[plug] RE: Looking for Small Business Accounting package for linux

Rob Hall rob at hcm.iinet.net.au
Wed Jan 6 10:51:41 WST 1999


I've been looking for this kind of stuff for a while.  Thanks David.

Regards,


Rob Hall


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    -----Original Message-----
    From: owner-plug at linux.org.au [mailto:owner-plug at linux.org.au]On Behalf
Of Buddrige, David
    Sent: 06 January 1999 08:13
    To: 'plug at linux.org.au'
    Subject: [plug] RE: Looking for Small Business Accounting package for
linux


    Some links relating to accounting software for small businesses under
linux that I have found are:

    http://www.cs.cuhk.hk/pub/Linux/apps/financial/accounting/!INDEX.html

http://www.cs.cuhk.hk/pub/Linux/apps/financial/accounting/banal-0.06.README.
html

    regards

    David.

        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Matthew Tippett [SMTP:mtippett at ticons.com.au]
        Sent:   Sunday, January 03, 1999 3:54 PM
        To:     smilie at emusys.com.au
        Cc:     slug at spectrum.com.au; linux-aus at lists.linux.org.au
        Subject:        Re: Looking for Small Business Accounting package
for linux

        > Now, this could be say SCO based, or Java.. (Preferably native
linux of
        > course).. As long as I can run it on linux.

        Don't know of any of the top of my head.

        > (My only other option at this stage is to run MYOB under
wabi/wine. BLEAH)

        It almost works under wine :)

        > Basically.. what I need feature wise is what is in MYOB with
payroll and
        > inventory.

        Inventory would be a hard one.

        > I know there are some accounting packages around, especially US
ones.. but
        > I am worried that they will be too large and complex for a Small
business,
        > or not have the required features especially Australian specific
things.
        >
        > (Especially relating to tax and payroll issues)

        I think GnuCash holds lots of promise on this role.  Looking at what
MYOB does
        it shouldn't be too difficult to simulate almost all of that
functionality.
        If they are always reminded about internationalisation then things
could be
        improved.

        Anyway, sorry I can't help, but have a close look at GnuCash and egg
the
        developers on.

        Regards,

        Matt

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