I'm evaluating a new hosting provider in Argentina, that has a very good plan. I would be testing this week, and if it is ok, i can recommend it here. He has this tools pre-configured. I would be using 1 per category, on diferent domains. Would love to hear comments on each system. Thanks a lot.

Blogs:
b2
b2evolution
Nucleus
pMachine Free
WordPress

Galeries:
4images Gallery
Coppermine Photo Gallery
Gallery

Wiki:
PhpWiki
TikiWiki

Portals/CMS:
Drupal
Geeklog
Mambo Open Source
PHP-Nuke
phpWCMS
phpWebSite
Post-Nuke
Siteframe
Xoops

Mi selección:

Blogs:
WordPress

Galeries:
Coppermine Photo Gallery

Wiki:
MediaWiki

Portals/CMS:
Mambo Open Source (actually, Joomla, of course)
or
Xoops

Gallery:
Gallery - Have 2 different galleries myself and know a few friends who use it as well.

Wiki:
Hmm mediawiki isn't on the list. I'd go with phpWiki then have used it a few times in the past. I am a mediawiki person now.

CMS:
Drupal is the CMS I use for the site of the open source CMS I write. I CMS I wirte is geared for bands so doesn't work well for a software site so ahve to use something else

thanks for the update guys. I actually installed http://www.minigal.dk/, as the gallery, cause i fill is much cleaner than the other 3, and so i did.

The hosting service is very nice. Is not 99.99, more like 99.5. But nice.

You ofcourse don't have to stick with what's provided and can install whatever you like. No need to be restricted to what's on offer. I'd hope this is the case anyway.

right. thing was, i had a lot of "good name" options, and i thought, i won't have to do any install/configuration. =)

what i liked about minigal, is that its very clean after installing it. I'm sure i can get the same with "gallery", but i didn't wanted to spend much time. I really liked gallery's uploading applet and it seemed more complete, and configurable.

Coppermine looked like a forum, and i didn't liked it.

And Gallery Remote is even better. Is a java applcation and makes uploading, captioning etc of your phots real easy

I had minigal for a while, but it randomly broke with all associated pains. Switched to gallery2 and that one is holding up so far.

I most certainly remember that there is a site somewhere which has a lot of web-based software installed for the purpose of letting people test it without installing it themselves, but I forgot the link.

Anybody know where it is?

http://opensourcecms.com/

what version were you using? (this looks really nice to me, since it doesnt require any database especially.)

Thanks a lot! I've been looking for that site for a month now.
*bookmarked*