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[technosaurus]

Homepage http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/

[DMcCunney]

[Henry]

Found it. Stlll get this in terminal:

sh-3.00# bluefish
bluefish: error while loading shared libraries: libenchant.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
sh-3.00#

I use Bluefish 1.07 every day. This must be a very different animal.

[aragon]

[aragon]

[Henry]

libenchant could be installed via package-manager. to find out which other dependencies might be missing open a termin and type

[aragon]

Henry

http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/puppylinux/pet_packages-4/

the package is called enchant.

aragon

[Henry]

[technosaurus]

Yeah - I really need to do a better job with including dependencies when I enter the "petspecs" so that the automatically get downloaded... but didn't remember if the package was called enchant or libenchant.... hmm.... if only there were a database that linked libs to the package names... even better ... if it would guess the dependencies for you (like the check dependencies part of petget)

[DMcCunney]

[aragon]

Dennis,

look here http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=52632 for a textadept pet.

aragon

[ttuuxxx]

ya I compiled this version about 1.5 months ago, with all the deps so that the ftp uploads worked etc on 2.14x, but it was massive in the end, so i deleted it, lol
I like kompozer but its never stable enough, and really it should be a addon for Firefox since its like 90% Firefox based. but I haven't used Dreamweaver CS3 in like 1.5 yrs, so Linux is filling the gap, but still its not stable and no where near Dreamweaver CS class, Bluefish is stable, but usually I'm lazy when it comes to web building, when I took web development diploma in tafe, we learned first via a text editor, once we made a few pages with java script, then we were pushed to use dreamweaver/photoshop cs3.
ttuuxxx

[technosaurus]

I have always been a notepad/geany cut-'n-paster... I may start my initial layout in Seamonkey for tables, images etc... but I always end up scrapping half of the garbage and then pasting from a collection of code snippets for css and try to avoid javascript if at all possible (note that there is no javascript on the puppy web desktop) For large amounts of data such as lists I use sed or the replace function in geany ... like replacing "\n" for a list of images with the /><img ....
Another trick is to use gnumeric to cut and paste from so that you get a tab separated list of multiple columns so that you can replace \t with something (like if you wanted alt text etc...) Adding each one manually in Dreamweaver would take forever. Geany does an OK job with this but with sed you can replace the first tab with something different than the second, third....

[DMcCunney]

[ttuuxxx]