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Re: [PLUG] Linux Finance Programs
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I usED GnuCash for years and got fed up with the lack of budgeting, as
well as the useless reports. I made my own ledger using PHP / MySQL and
included simple budgeting support (though they say they plan to add it).
It's a work in progress, but anyone is welcome to the code.
Also, I did play around with Moneydance. There were many things I didn't
like, but I think they were a matter of taste.
On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 09:52 -0400, Dan Widyono wrote:
> Been using GnuCash for years. Love it. Reports? Hate them. But, it's open
> source. Love it. Which means you have to write your own reports if you want
> nice ones... in scheme. Hate it. V2.0 is coming out RSN. Love it. But
> most of the new functionality is aimed toward developers, not users. Meh.
> But the idea is that it'll be much easier to maintain, so new developers can
> join in easily and make it a better user experience! Love it.
>
> So, two thumbs up. Waaaay up. It's helped me make strong cases for shared
> financial decisions (personal; I haven't used the business features at all).
>
> V1.8.x has worked on every series of RH and RHEL I've tried so far, sometimes
> with tweaking. V2.0 will import V1.8.x data files, so you can start with a
> stable version and upgrade later this year.
>
> Dan W.
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