Michael Hannon wrote:
> Hi, folks.  One of the profs here has requested that we install "Mozilla
> SeaMonkey or other webpage editors" on an SL 5.0 system here.
> 
> I've read the discussion on this list about the lack of Seamonkey, the
> reasons for the lack, and the possible workarounds.  I generally prefer
> to keep our systems as "vanilla" as possible.  This leads me to ask: if
> TUV has removed Seamonkey, what is the recommended tool for editing web
> pages?  And, yes, I'm aware of the existence of both emacs and vim, and
> I have nothing against that approach, but this ain't for me.

I have seamonkey on sl5; I don't recall where I got it, quite possibly 
from FC6. Certainly, I built it, the incriminating evidence is right 
there before my eyes.

I recall there is come kind of conflict with firefox.

You might also look at moinmoin (a wiki), joomla (similar I think; I 
don't recall whether it's forked from something or into something, but 
that something is another possibility).

There are several other possibilities to ease website ownership, you 
might also visit freshmeat.net and ask about wiki and cms (content 
management s). They might exceed your professor's needs, but then the 
price is agreeable. Oh, sugar crm too.







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John

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