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]]> By: Ned Lilly http://opensourceerpguru.com/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-2595 Ned Lilly Tue, 01 Apr 2008 03:25:10 +0000 http://opensourceerpguru.com/contact/#comment-2595 Hi, This blog is a great resource, I'm a little puzzled at the continued low profile of xTuple's PostBooks here. We're consistently in the top 5-10 on Sourceforge, have a very active community site at www.xtuple.org, and are unambiguously FOSS. We don't charge extra for documentation like some, and we don't advise against using the free version in production environments - far from it. The software's ridiculously easy to install compared to others (as you did observe, thanks) - and the functionality is at least on par with the other projects. I'd say better, but I'm biased. What gives? Don't get me wrong - it's your site. I just want to understand if there's a particular reason we're sitting at the kids' table. I'm happy to talk directly if you'd like - you can reach me at ned@xtuple.com, or +1-757-461-3022. Regards, Ned Hi,

This blog is a great resource, I’m a little puzzled at the continued low profile of xTuple’s PostBooks here. We’re consistently in the top 5-10 on Sourceforge, have a very active community site at http://www.xtuple.org, and are unambiguously FOSS.

We don’t charge extra for documentation like some, and we don’t advise against using the free version in production environments – far from it. The software’s ridiculously easy to install compared to others (as you did observe, thanks) – and the functionality is at least on par with the other projects. I’d say better, but I’m biased.

What gives? Don’t get me wrong – it’s your site. I just want to understand if there’s a particular reason we’re sitting at the kids’ table.

I’m happy to talk directly if you’d like – you can reach me at ned@xtuple.com, or +1-757-461-3022.

Regards,
Ned

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