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Subject: nvu: is there anyone who wish to port it?
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Hello. I just found the software nvu:

http://www.nvu.com/

Looks this is pretty big a opensource project for HTML composing. Sadly 
I never found a satisfying HTML composer yet, Mozilla Composer isn't my 
cup of tea, bluefish I don't like either. But nvu looks good. Is there 
anyone interested in porting it?

[OT] what HTML composer do you use? I only use vim, for people like me 
is there a better replacement?