Alternative for Dreamweaver on LInux[PHP]

Hi everyone I'm starting to learn about PHP and would like to know what PHP editor would be appropriate?  Is netbeans good for PHP? 
Thanks for the help...^^
Last edited by kaola_linux (2008-11-20 09:53:00)

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