Thank you all for your input; it is very helpful. I will forward this on to my administrator; by matter of tally, Nvu is most likely the choice. Karl <div>On 10/18/06, Brian Daniel Beck <<a href="mailto:beckbria@msu.edu">beckbria@msu.edu</a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> Karl Schuttler writes: > GLLUG, > > I recieved this email from my school's tech administrator today: > > "One of our new teachers Mr. Teacher is faced with the fun job of teaching > a > web page class this coming term.  Mr. Principal wants to know what the > possibility of holding this class in the Linux lab is.  I have searched > the > K12LTSP page but I cannot find reference to whether a WYSIWYG web page > editor exists on the machines in the DTC lab.  Do you know if it does and > if > so what it would be called?" > > She doesn't seem to get that nearly all appications can go over a terminal > server, but besides that, can anyone think of a good application that fits > the criteria (free (open) projects only)? > > Thanks, > Karl Nvu should fit the bill perfectly.  I know it was on there when I set the original LTSP server there up, but I haven't used the new one to be certain. -Brian Beck </blockquote></div>