Hi,
we at Therp agree with Eric and Raphael on this topic.
Cheers,
Stefan.
On 02/08/2013 02:19 PM, Juan Cristobal Lopez Arrieta wrote:
I agree 100% with Eric's opinion.
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 9:32 AM, Eric Caudal
<eric.caudal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
My 2 cts:
- OpenERP has no business model on selling the code. If you want to
sell code, choose another ERP. Opensource allows the copy: don't
bother in complaining about people doing it!
- A localization is partly a setup/partly code (some wizard)/partly
the capacity for the integrator to explain it to the customer. You
could protect the 1st part or the last part (your procedures) but for
the rest...
- Companies hire my services so that I can help them either setup
current OpenERP code or patch it/create new functionalities. Even if
functionalities are similar between companies, they continue hiring
us because we help them find innovative solutions (and every company
has its own needs/tricks/specificities that justify it.
- paid apps will never work if it is based on code
- paid apps could work if it is linked to a service or added
feature which is not AGPL code (for example an EDI network or a
membership or a SaaS service or an Android app etc).
- Still a voluntary fee (donation with a percentage to the hoster)
could be a solution for some people/situations ("you liked it, please
help me"). I would personally not rely on it as a company.
--
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