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Old 07-15-2010, 09:46 PM   #1
nelgin
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CMS With Forum for building a community [soliciting recommendations]


I run a website which is based around a myBB (after converting from phpBB2). I am looking for a better option to offer content to my members and am considering either a portal or CMS type of software. Since I know there are many out there and each have their pro's and con's, I'd like to solicit recommendations based on requirements.

Must run on Linux, since I have root, it doesn't matter on the pre-reqs since I can install whatever I need.

Would rather it have a build in forum rather than having a "hook" or a "bridge" to an external forum.

Would like it to have some sort of links directory (see wsnlinks.com to get an idea). Basically create categories with links to build a directory of useful websites.

Would like social networking type features - but not critical.

Preferably free, though willing to give some commercial software a test drive.

Must work with php 5.3.2 or above.

So, let those suggestions rip!

Thanks,
Nigel
 
Old 07-16-2010, 01:44 AM   #2
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opensourcecms.com allows you to trial 200+ CMSs

Hi,

I haven't got any recommendation for one, but there is an awesome setup at opensourcecms.com that allows you to trial most of the open source CMSs available.

They also have voting / rating systems, so you can get an idea of the favourites amongst their users.

ben.
 
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:48 AM   #3
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The only problem is, as you say, there's over 200 and most (if not all) are loaded without mods. It doesn't really help me apart from I get to see the look and feel of a system before I install it. Thanks for the suggestion.
 
Old 07-19-2010, 10:32 AM   #4
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PHPFusion, PHPNuke, Joomla, are all decent CMS systems. I prefer PHPFusion myself, primarily for the layout and ease of use for my users in updating information.
 
  


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