Zimbra comes to mind of a decent FOSS community app that's free and good 'nuf for 90% of their market, if you like tomcat and jsp.
Rion
On Thursday 20 August 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
> How do people feel about community editions and crippled FOSS releases in
> general? I understand you need to make $$, but the whole community edition
> gig has bothered me. Its almost like tricking me into thinking it wholesome
> and good FOSS, but then BAM, its commercial software. MySQL is the closest
> edge case I can think of that I am ok with. The core is 100% functional,
> and t hey dont throw in my face HEY LOOK AT THESE AWESOME ENTERPRISE ADDONS.
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> I am not anti-commercial software in anyway (well, there is some REALLY bad
> software people charge for), its my choice to buy it or not.. but it always
> stings when I get excited about something only to find its limited in such a
> way that the community needs to redevelop what the parent already offers.
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> Stan
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