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About Bluefish

Bluefish is a powerful editor targeted towards programmers and webdesigners, with many options to write websites, scripts and programming code. Bluefish supports many programming and markup languages, and it focuses on editing dynamic and interactive websites. See features for an extensive overview, take a look at the screenshots, or download it right away. Bluefish is an open source development project, released under the GNU GPL licence.

Bluefish runs on most (maybe all?) POSIX compatible operating systems including Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS-X, OpenBSD and Solaris, and in addition it runs on Windows.

On-line PHP/MySQL course with Bluefish

Infinite skills hosts a PHP/MySQL tutorial with Bluefish. by Robert J. Tucker. The first three chapters are available for free. If you purchase the course via the this link you will sponsor the Bluefish project.

News - March 11 - Bluefish 2.0.3 release

Bluefish release 2.0.3 improves syntax highlighting performance and the performance when scrolling in large files. It adds a couple of features such as a split view feature, Clojure syntax, Wordpress syntax, Pascal syntax, jQuery syntax, Processing syntax and R syntax. Various features have improved such as tag closing, toggle comment (shift-control-c), spell check with HTML-entities, join lines and split lines, bookmarks in projects, the preferences user interface and more. On the portability front: language selection now also works on Windows, and we now provide a binary for OSX 10.5 as well as 10.6. Finally, two new translations are added: Nynorsk and Hungarian.

News - October 5 - New Windows binary fixing the "missing libcairo-2.dll" issue on Windows

New Windows binaries have been released to fix a bug in the GTK installation leading to bluefish failing to start with an error message, that libcairo-2.dll is missing.

News - September 16 - Bluefish 2.0.2 released

Bluefish 2.0.2 is a minor bugfix and minor feature enhancement release. Most notably two crashes have been resolved, and a "jump to reference" feature has been added to quickly open a referenced filename. Next to the code the translations have been improved, the Danish and Russian translations are fully up to date now.

Changes and fixed bugs since the last release 2.0.1.

News - July 6 - Bluefish 2.0.1 released

Bluefish release 2.0.1 is a minor bugfix and minor feature enhancement release. Enhancements include improved spell checking, right margin display, improved indenting functionality, and CFML (cold fusion) support. Bugfixes include fixes in a couple of HTML tag dialogs and two exotic segfault fixes. Native Windows support has improved compared to 2.0.0 and we also have a native MacOSX package now.

Changes and fixed bugs since the last release 2.0.0.

News 2010- February 19 - New Windows installer

The 2.0.0 windows installer has a bug during uninstall. If you plan to uninstall please read the information about the bug. The new 2.0.0-1 installer has fixed the issue.

News 2010 - February 15 - Bluefish 2.0.0 released!

After 16 development releases and 3 release candidates we finally have Bluefish 2.0.0 ready. The 2.0.0 release is considered the most stable and most feature rich Bluefish release. The screenshots page has an introduction movie to Bluefish 2.0.

Changes and fixed bugs since the last release candidate 3.

News 2010 - February 1 - Bluefish 2.0.0 release candidate 3

Bluefish 2.0.0-rc3 is released. The -rc2 released was not announced because of a bug that was found within very short time after the release. Release candidate 3 has a lot of small bugfixes and some more translations. Hopefully this is the last release candidate. SHA-1 checksums:

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Changes and fixed bugs since release candidate 1.

News 2009 - December 23 - Bluefish 2.0.0 release candidate 1

Bluefish 2.0.0-rc1 (release candidate 1) is available on the download server. This is the end of the 1.3 development series, and the beginning of the 2.0 series. Bluefish 2.0.0-rc1 has no large new changes compared to 1.3.8, mostly bug fixes, translation fixes and small improvements. The 2.0.0-rc1 is no longer called bluefish-unstable, but it is called bluefish. It may, therefore, interact with or replace an existing 1.0.7 install. 2.0.0-rc1 should be as stable as 1.0.7 or better. SHA-1 checksums:

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7d9396ceb2d08beb56f795a12f9bba4e513917e5  Bluefish-2.0.0-rc1-setup.exe

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.8 (our last release from the unstable series).

News 2009 - November 12 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.8 released

Bluefish 1.3.8 has a whole range of very small improvements which makes it much more polished and almost ready to become the next stable release. One notable change is the syntax scanner which is now almost 2X faster. The language syntax definition files are also improved. Next to that several more translations are completed now, but there are still a lot of translations incomplete compared to the stable releases. SHA-1 checksums:

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64eed254fb799eba97a5372e2ecfd0f59582a5df  Bluefish-1.3.8-setup.exe

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.7.

News 2009 - September 21 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.7 released

Bluefish 1.3.7 has many small improvements and fixes such as better language syntax support and several completely finished translations, and it supports a native windows build. This is again a call for translators to help us towards Bluefish 2.0.0. See the translation status and the guide for sending patches in our wiki for more info. SHA-1 checksums:

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c2cedb6ebadff97bf333dc0a8b2d80243784884f  bluefish-unstable-1.3.7.tar.gz
62cb194d041a9d80b276f3812ece69ac6e2c2719  Bluefish-1.3.7-setup.exe

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.6.

Bluefish at Software Freedom Day (September 19)

At Software Freedom Day, September 19, one of the Bluefish developers will give a talk in the Hague (the Netherlands). The talk is currently scheduled at 15:15. For more information check the softwarefreedom at clubnix website.

News 2009 - August 31 - Bluefish on Windows

Shawn Novak has provided basic information, how to build and run the development series of Bluefish under Windows using MingW/MSYS. Update: All required changes are now merged with the bluefish code. All next releases will be supported on Windows.

News 2009 - August 16 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.6 released

Bluefish 1.3.6 has two major new features. The first is inline spell checking, which is programming-language aware. The second is a menubar for the snippets plugin, for those of you that liked the old custom menu more than the snippets sidebar. Next to the new features, there are many small improvements, bug fixes and a speedup of the startup process. This is also a call for translators, because only a few languages are up-to-date. Most translations need to be updated before we can do a 2.0.0 release. SHA-1 checksums:

0f184bc5113e808ad999d8c22d7d88468e7705f5  bluefish-unstable-1.3.6.tar.bz2
7d0e9e23da15e0dce3a36f67422afd2aab7e323e  bluefish-unstable-1.3.6.tar.gz

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.5.

News 2009 - June 10 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.5 released

In Bluefish 1.3.5 the very long Edit menu is reduced, and a new menu Tools is introduced. Many translations still need to be updated for this change. A very important feature was added: Bluefish will now automatically recover modified documents that were not saved due to a process kill or crash. Also a new utility was added to quickly create columns from a list of text elements. Next to the larger changes 1.3.5 has various language definition improvements, a default mime type for new documents, some small improvements for the autocompletion and various small bug fixes and improvements.

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.4.

News 2009 - April 14 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.4 released

Bluefish 1.3.4 has several new features such as remote file synchronisation (upload or download), text zoom (ctrl-mousewheel), toggle comment (shift-ctrl-c), split line, join line, language sensitive indenting and more. The autocompletion popup also has been refined. No more obtrusive popup, but very fast and intuitive. Tag auto closing is also done with the auto completion popup. Next to the features several important bugs have been resolved.

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.3.

News 2009 - March 5 - Bluefish-unstable amd64 Debian/Ubuntu packages

We are now providing Debian- and Ubuntu-packages of Bluefish-unstable for the amd64 architecture too. Check the download instructions and the repository key.

News 2009 - March 1 - Bluefish-unstable 1.3.3 released

Bluefish 1.3.3 features major performance improvements and several new features. Both the start-time of bluefish and the performance while running have been improved. Bluefish is now blazing fast, even on your netbook! New features include visible spacing (show tabs, spaces, non-breaking spaces etc.) and an optional character map plugin based on libgucharmap. Note that we discovered some serious issues in glib-2.16 when working with remote files that may impact Bluefish stability.

Changes and fixed bugs since 1.3.2.

What others have said about Bluefish

Bluefish is by far the most powerful among the HTML editors we tested. It is probably the most potent editor for Linux in general. (www.suse.com)

GPL-licensed Bluefish has become an excellent 'production tool' for those of who earn our living writing for Web sites, full of little 'speed you up' features [..] It is an excellent example of how a multinational group of talented programmers can produce a piece of work under the GPL that is at least as good as any commercial program (newsforge.com)

The Bluefish HTML editor is an excellent example of of how good open source programs can be. It is feature rich, with lots of time saving tools for experienced coders and friendly enough for newbies to be productive in little or no time. (www.linuxorbit.com)

If you've ever longed for an HTML editor that is easy to use, yet doesn't try to do everything for you, Bluefish is just the editor for you. It has a wealth of features that will make your programming easier, but in the end you retain total control of the HTML. (software.linux.com)

Bluefish marries the best of GUI's and traditional text editing into a customizable, useful package. (www.linuxplanet.com)

One of the most powerful editors for Linux + Supports many programming and markup languages + Lots of time saving tools for experienced users + Friendly enough for beginners + Its wealth of features will make your programming easier + While letting you maintain control over your code (www.lindows.com)

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