Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger

[Kurt S. <ks...@ut...>]

Craig Jansen wrote:

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> Hi Antonio,
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> It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a lot
> of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :)

 Kudos. I am glad that I am not the only one trying to do this :-)

> While 95% of the terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable
> of graphical web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals

 Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client.

> which are currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long
> term I plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock
> control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who have
> no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged PC. I
> may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's easier for
> me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time.

 What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames
it's got a chance ...

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> I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his shop
> floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with
> SQL-Ledger in the future.
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> Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. :)
>
> Regards
>
> Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services
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> PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060
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> http://www.cjcs.yi.org
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> Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM
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> Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...>
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> Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger:
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> Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think
> that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS
> .net project for example.
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