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Kotidien est une application dédiée à la gestion de votre argent. Comptes bancaires, cartes de paiements autonomes, et portefeuille d'espèces. Totalement libre et gratuite, elle vous permets de tenir vos comptes d'une main de fer. Écrite en Python 3 et compatible Linux (intégration parfaite sous KDE via l'utilisation de QT 5.12), Microsoft Windows 7 et supérieurs, Mac OS 10.11 et supérieurs. Kotidien vous donne un accès permanent et en temps réel sur vos différents soldes, permets aussi...

A cross-platform personal finance application written in python that can be accessed from a web browser on your desktop.

Money Trakker is a simple account calculator to keep finances between a few people or household.

Frugal is a simple yet powerful personal finance and stock portfolio management application. It provides quick on-line stock quote and currency rate updates and easy to understand graphical and textual views of your financial situation.

Snidget is a python program which tracks your financial information, in particular your expenses and income. The user adds each transaction on their accounts and snidget can provide reports about how much you're spending. Includes both CLI and GUI.

Simple personal program to manage your spending. No accounting experience required.

PyMoney is a portable personal financial manager program for both PDA Sharp Zaurus and desktop written in Python with PyQt (Qtopia supported). Multiple accounts, currencies, categories, password protection etc.

AVSAP - Powerful, Flexible and Complete Financial Accounting - wxPython - postgresql - Linux.

Storehouse (sales, delivery, accounting) management system, Financial accounting program

Custom provides small to medium sized businesses, that buy and sell goods, with: - an e-commerce front-end for their customers - access to anti-fraud protected credit card verification - a Point-of-Sale front-end for the shop floor - Account report

Tim Peters' FixedPoint.py + Write docs for the Library Reference manual. I expect the existing module docstring will be a good start. + Create a test driver for Python's regression suite. + Have fun modernizing it, if you like (for example,