Bluefish is great if not awesome for writing code, i like it that way and many people do. and i DON'T want WYSIWYG editor, i just want Bluefish appear better, the GUI needs some work and specially the icons, icons need to be better than that.

Ubuntu and Linux users need a user friendly WYSIWYG web editor that is updated and maintained. As far as I know, there are simply no open source replacements for Dreamweaver, Frontpage or similar software. What we need is a simple yet flexible web editor.

Kompozer and NVU seem defunct and haven't been updated in ages.
Seamonkey is too basic and doesn't handle CSS.
Bluefish, Quanta Plus and others are very good, but they are not WYSIWYG.
Joomla or Drupal are also very good, but these CMS are highly theme-dependent and not suited for all projects.

If you think this software already exists, please let me know!

Beginner web designers on Linux do not currently have a design program which marries depth of functionality with the ease of use offered by DREAMWEAVER.

A choice has to be made, the designer must either use a more simplistic program in order to gain a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) interface, or "fly blind" with a purely code based application.

The key benefit of Dreamweaver for windows and Mac users is that it marries the two. I have so far been impressed with bluefish as far as functionality and additional interface features but it still lacks the option to utilise WYSIWYG editing.

In the main Blufish menu "Projects > Latest opened", there is the list of all the recently opened projects.
This list display projects like "/home/username/xxx/xxx/*.bfproject"