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All rights to Mambo Open Source were officially released into the
open-source community in 2003.
Mambo Open Source was extremely successful and won a large number of
prestigious open-source awards.
In 2005 the commercial version of Mambo was re-branded as 'Jango'. Rice Studios,
at that time still Miro, also chose to form the Mambo Foundation, a non-profit
organization. The intention was to create a body that would help protect the
principles of Mambo and provide a more structured working methodology.
The creation of the Mambo Foundation created a rift in the Mambo Open Source
community. The creation of the Mambo Foundation was seen by many as an attempt
by Rice Studios to gain control of the Mambo Open Source project.
Not long after the Mambo Foundation was created, a group, consisting mainly of
the Mambo Open Source core developers, publicly announced that they intended to
abandon Mambo Open Source. The group formed a non-profit organization called
'Open Source Matters'.
Open Source Matters created the Joomla! project, a guaranteed 100% open-source
GPL project.


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