Hi Andres,
Thanks for the details. This type of functionality isn't in our immediate
"ToDo" list, but things could change if we get more requests, since we like
to focus on the requirements that come directly from our users.
We do have one user (that we know of) who is implementing a number of
instances of KonaKart to create multiple stores. However, in his case each
store has different products, and so he has one database with a different user
for each store, so that each store can point to different tables. Also, unlike in
your scenario there are many admin app instances, each of which only
concentrates on one store without the possibility of moving products
between stores.
-Paolo