[Typo3-marketing] Typo3 vs other CMS on contentmanager.de

[Daniel Hinderink [TYPO3]]

Hi,

I just updated the info.


> although the given URL is almost only german, it might be interested to others
> as well:
> On http://www.contentmanager.de you can find a big variety of CMS systems,
> including
> Typo3. I did a comparison of Typo3 against webEdition. I perfectly assume that
> webEdition
> can do the same as Typo3, and vice versa. But in the comparison, it sounds as
> if webEdition
> can do more.
> Examples:
> Q: Which operating System are supported:
> Typo3: Linux, all Windows from 9x on, Solaris
> (my comment: We run it unter FreeBSD, and I bet there are more.)

There are some problems with FreeBSD and latest PHP, but I listed it anyway.

> webEdition: Client: All Systems that run Mozilla and/or Internet Explorer
>  (my comment: so does Typo3)

That of course is not true for the RTE, which most clients will expect for
all platforms then.
Anyway I did not change our list and it was more comprehensive anyway.

> Server: All Systems that run PHP4 and MySQL
>  (my comment: So does Typo3 I bet!)

I added that and even added IIS.

> Q: What webserver are supported?
> Typo3: Apache
> webEdition: All Servers that can run PHP4 and MySQL
> (My commetn: I bet Typo3 can do this as well)

See above

> Q: Which technology/Architektur) wird verwendet?
> Typo3: PHP
>   (my comment: I never heard of PHP as an architecture. Write client/server
> instead, ...)
> webEdition: 100% server based and uses only php and MySQL on the server

I changed this. It is not a client/server architecture however.


> OK I stop here, you get the idea... Does anybody from here know who is
> maintaining this Typo3
> record on www.contentmanager.de? Or is he/she reading here, and willing to
> grab ideas from this
> list. If not totally inacceptable I would switch for this one topic to german,
> as it is
> almost only german text on contentmanager.de, or we all run to
> typo3-german at lists.netfielders.de
> and discuss this topic there, as this list seems to be empty enough, ...?

Please go through it once more and see if you find more errors.

> Don't get me wrong: Many of the text I read there was great for Typo3, but I
> noticed some
> small typo3, and I thing some of the texts should be changed to market Typo3
> better.

No problem, your suggestions are very welcome.

Cheers

Daniel


> 
> regards
> Juergen

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Daniel Hinderink
Innovation, Marketing, PR, Legalese
http://www.typo3.com