Linux-friendly Minimart using Linux POS in Phuket Thailand

I was reading my backlog mails including my PLUG subscription when I stumbled upon a topic that was discuss recently. Someone mentioned that a chain of popular grocery store in the Philippines had migrated to a Linux-based POS when their license agreement has expired.

I remembered to have seen a Linux-based POS in one of chain of grocery stores during a recent vacation in Phuket, Thailand.

I quickly dig my archived snapshots to share this:

this is around Karon Beach

that’s KDE window manager and they are using a browser, Firefox, to access the POS which is apparently web-based.

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