Both Evergreen and Koha allow switching between languages on the OPAC end.
I've looked at these two sites previously for lists of z39.50 servers
http://irspy.indexdata.com/
[Taiwan Search]
http://is.gd/Ia6N6A
http://www.z-brary.com/
[Taiwan Search]
https://www.google.com/search?q=Taiwan+site%
Hi
I will definitely give both a try. I don't mind doing translation as I
need this in Traditional Chinese and you guys might not have that. I need
a software that may let me switch between languages on the OPAC end so that
we can support users w/ different language needs.
Do you know wher
Nancy
Since we are on the Evergreen list I'd probably have stuck to answering
your initial question. We do want more folks trying out Evergreen : )
In any case as has been pointed out both Evergreen and Koha are capable
of fulfilling your needs. I don't have much experience with openbiblio
so
Nancy,
I'd say the main differences between Koha and Evergreen are international
usage (Koha is bigger in non-Western parts of the world than Evergreen, to
the best of my knowledge) and structural design differences (Evergreen is
built on a more complex, but very robust, set of system requirement
