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Re: Is LSMB really suitable for the public?

Subject: Re: Is LSMB really suitable for the public?
From: "Joshua D. Drake" <..hidden..>
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 08:25:07 -0700

John Locke wrote:

Hi,

I think the answer to the question in the subject line is simply "not
yet." Many, many open source projects take a long time to mature. As
best I can tell, the core team has made some architectural changes that
are substantially different than SQL-Ledger, and it's taking time to
work out the bugs.

Thank you for your proactive and positive thoughts John.

Joshua D. Drake

References:
- Re: restore database errors
  - From: Jeff Kowalczyk
- Re: restore database errors
  - From: RYAN M. vAN GINNEKEN
- Re: restore database errors
  - From: Jeff Kowalczyk
- Is LSMB really suitable for the public?
  - From: David Tangye
- Re: Is LSMB really suitable for the public?
  - From: Phil Rhoades
- Re: Is LSMB really suitable for the public?
  - From: John Locke

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