POS systems

[L3l00]

I do believe this is in the right area because well it would involve a Server.

This is sort of a direction I am heading and doing a lot of research, would like to know for Fedora. Any recommendations of open source POS systems I should check out?

So far I cam agree three that look amazing, just doesn't hurt to get other opinions.

[AndrewSerk]

Have you looked at RedHat?
http://www.redhat.com/resourcelibrar...terprise-linux

[L3l00]

No I have not, I'll check them out. Personally prefer sticking with Fedora (just my thing) if absolute must, Ubuntu or Debian.


I did however come across some that look amazing!

Lemon

ATS (Probably going to go with this because it has an Android App Capatibility!)

[droidhacker]

Originally Posted by L3l00

No I have not, I'll check them out. Personally prefer sticking with Fedora (just my thing) if absolute must, Ubuntu or Debian.

Fedora has a very short life cycle and is unstable (for the most part)... TOTALLY INAPPROPRIATE for running production servers.

Fedora ***IS*** Redhat. Basically. Redhat produces the bleeding edge distro Fedora as an R&D unstable/testing platform, code that tests well in Fedora gets pushed into RHEL after it is considered SANE TO USE in a production server.

So what you'll be getting with RHEL is, for all intents and purposes, STABLE LONG TERM SUPPORT FEDORA.

You should also look at CENTOS, which is a "free" 100% binary compatible version of RHEL.

I did however come across some that look amazing!

Lemon

ATS (Probably going to go with this because it has an Android App Capatibility!)

Right... I don't know anything about POS, but what I mentioned above regarding platform stability is CRITICAL. You definitely don't want to take a security update that brings down your server and puts your business... out of business... for the days that it takes you to track down the problem.