> Have you looked at LedgerSMB[1] at all? I have to admit that the whole > business of accounting is something of a black art to me, so I wouldn't > know a good accounting package if it slapped me in the face with a > purchase ledger, but many years ago I started a project to create just > such a package to help my wife keep track of her business accounts in > the hope that there would be other people who knew more about accounting > and wanted to scratch that itch. That didn't really work out for me, > but LedgerSMB (and the project it forked from, SQL-Ledger [2]) looks to > have developed into the project I'd hoped to create. I briefly looked at SQL-Ledger a year or so ago and I hadn't heard of LedgerSMB. LedgerSMB looks very promising and a lot better suited to small businesses than GnuCash. I'll test it properly when I get the time.
I still think there's a need for a desktop based business accounting package for linux though. IMHO GnuCash is a good alternative to Quicken but there's nothing to equal Sage or even Quickbooks for the linux desktop. Josh -- My PGP public key: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x3E4E0E21
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