Garden Fresh found that individuality and flexibility with Volanté Systems Enterprise POS. And it runs on Linux, too. Published in Vendor submitted release Tagged under enterprise POS ...

There's a lot of interest in Linux POS these days, mostly driven by the attactive cost advantages that Linux offers. Now, thanks to Volante POS Systems and the advances of wireless technology ...

Burlington Coat Factory is a pioneer among large retailers that have turned to Linux-powered point-of-sale systems for their security, stability, and cost savings.

The two companies are announcing a new SuSE Linux-based point-of-sale solution that includes a complete operating system and management solution.

Ritz Camera Centers Inc. plans to deploy Linux in more than 1,200 stores across the country, joining a growing list of retailers that have opted to run their in-store point-of-sale (POS) applications ...

Retailers of all sizes are investigating the use of Linux on POS, or point-of-sale, systems to provide some flexibility in their software deployments and lower operating costs by avoiding ...

Retailer Ritz Camera Centers is deploying Linux at stores across the country, joining a burgeoning list of retailers that have opted to run their in-store point-of-sale (POS) applications on the ...

Spire Payments’ new suite of Linux-based POS terminals (the SP range) continues to gain global acceptance by achieving Compass Plus approval for TranzWare system.

I have many years of experience in embedded systems with a few years developing POS systems for the fueling and convenience store market. Dan Wilder, also on the SSC team has over 15 years of ...

Squirrel POS architecture is a typical three-tier system (see Figure 2). The Squirrel client (the front end with which the user interacts--see Figure 2) runs on a terminal. It's written in Java and ...

Novell today also announced a global agreement with Wincor Nixdorf to deploy Novell's Linux technology in Wincor Nixdorf's products and solutions, including electronic point-of-sale (ePOS) systems.

IBM has launched a Linux PoS solution. Linux is an open-source operating system favoured by Internet programmers because no licence fee is charged. IBM is emphasising the stability and low cost of the ...