there are several pos implementations listed on freshmeat.net
some of them seem very mature.
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 01 February 2007 08:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering on suggestions of Linux POS (point of sale) solutions
available for retail.
Has anybody seen this work in a live retail environment?
GNU would be great, however this may be unrealistic.
Links and contacts sought for who can do this sort of work here in
Australia - NSW, QLD. Who does this and who would you suggest?
http://www.stm.com.au/
http://tuxshop.sourceforge.net/
I've pulled the CVS for this and have - eventually - got it compiled.
There are about 3 things that need fixing and I might get around to
posting them on the bug list.
It looks nice at first look and I'm currently trying to get it to work
connected to a remote database.
I'll do a more detailed assessment if I don't get diverted onto
something more important.
Mail me if you want specifics on a similar TuxShop type POS being
trialed now
touch, scanners, thin-clients
http://tigger.ws/tuxshop.jpg
James
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