There are hundreds of CMS tools out there.
Some of them are pretty good, and some not so good - at least not good for
the tasks one wants.
Lately, I've been using plone/zope for a document sharing site.
What I'm doing is pretty simple and I choose plone because I was
already using it for some other sites on that server, so it was
very quick and easy in my situation.
This wouldn't have been true if I had had to start from scratch and
I probably wouldn't have used plone.
Sincerely,
David Mandel
Chief Activist
Portland Linux/Unix Group
560 SE Alexander
Corvallis, Oregon 97333
(541) 737-9153 at work (OSU)
(541) 730-5285 cell
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David Mandel http://www.DavidMandel.com
Portland Linux/Unix Group http://pdxLinux.org
LinuxFund http://LinuxFund.org
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On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Working with a small group to help generate documentation and tutorials
> (including xhtml & xml docs, short flash videos, eBooks, eDocs, audiobooks,
> PDF's, etc) for various under-served open-source apps.
>
> We are not developing any software per se (at least not yet), just
> documentation in various media formats.
>
> Hoping some folks on this list might have experience or can provide
> recommends on available open-source CMS, LMCS or other document management
> and delivery tools?
>
> A short list of CMS tools that was previously provided includes joomla,
> mambo, phpwcms, siteframe, xoops, and typo3. And for LMCS tools the list
> included atutor, moodle and dokeos.
>
> In any others that should be evaluated?
>
> We have yet to define a real set of criteria (just getting organized).
> Desired functionality includes
> check in/out repository, version and bug tracking, various file type
> support, download/upload via web, etc.
>
> Would run on Linux vhost account (LAMP). Of course stability, reliability,
> performance, and security is important. And a good community support base.
> Ability to integrate CMS & LCMS products with other apps (forum, wiki, etc)
> would also be helpful.
>
> Thanks for any pointers you can provide.
>
> Darren
>
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