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IBM WebSphere Homepage Builder
was formerly known as TopPage for Linux beta. Now the product version became available. You can download the free trial version from the WebSphere Homepage Builder's site (http://ibm.com/software/hpbuilder) and try all the functions for 60 days. Although some tools will be disabled 60 days after installation, you can keep evaluating the main HTML editor program even after 60 days. IBM WebSphere Homepage Builder V4.0 for Linux is an award-winning WYSIWYG HTML editor which allows you to create Web pages without any HTML knowledge or programming skills. It is suitable for beginners and experts. It includes all the tools necessary to create Web pages, including graphic tools which lets you create logos, buttons, and animation GIF files with just a few simple steps. The program includes up-to-date technology -- such as Cascading Style Sheets, Java applets and Dynamic HTML hot

FCKosc
FCKosc puts a WYSIWYG HTML editor into OsCommerce's admin in product descriptions, newsletters, and on the main page. FCKosc requires no changes to OSC's database, requires few changes to files, and is easily upgradable as new versions are released. new

August
an HTML editor for UNIX. It features editing of multiple files, search and replace, support for many of the standard HTML tags, dialog boxes for setting font size and color, inserting tables and images.

Beefy
a simple HTML editor based on the GtkHTML component. It's a great tool to create simple pages, in a WYSIWYG manner

Bluefish
a GTK HTML editor for the experienced web designer. It is currently in alpha stage, it is usable but some features are not yet functional

EdLinwx
a web page editor like dreamweaver, that will be developed in Lazarus (Object Pascal)

HardCore Web Content Editor
(commercial) a cross-browser/cross-platform Web content editor. It enables anybody to create, edit, and post Web site content through a WYSIWYG editor with CSS style sheet support and drag and drop editing (to be used as a replacement for HTML form textarea tags)

hm--html-menus
provides a special html mode (hm--html-mode) for the XEmacs (formely called lemacs or Lucid Emacs) and the Emacs 19. With this mode you can edit html pages for the world wide web

KHTMLScrub
removes unwanted tags and attributes from html files. Once the options are set you can apply the options to as many htmls as you want, and KHTMLScrub will also give you a preview of how the altered document looks, before you save them

Kmap
a simple imagemap editor for KDE 3. Kmap can: create circle, rectangular, polygonal and ellipsoid maps with different colors, copy, move, delete, change colors for several maps at once, add, delete and move points of polygons etc

KTML
(commercial) a browser-based WYSIWYG HTML editor that allows easy content formatting using its advanced table and image manipulation features based on the live property inspector

Mapedit
a graphical editor for World Wide Web image maps (clickable imagemaps)

NVU
a complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop users as well as Microsoft Windows users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver

Peacock
a GUI-based HTML Editor for GTK+/GNOME. It is not a WYSIWYG HTML Editor. It is like Homesite for Win32 (or much closer to home), Bluefish for GTK+

Quanta Gold
(commercial) an enhanced and expanded version of the open source project Quanta

Quanta Plus
designed for quick web development and is rapidly becoming a mature editor with a number of great features

tclHTML
an ongoing effort to write a useful and feature filled HTML editor for Linux and other environments tcl/TK supports

VladEd
an Italian text and HTML editor written in Tcl/Tk. It includes some interesting features

Web Designer
an HTML editor for those who want to write quick and effective HTML code. Therefore it does not provide a pseudo WYSIWYG interface but a very intuitive GUI with a quick access of all HTML tags

webEditor
born with the intention to become a helpful tool for the web content management

Xinha
a cross browser, cross platform Embedded WYSIWYG HTML Editor. Although it was originally a stop-gap version of the htmlArea Version 3.0rc1 editor during a period of inactivity in that project, it is now a fully fledged fork