Tango CMS 2.3.0 “Dolphin” released

A new version of Tango CMS has been made available. The posting on their site highlights that this release has seen a number of new features added.
One of the changes/features of 2.3 that will have the most impact for many users is the introduction of a WYSIWYG editor, instead of the old MediaWiki formatting (which [...]

Postnuke CMS has been officially discontinued.

Following a decision that was made in 2008 by the Zikula steering committee, Postnuke has been officially discontinued as of July 1st. Postnuke was the legacy predecessor to Zikula and was around since 2001 when the first release occurred.
Zikula was spawned in 2008 and is doing well since shedding the ‘nuke’ name.
More about this announcement:
As [...]

Overview of the new eZPublish all in one Installer

eZPublish has long been known as a major player in the open source market, especially when it comes to the publishing world. In order to both improve their products’ ease of use and to provide an all encompassing solution, they have created an all in one installer. This installer packages a Mysql database, an Apache [...]

jAPS 2.0 Enterprise Edition Available

jAPS 2.0 Enterprise Edition offers the most recent stable version of jAPS 2.0 platform, guaranteeing ongoing long-term support with a combined subscription and support package. jAPS 2.0 Enterprise Edition shares with jAPS 2.0 Community Edition, for the same release, the same source code, the same functionality and GPL license.
jAPS 2.0 Enterprise Edition is the most [...]

Nuxeo Launches Nuxeo Document Management Cloud Edition

Nuxeo, the developer of one of the industry’s most advanced open source ECM platform, today launched its Software as a Service offering. Fully secure and reliable, Nuxeo DM Cloud Edition addresses the needs of organizations that want to benefit from a proven ready-to-go ECM solution without the related IT constraints and costs. Running on the [...]

GPL commercially supported themes now listed on WordPress.org

WordPress.org is now listing GPL commercially supported themes. Some of which include StudioPress, WooThemes and other providers. This is an interesting development that spawned from an email Matt Mullenweg received from the Software Freedom Law Center. This has raised a bit of an uproar in the theme development community from those who are not providing [...]

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