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What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld)What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld)Posted Nov 21, 2003 23:14 UTC (Fri) by arc (guest, #17097)Parent article: What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld) Argh. Please say what accounting package! I'm looking to get a new accounting system for my business and the only major commercial system that seems to run on Linux is ACCPAC. ACCPAC might be okay -- still evaluating -- but some choices (particularly one that also supported PostgreSQL) would be nice.
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What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld) Posted Nov 22, 2003 16:51 UTC (Sat) by gervin23 (guest, #13977) [Link] I would love to know as well. Although, i assume they're referring to desktop accounting packages (i.e. quickbooks).I agree, Accpac's only two storage options are pretty lame. DB2 is bloated, slow, java blah. pervasive is a strange dinosaur which won't be around long with mysql/postresql being more extensible not to mention zippier.
What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld) Posted Nov 23, 2003 15:01 UTC (Sun) by hipcat7173 (guest, #12301) [Link] Try SQL-Ledger: <http://www.sql-ledger.org>uses postgresql, perl & apache - I've been using it for a few months & it seems to work ok. You may need to do a bit of LaTeX hacking for your forms though...
What Does 2004 Hold in Store for Linux? (LinuxWorld) Posted Dec 5, 2003 23:15 UTC (Fri) by barrygould (guest, #4774) [Link] There is one that ran on Xenix which, I believe, has had a linux version for a few years.Sorry, I don't remember the name, but it was serial (text) terminal-based.
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