Are you
using the Linux operating system? Do you want some xml editors for that
operating system? If yes, you have a lot of xml editors targeted to
that operating system also. Some of the leading products for xml editors
are also target for the Linux Operating system.
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Some of
them are free, while some are commercial. Light editions with limited
features are also available for free. Some of the xml editors targeted
for the Linux operating system are free for personal and non-commercial
use and if you want it to be used for commercial purpose then you have
to get the license.
Syntext
Serna, EditiX, XML Pro, XMLInstance, Celebrate/XML Designer, Exchanger
XML Lite are some of the products that are available for Linux operating
system. These have the basic features in common to be used for editing
and creating the xml files.
Evaluation
version is available for most of them while some are Shareware. Perform
a simple search in the internet and you are sure to get links to a lot
of such products that are targeted at the Linux environment.
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