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Opensource accounting software?
HalfPint
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Has anyone used gnucash? It looks ok and fairly simple to use (I'm familiar with sage). I've downloaded & installed it.
I use comodo firewall and when I start gnucash it flashed up 3 warnings one of which worried me re screenshots?? is this normal for this programme and am I safe to use it?
Advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks.
I use comodo firewall and when I start gnucash it flashed up 3 warnings one of which worried me re screenshots?? is this normal for this programme and am I safe to use it?
Advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks.
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That's normal for Comodo, the answer to how good it is really depends on how much you want it to do. It can just about produce invoices, but not purchace orders and the like. It really doesn't have the power of commercial options like quickbooks.Ubuntu is an ancient African word, meaning: 'I can't configure Debian'.0
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