Web site software on linux?

I use Macromedia Homesite on my Windows PC for writing my websites. I like it because it color codes the tags. It the a similarly featured program available for linux or would I be stuck using a notepad type program?

 

The other threads on the forum have led to to main options: geany or bluefish. Both are installable from the add/remove programs application.

 

Bluefish (GTK+), Quanta+ (KDE), NVU are some of the offerings.

 

Quanta is the best I have seen any where.

 

If you just want an editor with colorcoding, the old and very expandable nedit is always an option .

Or you could go hardcore - emacs ! vim ! Emacs even comes with built-in shrink in case you get frustrated... and even installed some nice dependencies that solved problems with other old apps


Though the applications posted by other users are probably more suited to your needs

 

Please don't scare the newbies with my favourite kitchen sink- Emacs.

Code:

M-x doctor

is in ;-)

As an aside, I got my Aspire One so that I can have something small to run org-mode:

http://orgmode.org/

in Emacs.

 

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll give them a shot and see which I like best.

 

I downloaded Quanta Plus, and it is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

 

Im new to Linux and Acer Aspire I need a text editor for handling Javascript and HTML it looks like Geany is the answer but I havnt got the faintest idea how to install it I have done the expanded options fix can anybody please help. Sorry I sorted myself as originally I was trying to install from downloadsyou simply go to system Add/Remove Software Package Manager opens select search enter Geany in search then select it and thats it easy reaaly.