--- Tippus Tailus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> If you wanted to expound the merits of the LAMP stack, what
> applications would you mention? What applications would you install on
> a generic installation for demonstration? Would you include PHPBB and
> MamboCMS or would you use something better?

"Better" is almost always in the eye of the beholder.  Personally, I
prefer Simple Machines Forum (SMF) to PHPBB, but again that may be more
personal preference than one being objectively "better".

For a start, here's a list of 'value applications' that are available on
the most basic PHP-enabled hosting plan from godaddy.com:  Nucleus, pLog,
Serendipity, WordPress; AzDGDatingLite, NoahsClassifieds, Joomla, Mambo,
Postnuke, Xoops, phpMyFaq, paFileDB, MagneticPoetry, WWWPaintBoard,
phpCollab, AdvancedGuestbook, forImages, Gallery, Coppermine, OpenDb,
SiteBar, PHPOpenChat, AdvancedPoll, AardvarkTopsites, Geeklog, PmWiki, and
SMF.

Obviously, no site is going to need all of those, but they are all
available for the admin to "install" or "uninstall" as needed.

Since you're talking "generic" installation, I'd go with at least a CMS, a
forum system (SMF or phpBB), an image gallery, a chat system, and
phpMyAdmin.  Maybe a simple webmail package as well.

Moodle is a favorite PHP app of mine, but since it is geared towards being
an online learning Course Management System, it probably doesn't 'fit' in
the realm of a "generic" installation.



Michael Roush
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