Submitted by gdebure on March 21, 2010 - 09:50
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LemonPOS is a Point of Sale application powered by KDE 4.x. Its developper (Miguel Chavez Gamboa) asked in the KDE Finance mailing list for a bit of help spreading the word, so here is my (small) contribution to his project :o)
It seems that lemonPOS is a nearly unique example of Open Source Point of Sale, so go check it out, and congrats to Miguel !
LemonPOS is a member of the KDE Finance group, with other applications like KMyMoney, Kraft, Skrooge, Association Subscribers Manager (Arnaud, please, find a shorter name =D ), and others... The KDE Finance group will have its first sprint in Frankfurt in April (23rd-25th).
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Cool looking project
But unfortunate name.
In the UK, a 'Lemon' means something crap, and POS = Piece of shit.
So it's a lemon piece of shit.
Yeah
Basically the same connotations with Lemon and POS here in the US. I always giggled a little.
Thanks for the info
Wouldn't have known about this nice project without your post to planetkde.
Ive packaged LemonPOS and its now available in the in the ArchLinux AUR - http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=35805
And yes, where I come from POS has a different more fecal meaning also :) but its the standard abbreviation for PointOfSale also...
No idea about that
Well I had no idea about that meaning... I hope it won't prevent a great project from getting the attention it deserves.
@realitygaps, thanks for packaging :)
you beat us all...
... to help spread the word !
This looks like a very nice project and I'll do its promotion right now too.
As for my little piece of software (another possible meaning for POS)... Yeah I know, I'm working on it ^^ Kurabu would be better don't you think ?
Arnaud
There is a package for
There is a package for LemonPOS available for slackware-13.0 as well, slackbuilds.org/repository/13.0/business/lemonpos/
Take care,
vb
Thanks for your
Thanks for your information...
I found your site by google
LemonPOS is a Point of sale
LemonPOS is a Point of sale application powered by KDE 4.x.It is an unique example of Open Source Point of Sale.
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