Moving to NVU for WYSIWYG web editing

ByJean-Francois 30 Décembre 20052 septembre 2024

I think I’ve finally found something I’d been looking for a long time: a decent WYSIWYG editor that’s cross-platform and works well. NVU is very well featured and relatively small to download, which is always a bonus, as I hate bloatware.

That’s another one to make my opensource list of keepers for 2006.

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