Re: Linux accounting software

Hoo Boy! Me Too! I have been futzing with Gnucash (which is a glorified
checkbook balancer but crappy for business accounting - impossible to
get sane reports, and it does not do payroll) and OOCalc (also Gnumeric
a couple of years ago) to do the payroll calculations. A real pain. So I
will check it out and let the list know what I find. fgd.

Joshua Kugler wrote:
> On Thursday 03 November 2005 15:36, dhull wrote:
>
>>> -------Original Message-------
>>> From: dhull <dhull@digitaloverload.net>
>>> Subject: Linux accounting software
>>> Sent: Nov 03 '05 14:34
>>>
>>> I found this while serfing. I havn't used accounting software before but
>>>I'm looking for something. Can somone give this a look and tell me what
>>>they think.
>>>
>>> If you think it's good I'll get it and do a review.
>>
>>Forgot to add the link.
>>http://appgen.com/aptus/my_books_professional_linux2.htm#
>
>
> Well, I've not used it, but just reading over the features, it's the first
> package I've seen for Linux that does Payroll. Linux Canada'a well known
> Quasar open source package does not do payroll. And even the big CRM/ERP
> packages (e.g. SugarCRM, Compiere, etc) don't do payroll as far as I know.
> I've been looking for a package that runs on Linux and does payroll for some
> time now. I may have just found it. If you do a review, I'll sure read
> it. :)
>
> j----- k-----
>

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