known to support an HTML mode and HTML browser.
i have read somewhere that StarOffice has an application for writing HTML,
as well as Corel WordPerfect.
>
>On a side note I will be needing a Database to connect a website to
>fairly soon. Any suggestions (I am leaning towards mySQL but I would
>like a GUI interface to work in if possiable)
>
>P.S on a happy note
>I got Netscape to work Finaly!
>and TinTin++ rocks (please include it in a furture debian release. They
>are working on it again finally and I would love to be able to apt-get
>it as they improve it. Version 2 coming soom:)
>
>
>
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