bluefish

Linux Pro Magazine: "I generally write in Bluefish. It has just about everything I need -- a word count, a spell-checker, and shortcuts to produce clean HTML (if that's what the editor requires), and little of the overhead and distractions of a word processor."

Although I do most of my professional writing in Bluefish, I usually use OpenOffice.org at least once a day. Consequently, I keep a close eye on the OpenOffice.org Extensions page.

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OpenOffice.org: The limits of readability and grammar extensions

As a professional writer, my software needs are simple.

Give me a text editor -- preferrably Bluefish, but vim or OpenOffice.org Writer will do -- and I have all I need.

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The Daily Ubuntu: "Recently, I've been developing web applications using frameworks, and Linux in general makes these things quite a bit easier.

Therefore, I figured I should present some of the basic tools you can use to create, develop, and host a website."