Software developer, Philip Copeman, is looking for programmers to build a Linux version of the popular windows-based open source accounting software, Turbocash... The Linux version of Turbocash will have to be re-developed from the ground up... "The database will most likely be Firebird or MySQL," says Copeman. [He] says there are no real Linux competitors in the SME (small to medium-sized enterprise) end of the [accounting software] market... "We estimate that a million users would change to a Linux system if they had the choice." --TECTONICComparison chart can be found here.
Find screenshots of TurboCASH here.
Download TurboCASH for Win32 here.
Tags: TurboCASH opensource FOSS GNU/Linux Linux Windows accounting programming
1 comment:
There is a good open source alternative for Linux: Tiny ERP. They support general accounting, cost accounting and budgets.
More info on http://tinyerp.com
Download: http://tinyerp.org/download.php
Or: apt-get install tinyerp-server tinyerp-client
They have an accounting only package: tiny accounting.
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