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Oh, what I just found is quite interesting in this context after all (it's in German, but the charts are probably globally understandable):
https://gnulinux.ch/ressourcenverbrauch … umgebungen
Addendum: I missed an English source, it's here:
https://itvision.altervista.org/linux-d … usage.html
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Do you know about Project Gemini? Produces sane web pages . . .
Some time ago I heard about it. Yes, that is interesting ...
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I've always favoured Window Managers over Desktop Environents....
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Unfortunately, nobody writes HTML in the editor these days.
I'm pretty sure that a few people in this very forum still do. And I'm one of those
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jue-gen wrote:Unfortunately, nobody writes HTML in the editor these days.
I'm pretty sure that a few people in this very forum still do. And I'm one of those
Indeed . . . devuan.org was crafted from scratch by hellekin. It has gone through some changes but that code is mostly still in use and I always created my sites in a text editor too.
[edit] There was a time when exploring the creative possibilities of html and css was a "thing":
The only rule is:
"You may modify the style sheet in any way you wish, but not the HTML."
Do take a tour through their gallery . . . though it seems a bit broken atm . . .
[edit2] Another interesting option to add to a site created in a text editor is Flat Press which use to be an no-database version of wordpress. Have no idea where it's gone since I last used it.
Sorry for the OT, folks . . .
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jue-gen wrote:Unfortunately, nobody writes HTML in the editor these days.
I'm pretty sure that a few people in this very forum still do. And I'm one of those
Ahhh, that feels good ... 👍
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... "You may modify the style sheet in any way you wish, but not the HTML." ...
Yes, and a clean HTML code is very clear. Errors are quickly detected.
You can play creatively with the style sheet. But for some things, e.g. scientific texts, you don't even need a style sheet. For me, this is currently the most economical and practical way to store texts (including links).
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