Judging from the webpage, this is personal finance software (ala Quicken) and doesn't seem to aspire to providing digital cash or electronic wallet functions. -Lazlo On or about 9:00 PM -0500 9/27/98, Jim Choate wrote:
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X-within-URL: http://www.gnucash.org/
content In the spirit of cooperation we bring you The GnuCash Project. We all realized that it was senseless to have several different projects working toward the same goals. So we did the most logical thing, we merged! The result of this merger is the GnuCash Project.
Some of the projects that merged included X-Accountant, and GnoMoney. GnuCash will be based on the lastest version of Xacc. We will use the "transaction engine" from Xacc, and port the GUI from Motif to Gnome/Gtk. Several other significant features will also be added. Such as support for splits, and online banking via OFX. To see a list of other planned features please check out the features page.
There is unfortunately no stable version of GnuCash available yet. So if you are interested in using a financial package now I suggest using the lastest version of Xacc, which is a very stable, and full featured piece of software! =) Check out the pages below for more info on Xacc.
News 09-17-98 * ANNOUNCE - Gnucash 1.1.18 is released. Get it at ftp.gnucash.org
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