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It's C-Net... what do you expect? (Score:1, Interesting)

by technik (180)

Poorly written, inaccurate details, jumbled flow.
Oh, yes, it's a C-Net article.

Thanks.
Re:It's C-Net... what do you expect? (Score:1, Interesting)

by notec (203)

I've taken a look at the software they've comme up with. It gave me a headache, I've never seen such a clumbsy installation procedure.

For a company that has a burden of $10 million USD, I would get some descent project managers and a few mission statement on QA.

but that's just the way I see it....
OpenSales is a poor choice (Score:1, Interesting)

by consumer (215)

Sloppy code that look slike it was written in Perl4, no support for mod_perl or other speedup mechanisms, weak docs...

Do yourself a favor and try one of the other ones like MiniVend, Tallyman, or YAMS.

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