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Bluefish is an editor for GNOME, Quanta is for KDE. Although, there is nothing from stopping you from using either on the different desktop . Bryan...
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  1. 08-04-2005 #11
    bryansmith
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    Bluefish is an editor for GNOME, Quanta is for KDE. Although, there is nothing from stopping you from using either on the different desktop .

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    yup. i'm using it on xfce with out need for any deps. I think xfce works w/ both. I've had no problems with it.
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    I've used Bluefish in KDE...

    Is it not affiliated with OpenOffice.org? It uses GTK, so it's probably easily usable everywhere.
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  4. 08-04-2005 #14
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    I like how Quanta works, but it crashes way too much.
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