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> The last few versions have seen more accounting features drop out of community edition. Does this mean they are removing features from the open-source editio
by brylie 7y ago
> The last few versions have seen more accounting features drop out of community edition.
Does this mean they are removing features from the open-source edition and limiting those features to enterprise users?
- the_angry_angel 7y agoV12 saw accounting reports, and iirc budgets and assets moved to enterprise. I saw a tweet I can’t lay my hands on right now from an OCA member about additional modules being moved in V14 (for context V13 was only released a few weeks ago, so things may change)
- skissane 7y agoIf they move components to enterprise in a new version, how hard is it for the community to fork the last open source version of those components and port them to work with the newer version?
- tmikaeld 7y agoIt would take an experienced odoo Dev to fork and maintain it. And they would also have to take the huge amount of business requests and support questions.
- xorcist 7y agoThat has happened several times already. The best known fork is probably Tryton, which forked during the OpenERP transition. It has seen a lot of independent development since then, also with some sort of company backing. (I evaluated it many years ago so my experience is probably no longer relevant.)
- pinky07 7y agoNo, Odoo is not going into that direction. We invest more and more in the community version. Here is a blog that explains the right balance between Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise: https://www.odoo.com/blog/odoo-news-5/post/odoo-community-enterprise-532 https://www.odoo.com/blog/odoo-news-5/post/odoo-community-en...