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Hi All! Anyone know of any (good) Accounting packages for Linux server? I came across Jalia but could not get it to work. Any ideas? Mainly for SME's. Ideally Postgres ...
  1. 11-21-2003 #1
    MaverickUK
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    Accounting Systems for Linux Servers

    Hi All!

    Anyone know of any (good) Accounting packages for Linux server? I came across Jalia but could not get it to work.

    Any ideas? Mainly for SME's. Ideally Postgres based but would consider MySQL

    I don't mind it being a browser based solution for windows clients or, Java...

    Cheers!
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    jasonlambert
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    Have a look at this thread, ive never used the software, so i dont know how suitable it is for business needs.

    http://www.this_site_does_not_exist/...ighlight=money

    AFAIK Unless you use standard software that has been certified by the UK Government? you will need to pay them to audit it and classify it suitable for business. I could be wrong on this though.

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    MaverickUK
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    Accounting on Linux

    Quote Originally Posted by Jaguar
    Have a look at this thread, ive never used the software, so i dont know how suitable it is for business needs.

    http://www.this_site_does_not_exist/...ighlight=money

    AFAIK Unless you use standard software that has been certified by the UK Government? you will need to pay them to audit it and classify it suitable for business. I could be wrong on this though.

    Jason
    Jason

    Cheers for this...I think there may be some link with BASDA and the Gov as far as standards etc. goes. Anyhoo thanks for a quick reply and I'll keep a digging..

    Cheer m8.
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    jasonlambert
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    no probs.

    Let me know what you find out, i would be interested to hear.

    Cheers!

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    this is an interesting article i thought you might find useful:
    http://www.newsforge.com/software/03...&tid=82&tid=94

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