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qtill
A simple cash register app for makeshift POS
Qtill is a Qt based application that allows you to set up a sales terminal without specialized equipment, but using only regular PCs, notebooks or tablets. It is mainly intended for temporary uses in tax exempt scenarios as it is not a complete solution. It does not currently support credit/debit card readers, nor specialized receipt printers. Qtill works with or without touch-screen, and can optionally print a receipt with a regular printer. It has basic inventory and multiple terminal support. ... -
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Annuity-lm is a simple financial software to calculate value of interest rates, regular payments (annuity), present and future value.
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Photo Kiosk software suited for Mini-labs.Has intuitively simple and singular interface. Need a regular PC to run and can be fully customized (logos, appearance, languages, etc) for photo shop own style.
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InterestCalc computes the parameters of investments with regular payment and fixed interest rate. This is similar to HP48's built in financial solver, which does not seem to exist for PalmOS. A QT-implementation is available (source code only).
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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