Hello, afmaury wrote: > Thanks for your help but I am still a little confused. How do NX Desktop and > eTiny compare? Do they both need a linux hosted server? >
eTiny is a web application. You use TinyERP from firefox. A hosted or local server runs tinyerp server and eTiny web server. Example : http://etiny.sisalp.net eTiny must be secured. nx desktop is a remote display for a linux desktop. A server (hosted or local) runs tinyserver and tinyclient. You remote use it. I love it also because it comes natively secured. for nx desktop see http://www.nomachine.com/ NX server fits linux, (NX server is gratis-no-fee, not free), freenx server is a free-software alternative. NX cients are available for all pcs for free. I'm currently setting up a virtual training center with NX (as shared desktop) and am amazed by remote performance. You can combine all approaches : TinyClient, eTiny and NX afmaury wrote: > > I really don't know Linux at all and would need some sort of "hosting > architecture" as you mentioned. How can I go about figuring that out? > Find a linux specialist in your area. There are thousands around there. In which country are you ? A Tiny partner of your country can also do the job. Else, if you are loacated in European community, you can have a try on http://tinyerp.sisalp.net (my site) and evaluate if response time would be ok from a hosting in France. Overtime, an Saas (ASP) offer is planned by Tiny themselves, but I don't know when. Other partners do mention an ASP capability but don't tell how and for how much. afmaury wrote: > > Sorry for all the questions but I am having a hard time figuring this out. Better wondering about this before you go too deep... regards ------------------------ Dominique www.SISalp.fr , infogérance de serveurs tinyerp sur www.bdll.fr _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
