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The entire business? No, that's impossible. Every business is going to need at least some kind of accounting system (even if it's just a simple spreadsheet), and LAMP doesn't cover that at all.

Well hardburn, I guess that this depends on what your definition of "cover" means... SQL Ledger is written in Perl, runs under Apache (mod_perl) and can use PostgreSQL. (more here and here)

Still, I think you're right. There is much more to a business than the software architecture and there are certain tasks that are not that well covered in the OS world, so a ++ for you :)

Best regards

-lem, but some call me fokat

In reply to Re^2: LAMP is practical model? by fokat
in thread LAMP is practical model? by sanPerl

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