Plone (http://plone.org) is a CMS that you can use to setup a portal or intranet with features similar as Google Docs. In fact, there's a module that let you write math using latex format: http://plone.org/products/latex-math-image
Plone is not only open source, but has a strong support from its community as any successful FLOSS project and also professional provided by a network of business and people in more than 60 countries as you can check in http://plone.net/
A month ago i worked on a comparison between mambo, lenya and plone and i'm looking for feedback, you can read at www.menttes.com/contribs/cms.html.en.
We're working (almost) for free for ibm and sun when we could send the cv to microsoft and use their operating systems. Obviously the second one is the best choice... i don't know what i've been thinking the last years.
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Plone (http://plone.org) is a CMS that you can use to setup a portal or intranet with features similar as Google Docs. In fact, there's a module that let you write math using latex format: http://plone.org/products/latex-math-image
Plone is not only open source, but has a strong support from its community as any successful FLOSS project and also professional provided by a network of business and people in more than 60 countries as you can check in http://plone.net/
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A month ago i worked on a comparison between mambo, lenya and plone and i'm looking for feedback, you can read at www.menttes.com/contribs/cms.html.en.
Regards
r.
We're working (almost) for free for ibm and sun when we could send the cv to microsoft and use their operating systems. Obviously the second one is the best choice... i don't know what i've been thinking the last years.
Regards
r.