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Whoa! That's horrifying. Not only don't they update their open source version when fixing security bugs (Great argument against choosing open core solutions btw
by ibotty 9y ago
Whoa! That's horrifying. Not only don't they update their open source version when fixing security bugs (Great argument against choosing open core solutions btw), they don't even fix most bugs!
- roblabla 9y agoThis isn't a great argument against chosing open core solutions, it's a great argument against chosing SugarCRM. Many open core solutions (I'm thinking of gitlab, but there are probably many other) fixes bugs in both versions.
- ibotty 9y agoIt is. If there are two versions, it's possible (it even "adds value") to fix bugs in one version and not the other. If there is only one, you can't do that. Simple as that.
- roblabla 9y agoIt makes the company (look at sugarcrm) look bad when they do that. Open core can be done well, just like proprietary software can be done wrong.