Hello Fabien,
Well, now that you have personally mentioned my name, I am required to clarify
our (me and Openlabs) stand on your remarks.
On Jul 28, 2011, at 1:12 PM, Fabien Pinckaers wrote:
> Hello,
>
> It's a pity that some lost their trust on OpenERP, especially because these
> fears and d
A Dijous, 28 de juliol de 2011 19:12:29, Fabien Pinckaers va escriure:
> It's a pity that some lost their trust on OpenERP, especially because these
> fears and doubts have been highly motivated by tryton guys that tried to
> create frustrations, unfair critics and war against OpenERP. We used to
>
Leonardo,
> - on one side, some people, especially tryton supporters, are
> behaving in a way I don't agree with. We all make our choices,
> any of us is free work on OpenERP, Tryton, SAP, OpenBravo, a
> bakery shop or whatever, but that doesn't entitle us to tweet
> #openerp #fail and similar FUD
Fabien,
I think there are two sides on this discussion:
- on one side, some people, especially tryton supporters, are behaving in a way
I don't agree with. We all make our choices, any of us is free work on OpenERP,
Tryton, SAP, OpenBravo, a bakery shop or whatever, but that doesn't entitle us
Hello,
It's a pity that some lost their trust on OpenERP, especially because these
fears and doubts have been highly motivated by tryton guys that tried to create
frustrations, unfair critics and war against OpenERP. We used to never answer
to these unfair attacks as creating a war and motivate
Il 28/07/2011 01:59, Ana Juaristi ha scritto:
It's really a pity that Nan is moving to Triton and several others are
thinking about it. I think OpenERP doesn't know the value is loosing if
they let Nan go. It's my opinion.
Exactly, i don't care about the stupid war between tryton and openerp,
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