Free designed websites software for linux

SupportDesk project is an internet text chat system designed for websites that wish to provide their users with online support. A Java applet allows users to log in to the chat system anonymously from a website and request help from the website operators. Unlike forums and email, conversations occur in real time.
When a user logs in from the web page they are presented with a very simple interface. They enter a name they wish to use, and are then presented with a conversation window. Instructions and messages appear in this window, and they are supplied with a box in which to type new messages of their own. They are not able to select who they will talk to, all they can do is type messages and read responses that are sent to them.
The website operators, on the other hand, are able to log in using passwords. When they do so they are referred to as "opers", a kind of super-user. Opers are able to view a list of all the users currently on the system, and are able to select who they talk to. New users that do not yet have an oper talking to them are marked with a special icon.
Several opers can all join the conversation with one user if they so wish, and the new opers joining can see the previous messages in the conversation (so if a user is explaining a problem, they will not need to re-explain it to each subsequent oper that comes to help them). Opers also have the power to ban users based on their IP address.
Enhancements:
- added Accept/Leave feature to allow opers to view chats without joining them
- reorganised / rewrote several classes to improve code clarity
- fixed "dropped network connection when extended ASCII is entered" bug
- added support for the "ISO-8859-1" character set (UTF-16 coming soon)

Preview is a simple image viewer for GNUstep. It is designed to be easy to use and support GNUstep features such as image design, pasteboard/services, printing, and layout.

Falt4 project is a web content management system designed for small to midrange websites. The whole system has been released under the LGPL (lesser GPL License) and is, so called, "free software".

The system comes with a lot of modules and even more core features, which come in very handy for daily use. Falt4 is easy to use and has been tested during the developmentphase on a lot of customers, where some of them had no website experience at all.

Also included is a lesser seen feature in OpenSource systems: Falt4 is Multilingual in every aspect - and this is just the beginning. Including a system wide media database to manage all your files, a template editor and an integrated publishing system with versioning support are just a few of the strong core features of falt4.

Krang is an open-source content-management system designed to publish magazine websites. Krang project is a Perl application which uses Apache with mod_perl and MySQL, as well as numerous CPAN modules.
Krang is a large application with many features, making a compact feature list difficult to come by. Krang provides a simple story and media editing environment for magazine editors as well as a complete template development environment for web designers.
On the backend, Perl programmers can customize Krang to control the data entered in the story editor as well as the way templates are used to build output. Krang was designed with flexibility and simplicity as its highest goals.
Krang has been successfully built and tested on a number of different systems. In many cases, if your particular system isnt listed, Krang can still be compiled by using a similar platform configuration.
Krang platform configurations have been developed and tested for the following systems:
- Linux
- Redhat versions 7.3 and 9
- Fedora Core 1 and 2
- Mandrake 9.2
- Gentoo 1.4.3 and higher
- Debian Woody (3.0)
- Mac OSX 10.3.5
- FreeBSD 4.x and 5.x
- Solaris 9
Enhancements:
- This release has support for publishing dynamic applications from within the CMS.
- The permissions system has been enhanced. Numerous bugs are now fixed.

Siteframe consists of a lightweight content-management system designed for the rapid deployment of community-based websites.

Siteframe™ is a lightweight content-management system designed for the rapid deployment of community-based websites. With Siteframe, a group of users can share stories and photographs, create blogs, send email to one another, and participate in group activities. Siteframe enables this by providing web-based content management so that anyone can create content without needing to learn HTML.