BlueGriffon, Kate and FileZilla : a golden combination for web page editing.

Sun Jun 2 12:55:53 UTC 2013

Hello Tuxmario.
My advise for now I can briefly formulate.

Open a terminal.

Install Midnight Commander if you do not yet have it:
sudo apt-get install mc

Stay in the terminal and carry out the following command:
sudo mc

Now, Midnight Commander starts in superuser mode. Navigate now to the
profile folder indicated in the mail of Yašar. Select 'chown' via the
'edit' menu in Midnight Commander. Who is 'owner': you or root? If root,
change it to you.
Check also the permissions via the same menu. You need to be able to read
AND write to this profile folder. Change the permissions if necessary.

Now, close Midnight Commander, but stay in the terminal. Restart the
computer via 'sudo reboot'. When the system is working again, look up
BlueGriffon via K-menu > internet or K-menu > development. Try to start it.
If it works, halailuya! :-) .
If not, open a terminal again and immediately give in the command 'sudo
apt-get purge BlueGriffon'. Then, close the terminal and reinstall
BlueGriffon via Muon. Does it work now? If yes, praise the Lord:-) . If
not, stop tweaking, save your data to an extenal HD, download an image of
Kubuntu 13.04 via KTorrent, write the image to a rewritable DVD and carry
out a fresh install. Then, add again getdeb.net to the software sources and
install BlueGriffon via Muon. Now at least, it should work.

Please,  share your findings here. Respectfully Yours,
Bas.
Op 2 jun. 2013 13:28 schreef "yaşar çay" <yasarcay at windowslive.com> het
volgende:

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> 02 Haziran 2013 Pazar 10:26:04 tarihinde TuxMario DeTreb şöyle yazmıştı:
>
> Hello Bas
>
> Thanks a lot for your answers ... but the issue still exist
>
>
>    1. I removed my local installation (BlueGriffon was installed in my
>    Home directory) : rm -rf ~/bluegriffon
>    2. I removed BlueGriffon working directory : rm -rf .disruptive\
>    innovations\ sarl
>    3. I confirmed that BlueGriffon is not installed by trying to remove
>    it : sudo apt-get purge bluegriffon
>    4. I cleaned my installation : sudo apt-get autoremove
>    5. I used Muon to install BlueGriffon (repository GetDeb was active)
>    (2 packets were installet (bluegriffon and bluegriffon-data))
>    6. I checked availability of BlueGriffon (which bluegriffon  ==>
>    /usr/bin/bluegriffon
>    7. I logout and logon
>    8. I started bluegriffon : bluegriffon
>    9. and the error message still pop up (Your BlueGriffon profile cannot
>    be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible)
>
> Console was
> (process:13687): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion
> `sys_page_size == 0' failed
> Error: Access was denied while trying to open files in your profile
> directory.
>
>
> Any other ideas are welcome
>
> Respectfully yours :TuxMario
>
> Le 01/06/2013 12:11, Bas Roufs a écrit :
>
> Hello TuxMario,
>
> Here is my advise for you.
>
> 1. Completely UNinstall the BlueGriffon package you have now in your
> system.
>
> 2. Check your software sources.
>
> 3. Install BlueGriffon 1.7 via the GetDeb.net repository.
>
> Step 1. Completely UNintall...
> ======================
>
> Try the following commandline command: apt-get purge BlueGriffon.
>
> I am not sure whether this will work in case you have installed
> BlueGriffon directly from it's website. In that case, try to do so via Muon
> or via the Uninstall option from BlueGriffon itself.
>
> Step 2. Check your software sources.
> ===========================
>
> Did you already add GetDeb.net to your software sources? (See: Muon >
> settings.) If not, go to the GetDeb.net instruction page:
> http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/13.04#how_to_install
>
> Add the GetDeb repository via the "getdeb package" you can download from
> that page - see nr. 1. Or add that repository manually: see nr.  2.
>
>
> STEP 3. Install BlueGriffon 1.7.
> =======================
> FORGET about the steps mentioned under nr. 3, 4 and 5 at the GetDeb.net
> instruction page. Instead, simply install BlueGriffon via Muon package
> manager. Give in "BlueGriffon" in the search window. You will see
> BlueGriffon and BlueGriffon-data popping up. Install both packages.
>
> !! The commandline install does not work in this case!!
>
> Respectfully yours,
> Bas.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 2013/6/1 TuxMario DeTreb <tuxmario.detreb at gmail.com>
>
>
> Le 31/05/2013 15:16, Bas G. Roufs - En. a écrit :
>
> Hello Christoph and Everybody.
>
>
>
> This is a good moment to shortly evaluate a golden combination for web
> page editing: BlueGriffon, Kate and FileZilla.
>
>
>
> At present, I am using "BlueGriffon"as well as "Kate" more and more for
> web page editing - now via the platform "Kubuntu 13.04", along with "KDE
> 4.10.2.
>
>
>
> Last week, the new version BlueGriffon 1.7 came in via an update. I am
> really happy that this package is being maintained so well and frequently -
> the package has really become better and better ever since I started using
> it. In fact, "BlueGriffon" popped up for me just in time. A similar package
> is "Kompozer" - however, that one is not being maintained any more ever
> since about 2010. Also "Quanta Plus" is not available any more. Internet
> pages I used to maintain with Kompozer, contained several little mistakes I
> discovered and took away with "BlueGriffon". A very useful feature of the
> latter package consists of several possibilities to identify and correct
> mistakes in the HTML coding of a web page. By example <a> - tags are red,
> as long as something is missing (e.g.. an </a> -tag) or incorrect, turn
> blue when you are on the good way when typing codes, and finally become
> green when everything is correct and complete. Moreover, if some specific
> important code is missing somewhere after editing a page, BlueGriffon
> suggests which missing code to exactly bring in where.
>
>
>
> A few months ago, I reported a bug because of which it is not possible to
> immediately open a local .html file. When trying to do so, BlueGriffon does
> start, but does not open the file. That's why, for the time being, I use a
> simple "workaround": , I open local .html files via BlueGriffon itself. At
> some quiet moment, Christoph, I will try out your suggestions in this
> context and report my experience afterwords.
>
>
>
> In this context, BlueGriffon has another useful feature. It opens in tabs
> the html pages of the latest session: under the condition that you leave
> those pages in open tabs, while quitting the package.
>
>
>
> "Kate" I use as a very useful auxiliary package - for typing code, for
> copy -pasting specific bunches of code to other pages, etc... I also use it
> to open and edit .css files. When editing a .html page, I get a kind of
> colour feedback similar to that in BlueGriffon.
>
>
>
> Yesterday the two window system in the Firefox add-on "FireFTP" broke down
> because of a reason I still do not understand. That's why, I have tried
> "FileZilla" for remote file transfer purposes - I am really satisfied about
> it. It works much better then "FireFTP". Especially when uploading a large
> quantity of updated web files, "FileZilla" works simply excellently.
>
>
>
> Respectfully yours,
>
>
>
> Bas G. Roufs.
>
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
>
> Hello Everybody
>
> I  use BlueGriffon, BlueFish and Kate for web page edition and gFtp for
> site updating
> Today i tried to upgrade my BlueGriffon (I was using 1.5.2) and I reached
> a problem.
>
> When I start the new release i get the message : Your BlueGriffon profile
> cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible
>
> What i have done
>
>    - I renamed my old release (mv bluegriffon bluegriffonOLD)
>    - I removed the Griffon profil directory (rm -R .disruptive\
>    innovations\ sarl )
>    - I downloaded the new compressed tar file
>    (bluegriffon-1.7.Ubuntu13.04-x86_64.tar.bz2) I'm running Kubuntu 13.04
>    64bits
>    - I ran tar command ( tar jxvf
>    bluegriffon-1.7.Ubuntu13.04-x86_64.tar.bz2)
>    - I started bluegriffon ( ./bluegriffon/bluegriffon) and got a pop up
>    window with the error message
>
> NB : All files and directories belong to my home user/group
>
> Any help is welcome
>
> Regards : TuxMario
>
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
>
> İts from BlueGriffon webpage.
>
>
>
> http://bluegriffon.org/pages/Download
>
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>
> says
>
>
>
> Warning: you may have to delete your BlueGriffon profile if you installed
> a preview version or Release Candidate of this v1.7 or if you have trouble
> changing the language of the interface. You will have to re-install your
> add-ons after that.
>
>
>
>
>
>    - on Mac OS X: delete ~/Library/Application\ Support/BlueGriffon
>    - on Windows XP: delete c:\Documents and Settings\yourlogin\Application
>    Data\Disruptive Innovations SARL
>    - on Windows 7: delete c:\Users\yourlogin\AppData\Roaming\Disruptive
>    Innovations SARL
>    - on Linux: delete ~/.disruptive\ innovations\ sarl
>
>
>    - How to remove Babylon <http://www.babylon.com/uninstall_search> if
>    you need it for installs <=1.6.2
>
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