The commonly reported workaround for this is to access the Modules -> Apps -> Installed Modules menu and delete the "installed" filter to show all the available apps (and allow install).
However, I am also very much interested in a real answer to your question. I support OpenERP SA's goal to monetize their investment in OpenERP, and if that means an easy-to-use but proprietary "Apps store" (meaning "Apps store" in the generic sense, not one that results in a the cease-and-desist-letter from apple), then I am concerned how long they will allow this workaround to be used.
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Dale
dalescott.net - Transparency with Trust
on Apr 07, 2014, Christian Eichert <c...@zp1.net> wrote:
Dear List,
I installed the Openerp from the apt on saucy Ubuntu and after taking a
deep breath I found out that I need to install modules from the
launchpad because Openerp is is expecting me to pay 130.000,99 EURO /
month because I made 194 users in Openerp. ( I am not Kidding You )
My Questions are now is:
1) how can I search for modules on launchpad,
2) how can I install modules on lounchpad
3) how can I uninstall modules on lounchpad
regards
Christian
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