On Tuesday 19 May 2009, Pravin Dhayfule wrote: > > Yeah I got your point. > > Indeed by transitioning I mean to say for a fresh setup for users who are > familiar to tally. For example a new firm who has decided to go for Open > Source Platform, this can be recommended to them: > > 1. Desktop Linux as Operating system (Open Suse, Ubuntu, Fedora etc.)
So you do not know the antecedents of Open Suse. Given that there are any number of other distros without a noose attached, wonder why would one recommend Suse of all things. > 2. Open Office as Office Application > 3. Lots of inbuilt tools in Linux corresponding to the tools for similar > activities in Paid OS Actually at least an order of magnitude more tools than other Paid OS including several nixes. > 4. GNU Cash, GNU Khata, AVSAP or any Open Source financial Application if > the firm needs accounting software. > > There's always a quest to learn new things, so enthusiastic and optimistic > people may not hesitate to tryout these new applications. Tally has been the single stumbling block for more than 50% of SME that i know of. -- Rgds JTD -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
