> > I would like to propose to stop publishing neso. > Hi Cedric and all,
I understand that keeping Neso add unnecessary workload. However for demonstration purposes it is still the perfect tool in our environment. I am talking about countries in Africa where Internet connectivity is still very expensive and where a number of people are still using old Windows based PCs. Keeping Neso will help adopting Tryton. The Tryton project is a gift to people in this countries. We are working towards extending the Tryton communities here. Tryton and other FOSS will enable organisations to be managed properly in a cost effective manner. And one of the main reason of under-development is the mis-management of organisations like hospitals, administrations, schools, etc. Up to now, only very expensive software were available. This explained the very limited adoption of IT tools Africa. Kind regards, Armand -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton/D34AC4A7-F9B2-4A2C-B1AD-F75F3703BF25%40gmail.com.
