On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Terry Collins wrote:
> Terry Collins wrote:
>
> > At tonight's meeting, there was much discussion of accounting/book
> > keeping packages for Linux. If you have a URL, would you pass it
> > on please?
>
> Thanks to those who responded.
>
> The page for the list I've put together is
> http://www.woa.com.au/linux/bookkeeping.html
>
> Currently there is no working GPL that fits my needs, so a small
> commercial package looks the way to go. It may be a matter of checking
> them all to see if I can find a match for my Computer
> Associates-Simply Accouting on the early version of that other OS.
> Proven looks interesting in this regard, at the moment, but there are
> a couple of freeware (don't call us) offerings on Chris Browne's list
> that I will also look at.
I got the shits with this stuff so badly, that I have started writing my
own Cash Book manager myself.. using Perl/DBI/Mysql and Curses
(text based of course)
It only has the data entry so far.. as thats all I needed..
But honestly.. I think it's easier to do a cash book in Gnumeric..
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