[ Thanks to James
Maguire for this link. ]
“8. Pimcore: Winner of a 2010 Most Promising Open Source Award,
Pimcore offers Web content management, product information
management, asset management and rapid application development.
It’s based on the Zend framework and ExtJS. Operating System:
Linux, Unix“9. Armstrong: First released in 2011, Armstrong is a content
management system specifically designed to meet the needs of news
organizations. It was developed by The Bay Citizen and the Texas
Tribune. Operating System: OS Independent“10. TomatoCMS: Tomato takes a widgets-based approach to website
design, which makes page layout very easy. Like Pimcore, it’s also
built on top of Zend. Operating System: Linux“11. Wolf CMS: This newer CMS prides itself on being
lightweight, fast and easy to use. However, note that it is easiest
to use if you have some PHP coding skills. Operating System:
Windows, Linux”
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