It's been rumoured that Jonas Oberg said:
>
> Second out is a project which I feel very much for. It's the GNU
> General Ledger which aims at creating a professional economy system
> for accounts payable, account receivables, payroll, inventory control,
> order processing and more. GNU-GL will probably be a very advanced
What about Kontor? Last I looked, it was being done under GPL, and aimed
to provide all these functions...
> system when it's ready, whilst GnuCash aims at providing a simpler and
> more easy-to-use accounting program for the personal-finance area.
Its become clear that ease-of-use and ease-of-installation are probably the
most important things gnucash should strive for. That said, I would
like to see advanced features focusing on investment tracking, home-equity
type features, bill-pay & on-line banking etc. In that sense, I want
to encourage as much technology commonality & interoperability as possible
without loosing sight of the original objective, viz ease-of-use & ease-of
-install.
But ultimately, what happens is up to those who actually do the work,
write the code, and due to the volunteer nature of it all, there is no
way to force people into doing other than what they feel like ...
--linas
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