Everybody knows about WordPress, Drupal and Joomla, although they are great and they are popular for a reason, there are quite a few other alternatives that you may have never heard of. Thousands of quality developers and designers work hard to create amazing masterpieces of applications. Most of them release their applications for free and they make them open source. The least we can do is spread the word so they can get the attention they well deserve.
Typesetter is an open source CMS written in PHP that allows website developers to create feature rich and flexible websites using an easy to use true WYSIWYG editor. It uses flat file storage, and this is one of the main differences between Typesetter and other content management systems, so there is no need of database to store and retrieve the actual data.
It is fairly easy to install Typesetter CMS on a CentOS VPS. The installation process should take about 5 minutes if you follow the very easy steps described below. This install guide assumes that Apache and PHP are already installed and configured on your server.
At the time of writing this tutorial, the latest stable version of Typesetter CMS is 5.0 and it requires: