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Nvu 1.0 released
by Victor Agreda, Jr. Jun 30th 2005 at 11:57AM
Consider it the Poor Man's DreamWeaver. I had this sitting in my applications folder for a while now, back when it was in beta. But beta no more, Nvu 1.0 has been officially released.Nvu is a simple web page builder. However, it is a solid WYSIWYG editor easy enough for web newbies. The GUI actually reminds me of a stripped-down DreamWeaver. The cost? Totally free.
It's all possible thanks to Linspire, the chief backer of Nvu. And while Linspire makes their own OS (a derivative of Linux), they aren't stingy with Nvu. It's available for Linux, Windows, and Mac.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Whisky said 1:38PM on 6-30-2005
Awesome, going to give it a shot.
by the way i just love this website, everyday i got new software to play with... so much for work.
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Thomas said 10:18PM on 6-30-2005
I've used this in beta and have not been overly impressed. However, it's FREE and does the job. :)
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Jeff Giddens said 10:13PM on 7-01-2005
Thanks for sharing the good news. This'll benefit a lot students in my area.
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