Free accounting software package software for linux

Software::Packager::Tar is used to create tar files with the required structure as specified by the list of object added to the packager.

SYNOPSIS

use Software::Packager;
my $packager = new Software::Packager(tar);

FUNCTIONS

new()

This method creates and returns a new class object.

package_name()

This method is used to format the package name and return it in the format required for tar packages. This method overrides the package_name method of Software::Packager.

package()

This method overrides the base API and implements the required functionality to create Tar software packages.

It calls teh following method in order setup, create_package and cleanup.

setup()

This function sets up the temporary structure for the package.

Library Accounting System is a Web-based library system for cataloging books, journals, magazines, and newspapers.
Unlike the majority of Web-based systems, it is intended for individual users rather than for institutional use.
Library Accounting System supports loaning and viewing of records, automatic downloading of book information, and call number creation.
Enhancements:
- This release adds the ability to store movie details.

Sasacct fetches traffic stats via ipchains, ipfstat, iptables, pf, Cisco IP accounting, and SNMP. [COPYRIGHT=]

Using external program you have 4 options:
a) Linux 2.2.x with ipchains
b) Linux 2.4.x with iptables
c) OpenBSD using Daren Reeds ipf
d) OpenBSD >= 3.0 with pf

Using SNMP you have 2 options for accounting:
a) query the router for byte counters for specific interface
b) if your router is cisco you can use the ip accounting feature
and get a table with source and destination ips and a byte counter
and extract the needed information.

For displaying the collected information sasacct has cgi-script with username/password authentication which can display the data on a per daily basis generating
on-the-fly graphics with bandwith utilization. It can also generate static bandwith utilization graphics on 5 minutes interval. Information on how to configure SASacct is included
in the package.

Debian Installed Package Information shows the current debian installed packages with the ability to explore and show the contents, shows the stats and description of the suggested and recommended packages and also the policy and changelogs.
Debian Installed Package Information try to find screenshots of the suggested and recommended packages.
Enhancements:
- Added Screenshots for Suggested and Recommended packages
- Added Info about total packages Installed
- Added Version of Suggested and Recommended packages
- Miscelaneous dessign graphic changes
- Bug finding Suggested and Recommended packages installed solved.
- Add fast search package functions.

GIMP Animation Package is a collection of Plug-Ins to extend the GIMP with capabilities to edit and create Animations as sequences of single frames.

Please note that gimp-gap 2.2.1 requires gimp 2.2 and glib 2.8 or higher. It is recommended to use gtk+ 2.8.

Additional Installation Notes:

This GIMP-GAP release includes sourcecode tarballs of external libraries :

- ffmpeg
- libmpeg3

Those libs are built automatically. Configuration options for those libs can be set by editing the
files:

extern_libs/configure_options_ffmpeg.txt
extern_libs/configure_options_libmpeg3.txt

Those configure_option files are read by the master .configure script

Installation:

./autogen.sh # includes the ./configure call
make
make install

GIMP is an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed program for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.

Mpak is being designed from the ground up to be a kernel and architecture independent package manager for free operating systems.
Main features:
- a single statically linked executable: The package manager is responsible for installing all packages, including packages like glibc, which the whole system depends on. In the event that a critical package is damaged, we should be able to use the package manager to install a replacement for the package, so other system functionality can be repaired. To install a new operating system, a user will only need a boot CD (or an already running system) and a copy of the mpak executable
- dependency tracking: Mpak will be able to find and install all the dependencies for a package. Dependency cycles will be automatically handled via a bootstrapping mechanism.
- the package tree: Package metadata will be kept in a directory tree, organized by category. An installation of an mpak based distribution will have a "system" tree. There will be support for external trees provided by other vendors. Developers may provide package trees for their own projects.
- support for building from source and binary packages: Mpak will be able to use binary packages and build packages automatically from source.
- optional feature support: Many packages have optional build-time features. Mpak will have support for these. Following autoconfs lead, we will divide them into supported packages (e.g. --with-gnome) and internal features (e.g. --enable-mmx).
- kernel and architecture indepence: mpak will have features to simplify porting to different kernels. This way, we can have a unified distribution with support for many kernels (Linux, Hurd, BSD, Darwin, etc.), with nearly identical functionality across kernels.
- package binding support: mpak will be able to bind an installation of a package to another installed package. For example, suppose you have 2 versions of the linux kernel installed, 2.4.19 and 2.4.20. You want to install the alsa-drivers package for both of these kernels. Normally, you would only be able to install one copy of alsa-drivers, but mpak will let you bind the package to the linux kernel package, so that you can have one installation of alsa-drivers for each version of the linux kernel package you have installed.
- hard and soft dependencies: mpak will have support for hard and soft dependencies. Suppose package A has a hard dependency on package B. Then, when package B is upgraded, package A will need to be rebuilt. If package A had a soft dependency on package B, then A would not need to be rebuilt.

Quasar Accounting software is a full function, stand-alone business accounting package. You may elect to use Quasar Accounting with the open source GNU General Public License (GPL) which is available free of charge.
Or, you may elect to purchase our commercial license for a nominal fee. To ensure timely access to support you will need to purchase one of our support packages.
With Quasar it is extremely easy to set up remote access to multiple servers from multiple workstations. You can run Quasar on both Windows and/or Linux on the same network. For example, you can maintain a Linux server and access the data from a Windows workstation.
Quasar Retail contains all of the features available in Quasar Accounting plus it contains the Quasar Point-of-Sale driver which allows Quasar Accounting to communicate with the Quasar Point-of-Sale application. Quasar Retail is only available with our commercial license.
In a mission critical environment such as retail you will need to purchase one of our support packages for timely access to support . Resellers and customers who wish a copy of the Quasar Retail source code can obtain it by purchasing annual source code access.
Main features:
international ready
- Quasars new international ready features include the ability to define your monetary symbol, monetary format, date format, time format, number format and percentage format. Any and all text can be translated or changed to suit your specific requirements. In addition Quasar has a standard Canadian format and a standard United States format.
graphical user interface
- Quasar is a new product designed with a graphical interface. It is not an older text based package with a graphical interface add-on. It was designed using Qt which is the same library used for the KDE user interface and other Linux projects. For more information on Qt 3.0 please see the Trolltech web page at http://www.trolltech.com.
fast/easy data entry
- The Quasar main window, icons, menus, lookups, and search functions have all been designed with you, the user, in mind. Screens were kept simple with instant access to advanced functions and superior access to supporting data.
quick error correction
- Existing transactions are easy to find and easy to edit. Quasar has a find transaction screen that allows you to find a transaction very quickly using a variety of selection criteria.
backup and restore
- Backup your company to a backup file and restore it as and when the need arises.
recurring transactions
- Define recurring transactions for recurring journal entries, recurring cheques, recurring customer invoices, recurring vendor invoices and recurring vendor payments.
on-line help
- On-line help is available for every screen. A table of contents provides the ability to move around and view several help screens in succession.
preferences
- Set your style, font and color preferences.
multiple companies
- Create and manage multiple companies within the same application.
import data
- Quasar makes maximum use of XML files for importing. Using XML files you can import data such as the chart of accounts, inventory, customer information, vendor information, opening balances, journal entries, purchase orders and packing slips. new data imports
drill down feature
- From most Quasar information screens you can drill down and view the detail of the actual transactions. This will be limited only by the user security access.
mailing labels
- Print mailing labels for customers, vendors, employees and personal acquaintances. Select labels from one of our supported forms.
work shift control
- Every transaction includes date, time, work station, employee and shift. After a each work shift, you can close the shift, complete cash reconciliations, do tender adjustments and report on the results.