The problem is there is too many applications out there that call themselves Content Management Systems. They really need to be reclassified to reflect their capabilities, etc...
I'm more partial to enterprise-grade content management. There are a couple of open source apps, in my mind, that could apply:
www.alfresco.com -- managed by a group of ex documentum and Interwoven people.
www.opencms.com
I think the OpenSource CMS market is getting too flooded... Do we really need another PHP/MySQL CMS? I know some people who are developing a commercial CMS product. I think they are crazy, since there are PLENTY of free CMS packages out there. If there is not need for a full blown enterprise CMS, why would you pay for a proprietary "non-free" application?
How about a list of Open Source Enterprise Content Management systems? That would defintely be a shorter list.
Nobody uses Photoshop? To me thats like saying nobody uses Microsoft Word. Yes, there are alternatives, but I wouldn't ignore almost every design shop in the world... Photoshop is the standard.
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The problem is there is too many applications out there that call themselves Content Management Systems. They really need to be reclassified to reflect their capabilities, etc... I'm more partial to enterprise-grade content management. There are a couple of open source apps, in my mind, that could apply: www.alfresco.com -- managed by a group of ex documentum and Interwoven people. www.opencms.com
I think the OpenSource CMS market is getting too flooded... Do we really need another PHP/MySQL CMS? I know some people who are developing a commercial CMS product. I think they are crazy, since there are PLENTY of free CMS packages out there. If there is not need for a full blown enterprise CMS, why would you pay for a proprietary "non-free" application? How about a list of Open Source Enterprise Content Management systems? That would defintely be a shorter list.
It's actually a Neil Diamond song... covered by Urge Overkill.
Harrison Ford did drive the Falcon, if that counts for anything....
Apparently you need a spell checker, unless you are referring to the tool that checks out ladies' legs. (gamms)
I'm afraid using NT4 doesn't make any sense to me since NT4 is nearing EOL.
Nobody uses Photoshop? To me thats like saying nobody uses Microsoft Word. Yes, there are alternatives, but I wouldn't ignore almost every design shop in the world... Photoshop is the standard.
I believe that its version 4.7.1 that is new.