Open Source and Finance: GnuCash for Private Users and Small Businesses
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The talk presents GnuCash as a free-software accounting solution for private users and small businesses, explaining its double-entry model, diverse account types, reporting (tables and charts) and securities management. It describes AqBanking’s HBCI implementation that enables direct online payments with HBCI-compatible German banks, and reports practical experience using GnuCash for profit/loss accounting in a medical practice, comparing criteria versus proprietary software (customizability, stability, and freedom to develop). It also notes cross-platform availability on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X through GNOME library porting.
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