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Stansoft
Accounting, invoicing, inventory and payroll software for Linux
Stansoft is a Linux financial accounting software system for business. It is designed for data entry efficiency with an ncurses text-based terminal user interface. Developed using Aubit4GL / Informix 4GL with a PostgreSQL or Informix database engine. Demonstration videos can be found on the YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@standardsoftware. -
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Tellu inventory management software collects hardware/software data automatically from network, and stores data in MySQL database. Data is easily accessed by comprehensive UI, which can be also used to store devices, services, passwords, files, etc.
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Inventory, manufacturing, sales (POS) automation suite that consists of software written in Java 6 and custom developed hardware.
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SCI-Trac (Serialization, Consecutive serial creation, and Inventory Tracking system) is an inventory management system that focuses on the tracking of product serial numbers into and out of a distribution center.
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Inventory is a gtk+-2 inventory program that uses a mysql database as backend. Inventory can't do anything fancy, complicated or complex (like linked tables), instead it tries to be flexible, multi-purpose and fast while remaining easy to use.
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