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yapa-accounting, yet another pointless acronym, is an easy to use, easy to customize accounting software for small businesses. Back-end written in C++ utilizing the SOCI sql-library and front-end written in python and gtk+
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OptimaSAL (Sistemas Administrativos Libres) es un conjunto de herramientas para la gestión de pequeńas y medianas empresas. El objetivo es cubrir la necesidad de programas en plataformas libres tales como punto de venta, contabilidad, nomina, etc.
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We no longer use sf.net as our hosting site. You can find more information about our project at http://www.gnuenterprise.org --- GNU Enterprise is a project aimed at developing a complete enterprise level business environment.
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A library to check bank account numbers and bank codes (BLZ) of German Banks. Is not (or no longer) hosted here but instead on ktoblzcheck.sourceforge.net
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The E-Sportmanager is a web based application to manage (sport) clubs. It integrates the administration and accounting for the members, the staff and bank accounts of the club.
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