Daisy CMS / Open Source CMS

[Patryk Korman <patryk -dot- korman -at- native-instruments -dot- de>]

Out of curiosity, has anyone of you used Daisy as a document management 
and single sourcing tool? If you were involved in a "Daisy for 
documentation" project, how does it translate from the web to the 
documentation realm? You had a hard time with customizing (user-rights 
management, xslt script design/customization)? Any experience with other 
open source cms tools for doc purposes?

In general, is the future of CMS in open source, what do you think? I'd 
like to believe that, but up until now I haven't found an open source 
tool capable of what the commercial products can do, there's always 
drawbacks (or you'd have to have at least two full-time coders working 
for months to make stuff work).

Best wishes,
Patryk
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