afmaury wrote: > Thanks for the help. I am leaning toward Tiny now but am a little confused > about how well it runs on a Mac. What do you mean by "packaging it as a Mac > application"? >
A Mac application is a .dmg image containing a directory. To install this directory, you drag and drop it to the application folder. The application has to be adapted to specific mac os x system file organisation. The alternative to packaging is manual installation from TinyERP sources on every machine. afmaury wrote: > > And also what do you mean by using it as an X Application and why wouldn't > you recommend it? > You can use X11 on Mac as on any UNIX based system. I have seen two limitations: performance is degraded over long-latency networks (like adsl), and second, you may have problems to re-initialise a broken connection. So I proposed two alternative which are more operational. afmaury wrote: > > It'll need to be used on 1 Mac computer originally. I would like to be able > to give internet access to other users as well and eventually would need it > on multiple computers - could be Mac or PC. I would recommend a hosting architecture if you are not comfortable with sys admin and security. Whatever you do (TinyERP or filemaker) opening to the net requires some care. ------------------------ Dominique www.SISalp.fr, infogérance de serveurs tinyerp sur www.bdll.fr _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
