My suggestion is that you can use Delphi for Windows and Kylix for
Linux, of course the database in both would be FireBird.
Delphi y Kylix are the same syntax and the GUI are almost the same. I
know that Kylix is a bit heavy than Delphi. Also, You can reuse the code
and just recompile it. I think the last weekend we had a good
discussion about the best version in Delphi.

I'm a consulting in ERP systems so I'm really interesting about your
system. Every time that someone came with an idea of develop a MRPII
system catch my interest. I always want to do it by myself but never
have the time. I would glad to help you if you need and assistance.



Cagatay Tengiz wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Currently I am developing a mrp II application on windows platform using
>delphi and firebird. But I need to rewrite program in other programming
>language and support both linux and windows. At this point I need your
>suggestions for the way should I choose. The alternatives that I think
>of are :
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>1. Python + wxwindows + kinterbasdb
>2. Python + gtk + kinterbasdb
>3. Mono
>4. Java
>
>or the hard way (for me of course because I really do not know anythin
>about C)
>5. C & wxwindows
>6. C & gtk
>7. C++ & wxwindows & ibpp
>8. C++ & gtk & ibpp
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>Or when you develop gui Firebird applications what do you use to code ?
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>Thanks.
>
>M. Cagatay Tengiz
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