The biggest practical problem that you might run into is of course that there
is only one vendor for the LibLime fork so they can name any price they want to
fix bugs that you find. Even if it does seem they actualy have a public Git
repository for their fork these days you will have a very
Viktor,
That's an awesome and helpful answer.
Thank you sir.
I look forward to getting our community Koha installation underway.
I just needed to get this question out. And I've learned a few things in
the process.
Happy weekend everyone.
Jesse
Jesse A Lambertson
Librarian
Sultan Qaboos
Hi all,
As others pointed out, LLK and Koha are not the same. They were once upon a
time, but speaking as someone whose employer (SCLS) chose LLK but who also
watches the Koha community with great interest, I can confirm the products are
divergent, and increasingly so.
Some key differences
On 6 December 2014 6:19:53 am NZDT, Greg Barniskis gbarnis...@scls.info wrote:
Hi all,
As others pointed out, LLK and Koha are not the same. They were once
upon a time, but speaking as someone whose employer (SCLS) chose LLK
but who also watches the Koha community with great interest, I can
Jesse,
This being the community list, I have to say we know too little about that
(years back) fork of Koha.
Any doubt about the community Koha, please feel free to ask.
Best regards
Tomas
El Thu Dec 04 2014 at 18:02:53, Jesse Lambertson (jlambert...@sqcc.org)
escribió:
Hello everyone,
We
But I was looking at the LibLime version of Koha and wondered, out of
curiosity, what problems I might run into if I installed their version
instead of the current stable version as hosted on the community wiki.
You are asking this on the community list?
On 5 December 2014 at 10:00, Jesse Lambertson jlambert...@sqcc.org wrote:
Hello everyone,
We are about to set up our servers and technical services for our library
here at the Cultural Center.
Changing offices and events have kept us very busy.
But I was looking at the LibLime version of
I am not asking to be rude or that I have any skepticism about anything in
the community or the current package, this is merely a technical question
for info's sake. This forum is so helpful to me as I prepare to install.
I am sorry if I offended anyone.
I did not mean to do that.
Thank you,
Jesse, I don't think anyone intended to come across as rude. There are
still -- and always will be -- very hard feelings over the fork of Koha
several years ago and everything that happened around that time.
Good luck on your install and on your library using Koha.
Heather Braum
NExpress
Hi, Jesse!
It's my impression that the LibLime version of Koha isn't really an open
source product, since LibLime doesn't release their code at all--it's more
like a proprietary product. So asking us on this list about LibLime's
Koha, here where we talk about the fully open source community
One major point, is that the Liblime software is by their own admission not
Koha. It is based on Koha from about 2008/2009.
Liblime software may or may not be so far removed from Koha by now
that they work nothing like each other. We don't know because we don't
use it. If you try Liblime Koha
On 2014-12-5, at 10:00 AM, Jesse Lambertson wrote:
Hello everyone,
We are about to set up our servers and technical services for our library
here at the Cultural Center.
Changing offices and events have kept us very busy.
But I was looking at the LibLime version of Koha and wondered,
LibLime Koha on the Koha Community! You are alone Jesse. My advice to you
is to install LibLime Koha and test it in something like a virtual
environment after the test drive you can then compare it with anything.
Also ask the people who use LibLime Koha other wise asking about Liblime
Koha on this
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