DownloadGramps is a genealogy program for Linux, Windows, Mac, and FreeBSD that allows you to easily build and keep track of your family tree. It supports the GEDCOM standard, allows fine grained privacy controls and can generate many different types of reports (descendant trees, graphs, connection diagrams, ....)
Features
- Genealogy Data Entry
- Text Reports
- Graphical Reports
- Pedigree View
- Fan Chart View
- Source Tracking
- Citations Recording
- GEDCOM 5.5.1 Support
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Gramps
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Excellent project: A little difficult to get started on but well worth the effort. I'm thankful that I've a background in IT app development and data storage. Fantastic community for all sorts of support. Open source is another feature.
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Thank you very much for the free open source program!
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I'm more and more discovering Gramps and we find it both powerful, and easy enough to sue for us to manipulte it correctly. Well done guys.
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I also find the product to be difficult at times as some things are hidden deep with out much explanation , it would be nice to have a manual for purchase to use as a reference. I don’t mind the online manual in a form to send off to have printed, is this possible?
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Tried to like this. Very scattered. I spent 1 hour trying to add a child to myself. Quit after I couldn't figure it out. The documentation is not even close to current, so I am moving on. I realize this is open source, but this is a review of the software, not the people behind it, and no, I'm not going to fix it.