I'm asking what might on the surface look like a repeat question but it's not because no one has actually answered the question asked. I'm looking for the equivalent of FrontPage for Ubuntu. FrontPage is a site and not just a page editor because it maintains links as pages graphics are moved around and even when the architecture is changed. And, very important to a busy executive, it has an auto-thumbnail feature.
So far the advice has been
Learn HTML and Javascript. zero interest or time.
Blue Gryphon - gimpware that will probably go away with Mozilla's XUL API. I've tried it and find it a decent page editor but not a site editor. Plus he's abandoned 32 bit users.
Amaya - I think it would be a nice Page editor if it would run properly on my machine (12.04LTS). As is, there is a 1 or 2 pixel line where the tool bar should be. And it won't render anything until some toolbar action is taken. I can work at it and hit a toolbar item with the cursor, whereup the page renders. IT still appears to only be a page editor, though.
Brackets - HTML editor. Not applicable.
Use a CMS - I have a blog on WordPress. Over my Hughsnet link it takes approximately 15 seconds for the first page to load while WP sends out seemingly hundreds of files. My personal site's FrontPage-created index page loads in a second. Maybe I'm the last guy on earth who cares about load times but I do. I realize that not everybody has or can get a gigabit connection.
So I ask again, is there a website editor out there for Ubuntu? I'll even consider a commercial product. Or do I have to continue editing with FrontPage in a VM?