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Quanta+ alternative for KDE?

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  • 01-05-2006 6:55pm
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    Goodshape
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    Quanta+ really is a great web-dev environment. It seems to have every feature I need/want, and then some.

    But it's woefully unstable at times :(, crashing back to desktop without warning and so frequently at times that it's almost unusable (while at other times I could be using it for days without incident).

    Any other KDE based web developers here? Want to recomend me some better software?

    I've tried Bluefish and a few other things like that.. KATE is fine for working on a small site.. but, possibly because I've spoilt myself with Quanta, they seem very lacking by comparison.


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    mneylon
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    Have you had a look at:
    http://www.linux.ie/newusers/alternatives.php ?

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    Goodshape
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    hmm.. looks like a useful link but doesn't really offer the alternatives I'm looking for.

    I'll give Amaya a try maybe.

    (my problem isn't finding a linux app to replace my windows software, Qunta is a linux app, I'm just looking for something a bit more stable.. while hopefully not compremising too much on features)


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    mneylon
    Registered Users Posts: 7,739 ✭✭✭mneylon


    NVU is supposed to be quite good, though I don't like any of them that much

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    democrates
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    TBH Quanta+ is pretty darn nifty, so I'd try a reinstall after making sure your os has the latest patches. Eclipse is probably overkill, and if quanta is gimping on your box eclipse could be worse.


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    Goodshape
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    Yea, it really is very nice. It'd be a shame to loose it.

    Did the reinstall thing and so far so good (over about 30mins), hopefully that did the trick.

    NVU just doesn't do it for me.


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