I'm looking to do some HTML editing in linux and, so far, the best recommended application was Quanta Plus. However, there is no support for HTML 5 DTD. Not that it is a big deal but I wanted to try another app that has HTML 5 support - BlueGriffon. I have also used BlueGriffon on Windows but not for too long, so I wanted to continue using it and see how good does it do the job.
BlueGriffon can be downloaded from here. A little problem is posed by the fact that BlueGriffon is a 32-bit application and requires 32-bit libraries. The package that needs to be installed is 'gtk2-engines-2.20.2-2.fc15.i686.rpm' and can be installed from default repositories with
yum install gtk2-engines.i686
As you can see, the package from Fedora 15 also works on v16. Note that, if you are installing 32-bit libraries, they are still accessible from default x64 repository by adding the .i686 at the end.
After some confusion with repository priorities, I got it working. The instructions are available here. The command that will install all the require dependencies is:
yum install libXt.i686 oxygen-gtk.i686 oxygen-gtk gtk2-engines.i686
BlueGriffon can be downloaded from here. A little problem is posed by the fact that BlueGriffon is a 32-bit application and requires 32-bit libraries. The package that needs to be installed is 'gtk2-engines-2.20.2-2.fc15.i686.rpm' and can be installed from default repositories with
yum install gtk2-engines.i686
As you can see, the package from Fedora 15 also works on v16. Note that, if you are installing 32-bit libraries, they are still accessible from default x64 repository by adding the .i686 at the end.
After some confusion with repository priorities, I got it working. The instructions are available here. The command that will install all the require dependencies is:
yum install libXt.i686 oxygen-gtk.i686 oxygen-gtk gtk2-engines.i686
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