Check out SFTB (Software Technology for Business) http://www.stfb.com/
They have an accounting package for Linux that includes source code and
distribution rights (not free though; in fact the SQL and Oracle versions
are quite pricey -- $2000 and $5000, respectively. For some reason their
Linux version is not available right now -- hope it's only temporary.
Also, there is Appgen http://www.appgen.com/
They have a package called "Appgen Accounting for Small Business" that comes
in a Linux flavor. It's 800 bucks, and they claim you can migrate it to a
more "traditional world class computing platforms" such as AIX or Solaris.
Then there's Open Systems Accounting Software, or OSAS
http://www.osas.com/products/osas/
They have a modular system that runs on a variety of clients and servers,
including Linux.
And AccountiX http://www.accountixinc.com/
Plus there are a bunch more you can look at if you go here:
http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=linux&all=no&cat=Computers%2FSo
ftware%2FAccounting
By all means let us know if you find any gems in there!
Rich Cloutier
SYSTEM SUPPORT SERVICES
www.sysupport.com
> All,
>
> I am looking for some business accounting software for Linux. Something
> that is comperable to QuickBooks from Intuit. Something that will handle
> payroll and tax withholding, account balancing, bids and estimates, etc.
> Even if it isn't rolled up into a single package, and it's multiple
> apps, that's OK. Open Source is always preferable, but commercial
> software may be useable.
>
> TIA,
> Kenny
>
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> Kenneth E. Lussier
> Geek by nature, Linux by choice
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