BRAINFARTAlmost everyone will be satisfied with Drupal because this “content management system” is very flexible module system for managing the content of your site.
Before answering a question if you will be satisfied with Drupal or not please think over such questions: what type of Drupal users are you and what is necessary for you...
Free 3d-party CMS.
Official site: http://drupal.org.
Advantages: templates control; system architecture; API; taxonomy; community.
Disadvantages: difficulty of working without preparation.
If you wish to completely control appearance and functionality of your site (level of control depends only on your desire), and thus not using dirty methods (like hacks of initial code of the core and modules) and to work only through API and extremely flexible template system – Drupal is for you...
Joomla is known for not simple user interface.
It is almost impossible to start working without reading the documentation.
Compatible in different browsers.
Site structure is logically divided into several parts, which also makes it difficult to understand the processes at the site.
Very functional visual editor, works well in different browsers, the best in IE6. Supports files downloads...
WordPress, one of the most popular blogging platforms (if not the most), is capable of being more than just a blog platform. It’s capable of being a full-blown CMS (Content Management System). As someone who has both written small, custom CMSes from scratch as well as evaluated million-dollar professional CMSes for large corporations, WordPress’ robustness never ceases to amaze me...
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