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Open Source Portal Servers Written in Java » Please Remove Jahia From The List » I second that » Jahia never claims to be OSI compliant » Compromise?
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I always wonder about people posting about proprietary software...do they actually write software themselves?
I looked at the license and it is very fair. If you want to inspect, evaluate or test the software, there is no charge. What is so proprietary about software with full source included, with a license which allows you to inspect, change and redistribute that software?
By your meaning I live in a proprietary house, drive a proprietary car and drink proprietary beer... Think free as in freedom, not free beer.
In order to answer to some critizisms, Jahia released an open source compliant version of its leading Unified Web Platform which include nearly all the key features (CMS, Portal, DMS, Search, Cache, Workflow, User Management,...). Only a few enterprise wide modules are now released under a "sustainable" license (exactly the same license excepted you need to pay some royalties in order to use it for Commercial purposes... or to contribute something back to the project).