> I think the full OpenObject - OpenERP stuff is very clearly stated on the web > page. I'll make a short resume: OpenObject is the platform. OpenERP is a set > of modules (functionality) desgined to work as an ERP on that platform.
Thank you. That is nowhere mentioned. Instead the webpages present Openerp and openobject as two different things. Somewhere it says Openobject is a RAD. According to you its a platform for running some modules which make up an ERP. Also the launchpad directories dont make that clear. https://launchpad.net/openobject If OpenERP is just a collection of modules why then are there addons ? What makes an "Addon" distinct from a module and what the heck is Business Intelligence ? One might also get the impression that the OpenObject Server, presumably a thingy to serve some objects, such as Business Intelligence or an ERP module is different from OpenERP. How this is presented in Websites, Wiki and Launchpad make things unclear. And worse: NOWHERE is comprehensively described how to get the latest OpenERP/OpenObjects module collection trunk from Launchpad running ? Install an openobjects server, and also OpenERP, throw in some business intelligence and perhaps some addons ? Sorry for being cynical. Please do not get me wrong, I installed TinyERP before and abandoned it because it was too hard to maintain. And I DO love open documentation and open projects. Presumably the tinycompany is paying some people who are working on websites, and invent expressions such as "OpenERP" "OpenObjects" "Business Intelligence" "Addons" so they can bring some structure into this so it is comprehensible to humble people like me with 20 years+ software development under their belt without having to go into the source code. So guys, pleaaaase what must be pulled from Launchpad to pull the latest trunk of OpenERP ? Thank you for your help. Geejay -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openerp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=25170#25170 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
