On 10/06/2014 09:29 AM, Marko Randjelovic wrote:
You could take a look at http://www.openerp2tryton.com/. I wanted to
learn OpenERP, then I found out obout Tryton, but I made conclution
Python language is too unsuitable for me. Thus I am now considering
OFBiz.
I've tried OpenERP about two years ago.
I love python as language, but dislike it as platform.
There's some site-packages and all libraries go under that dir - just
like in perl.
Then, upgrade python, and you're stuck.
Then, there's (in)famous GIL, making apps unresponsive.
Then, before release you have to freeze, meaning you give up upgrades.
So OpenERP folks tied to Debian.
Attempting to deploy on Red Hat ment wasting days to find the same
package with slightly different name or minor version.
And there's about a zillion or two packages required by OpenERP, meaning
guaranteed nightmare for any site maintainer.
... and so on.
In the meantime, pip changed that a lot - python packages are now in
domain of python, not OS.
I don't know how that reflects to OpenERP.
As for tryton, it's simple - web client is a must.
Regards...
