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	GnuCash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		GnuCash is a Free Software double-entry book-keeping personal finance system, written primarily in C, with a small fraction in Scheme.
		GnuCash is part of the GNOME desktop environment, and runs on GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, Mac OS X, and other Unix-like platforms.
		^ "GnuCash is a large body of code maintained by a small group of developers who are comfortable in C and Scheme (Guile).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/GnuCash (158 words)

	Open Source Accounting Software \| GnuCash
		GnuCash is personal and small-business financial-accounting software, freely licensed under the GNU GPL and available for GNU/Linux, *BSD, Solaris and Mac OSX.
		GnuCash is the leading free, open source accounting program and the leap to gtk2 will enable users to be able to enjoy cutting edge functionality with the freedom of not being locked into proprietory file formats.
		GnuCash is a free, open source accounting program released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and available for GNU/Linux, *BSD, Solaris and Mac OSX.
	www.gnucash.org (4197 words)

	Gnucash - Architecture
		GnuCash is written primarily in two languages: C and Scheme.
		GnuCash is modular, thereby allowing separate individuals to maintain, develop and enhance certain modules without disturbing the overall development.
		GnuCash will be extended to allow the fetching and use of currency exchange rates.
	www.at.gnucash.org /old-website/architecture.php3 (845 words)

	FAQ - Gnucash
		Please be aware that GnuCash is a large body of code written in C and Scheme (see Developing GNUCash: Source Code Overview if you want to know why).
		If gnucash does not start, copy any errors that are printed to the screen and either correct the problem(s) or submit them to the !GnuCash User list at mailto:gnucash-user@gnucash.org and someone will try to help you.
		GnuCash is a large body of code maintained by a small group of developers who are comfortable in C and Scheme (Guile).
	wiki.gnucash.org /wiki/FAQ (10008 words)

	LWN: Coming soon: gnucash 1.8
		Gnucash gets the job done, but it long lacked the features found in commercial finance programs; it has also never been something that could challenge small business packages like Quickbooks.
		The gnucash developers have not been idle, however; much work has gone into the 1.8 release, which is due to hit the net on January 5.
		Conversations with the gnucash developers indicate the the new gnucash business features are the results of a single developer's efforts.
	lwn.net /Articles/16966 (3627 words)

	Gnucash Stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		To play to this naive thinking, the makers of Quicken decided to include what they call "categories", so that the naive user still has this psycological division between a bank-type "account" and the "categories" they classify their expenses in.
		In gnucash, though, no such artificial division is made: everything is an "account".
		I'm using gnucash 1.4.8, from the debian unstable distro.
	electron.mit.edu /~gsteele/gnucash (380 words)

	GnuCash Project Goals
		GnuCash also needs to deal with multiple distributed data sources: stock quotations from the net or transaction confirmations from online banks and brokerage houses, or from more mundane sources, such as file imports, or merger of data from several users.
		Interactive gnucash components such as the bar and pie charts, or the graphs and reports, can all be served up by a remote web server, as well as locally through the GnuCash application.
		GnuCash presently uses a document-oriented model, where the entire set of books are loaded in, and dumped out, all at one fell swoop.
	linas.org /linux/gnucash/projects.html (9139 words)

	GnuCash to QIF
		The current version is geared towards GnuCash files that are set up for personal finance where you have bank accounts and credit cards to store your money along with income and expense accounts for spending/income allocations.
		Please feel free to add better support for these GnuCash account types if you need them to map cleanly to QIF (the transactions, amounts, and dates are properly imported, but the account metadata such as stock ticker symbol and such are not).
		Memos in GnuCash transaction splits are properly converted to QIF since version 1.5; previously, GnuCash memos were ignored.
	gnucashtoqif.sourceforge.net (1715 words)

	Managing Your Money with GnuCash \| Linux Journal
		GnuCash is GPL software, so you can download the source code, as well as RPMs, from the GnuCash web site (http://www.gnucash.org/).
		In fact, GnuCash is designed around the concept of a chart of accounts or account hierarchy, in which accounts are placed in a tree structure.
		GnuCash will form the basis of a full-featured, multiuser accounting package with a database engine; CORBA bindings; and support for payroll, inventory, invoicing and the other features that larger businesses require from accounting systems.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article/4567 (2654 words)

	NewsForge \| What's new in GnuCash
		I wrote about release 1.6 of GnuCash last September, and especially after the feedback I received, my view was that GnuCash was at an awkward stage in its development.
		Gnucash is also smart enough to remember what I chose to speed up future entries.
		I wrote it as an alternative to GNUCash for the command-line, because that's all I was using GNUCash for, which is definitely overkill.
	www.newsforge.com /newsforge/03/08/22/151254.shtml?tid=11 (3190 words)

	redhat.com \| Personal accounting with GnuCash
		When you have just started using GnuCash, however, you may find it useful to put in everything from your last statement or two, to get a feel for how it all works and to be able to start generating reports showing how you spend money.
		Remember that GnuCash is just a tool, so use it in the way which feels most comfortable.
		When your statement comes, you can enter the final balance into GnuCash and select the transactions that have appeared on your statement: these are then said to be reconciled, and you can no longer edit them.
	www.redhat.com /magazine/020jun06/features/gnucash (2039 words)

	GnuCash \| FootNotes
		GnuCash is a personal and small business accounting package that provides true double-entry accounting, the ability to set up automatic recurring transactions, and simple budgeting.
		The GnuCash development team proudly announces a new stable release of the GnuCash Open Source Accounting Software version 1.8.12, which is expected to be the very last release of the gtk1-based gnucash-1.8.x series.
		The next release series of gnucash will be based on gtk2/gnome2, and the first pre-release packages are expected to be released this December.
	gnomedesktop.org /taxonomy/term/38 (953 words)

	GnuCash - Open Source Accounting Software
		GnuCash is backed by an active development community and is blossoming into a full-fledged accounting system.
		GnuCash sta guadagnando sempre più interesse anche da parte della realtà italiana.
		Per questo motivo si è deciso di creare una nuova lista di distribuzione, gnucash-it, tutta in italiano, al fine di permettere, in una prima fase, il coordinamento della localizzazione (l10n) ed internazionalizzazione (i18n) italiana del programma e, successivamente, la traduzione del sito.
	www.au.gnucash.org (3082 words)

	LWN: Coming soon: GnuCash 2.0
		GnuCash, instead, seemed dispirited with little activity on its mailing list and little visible progress toward its long-awaited 2.0 release.
		This change was a major bit of work for the GnuCash developers, who had to drop some discontinued libraries altogether and reimplement various features (graphical reports, for example) in a completely different environment.
		The GnuCash developers have found time to implement the use of UTF-8 for better handling of non-western characters and the ability to import the "MT940" files available from some banks.
	lwn.net /Articles/184630 (1593 words)

	GnuCash - SWiK
		GnuCash is a double-entry accounting program that allows you to track bank accounts, stocks, income, and expenses.
		GnuCash runs on GNOME, on Linux, FreeBSD, OSX or other Unix operating systems.
		Some of the features of GnuCash are scheduled transactions, mortgage wizards, small business accounting features, ofx and qif import, portfolio management with integrated stock quotes, and multi-currency support.
	swik.net /GnuCash (3394 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for GnuCash
		GnuCash allows you to track bank accounts, stocks, income, and expenses.
		I want to give GnuCash a shot, but I don't want to have to change my window manager just for this.
		The latest release og GNUCash is quite functional and stable, I finally switched from Xacc.
	freshmeat.net /projects/gnucash (315 words)

	GnuCash - Documentation Project
		This page is the home of the Gnucash Documentation Project, our goal is to maintain a community of people working towards creation of high quality documentation for GnuCash.
		Everything you need concerning GnuCash documentation should be here, if you notice something missing, email gnucash-devel and we will add it.
		The usual procedure for contributors to GnuCash is to initially submit patches to the gnucash-patches mailing list.
	www.au.gnucash.org /en/docs.phtml (560 words)

	GNUcash? \| drupal.org
		We are a social services org looking to have more integration of services arcoss 46 different programs and finacial education is an integral part of helping almost all of our clients among other areas we might be working with them for.
		But, I don't think that GNUCash is the best software for accounting and customer relation building released under GPL.
		TinyERP.org, Kmymoney or http://eqonomize.sourceforge.net/ is all sofware I prefer before GNUcash when it comes to usability.
	drupal.org /node/83968 (388 words)

	Open Source Accounting Software \| GnuCash
		This release is the very first of the gtk2-based GnuCash series, and is intended for developers and adventurous testers who want to help tracking down all those bugs that are still in there.
		This release is the very first of the gtk2-based GnuCash series and is intended for developers and adventurous testers who want to help tracking down bugs.
		But given that the GnuCash team is extremely short on programmers, the process has to exist in parallel to existing product improvements, resulting in a very gradual porting process.
	asynchronous.org /tmp/www.gnucash.org/es (4089 words)

	GnuCash - Gnucash
		GnuCash is the leading GPL'ed Desktop Financial Manager Application.
		The GnuCash FAQ contains the collection of all frequently asked questions about GnuCash, including administration, accounting, and glossary questions.
		This wiki is intended to become the main repository of GnuCash developer documentation.
	wiki.gnucash.org /wiki/GnuCash (251 words)

	Installing GnuCash 1.8 on Slackware 9.0/9.1
		Jay Scott Raymond reports that these procedures work for installing Gnucash on Slackware 9.1 with one exception: the gdk-pixbuf package (version 0.22.0) is broken in Slackware 9.1, so you need to remove it and install gdk-pixbuf manually.
		GnuCash can take some time to compile, and sometimes it will fail despite the./configure finishing correctly.
		You must start gnucash as root once before it can be used by a regular user.
	rjmarq.org /gnucash.html (1530 words)

	FreshPorts -- finance/gnucash
		Gnucash is the next generation of money manager created from a merger of X-Accountant and GnoMoney.
		Enable gnucash to build if db41 is installed.
		Since we have guile 1.6 now, gnucash doesn't need to install it's own srfi code.
	www.freshports.org /finance/gnucash (563 words)

	~ SVW ~ Papers - GnuCash
		The documents that I have included in this section are my contributions to help make GnuCash even better.
		It is something that I really would like to see, but there seems to be a bit of confusion as to what and how the user base would like to see it implemented.
		This is the.spec file used to generate this RPM.
	www.physics.adelaide.edu.au /~swright/papers/gnucash (324 words)

	CashUtil - Command line GnuCash
		A command-line GnuCash interface for Gnucash 2.0 using the QOF-generator front-end, the GnuCash financial objects and current GnuCash XML handlers.
		GnuCash 1.9.x has modified the XML backend and loading a 1.8 data file in gnucash 1.9.x will modify the data file to match the 1.9.x format.
		GnuCash developers have fixed this problem and cashutil will benefit from these solutions.
	cashutil.sourceforge.net (530 words)

	Linux: gnucash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		GnuCash is a personal accounting package that allows you to record and track income, expenses, assets, and investments.
		GnuCash has extensive on-line help available from the "help" menu.
		GnuCash was written by Robin Clark, Linas Vepstas, and a cast of thou- sands.
	www.linuxforum.com /man/gnucash.1.php (188 words)

	A GnuCash User Guide
		GnuCash is a popular free personal finance manager for GNU/Linux.
		Please note that the guide has NOT been updated for the GnuCash 1.8 release yet, although I still plan to update the document when I get a chance.
		GnuCash - the official home page of the GnuCash project.
	www.object-refinery.com /gnucash/index.html (139 words)

	Banish Quicken From Your Mac Desktop!
		GnuCash is a fast, free, and mature double-entry personal and business accounting system available to Unix user's running the X11 Windowing system.
		The Rough Guide to GnuCash Don't be fooled into thinking that just because this application is free, that it is underpowered.
		GnuCash Applet Launcher Tools GuideYou might want an easier and more Mac friendly way to launch the Software.
	homepage.mac.com /elliottmce/gnucash_guide (629 words)

	Logiciel Libre de finances personnelles \| GnuCash
		GnuCash est un gestionnaire de finances personnelles pour GNU/Linux, *BSD, Solaris et Mac OSX qui vous est offert gratuitement sous la license GNU.
		Conçu pour sa simplicité d'utilisation, sa puissance et sa flexibilité, GnuCash vous permet de suivre l'évolution de vos comptes bancaires, portefeuilles d'actions, revenus et dépenses.
		Aussi rapide et intuitif à utiliser qu'un registre de compte papier, il est basé sur des principes de comptabilité professionnelle pour assurer l'équilibre des comptes et des rapports fiables.
	www.gnucash.org /fr (4207 words)

	GnuCash Call For Help
		Benoit Gregoire recently posted an article to the GnuCash users mailing list, summarizing the current state of the GnuCash project.
		As a daily GnuCash user myself (currently managing my finances with version 1.8.4), I for one am quite interested in seeing this project not only survive, but to thrive.
		GnuCash is a critical piece of software for the Linux desktop.
	kerneltrap.org /node/728 (1425 words)

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