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Open Source Alternative to Dreamweaver's .LBI?

An anonymous reader asks: "I have recently started using Dreamweaver to manage one of many websites that I work on. One feature that I am growing to love is the ability to use Dreamweaver library files (.LBI). What are Slashdot readers' opinions on this format? Is there something better (read: free and standards-compliant)? I also would like to find something I could use on an open-source platform so that I won't be locked in to using Dreamweaver. What do you use for your sites?"

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  1. Re:3 things by xoran99 · · Score: 1, Funny
    Any real self respecting geek writes the html and css in the raw.

    WR0NGZ0R3D!!! a|\|y 31337 h4x04 r3li$h3s the chance to use fr0ntp4ge and put lots of c4ap in h1s c0d3 &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp...

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    Karma: Bad (mostly due to all those "In Soviet Russia" jokes)

  2. Re:Dreamweaver is a good fit by Tumbleweed · · Score: 4, Funny

    > For design, I use FrontPage, ...
    > Just use the right tool for the right job.

    Yikes.

  3. Re:Dreamweaver is a good fit by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    "For design, I use FrontPage..."

    <div>
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    <font face="Arial" size="10">
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    <div>I</div><div>use</di v><div>Frontpage</div><div >myself,</div>
    <div>and</div><div>have</div><div> had</div><div>gr eat</div><div>results.</div>
    </blockquote>
    </fon t>
    </td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    </div>