[CK-Ledger-users] Re: ckledger description

[Peter <pe...@he...>]

Thank you for the reply. I live in Sydney, which contains all the money
and culture in Australia, :-), so am interested in Geoff's work. 

CK-Ledger installed ok. I had pgpgw rc2 already running for email on one
site and tts on another site. The only page I looked at was the accounts
payable. Lots of stuff to read on that page. I see you could do with
some help in the multiple update area. I will have only one person
updating the ledger at a time so that is not an immediate need.

I will try out the app over the remainder of April.

Peter

C K Wu wrote:
> 
> Hello Peter,
> 
> Thanks for checking CK-Ledger out.  The answer to your questions are,
> 
> 1    Sourceforge limits application description to 255 chars, so there is not much I can do about this  :-(  .
> 
> 2.    More detail information of CK-Ledger is available from
>     a)    the mailing list, ck-...@li...
>     b)    the Installation Manual (only a few pages long) kept at the Docs Section of http://sourceforge.net/projects/ck-ledger
> 
> 3.    CK-Ledger does not requires SQL-Ledger, but it does need apache+phpgroupware as an underlining middle layer
>         and Postgres or MySQL as the DB engine.
> 
> 4.    CK-Ledger is written in pure PHP.
> 
> 5.    I have been with the IT industry for quite a number of years to know that long term plan with an IT product
>         is very much a shifting target.   However, the mailing list, ck-...@li..., will reflect
>         on the intermediate goals of CK-Ledger and the additional modules being developed.  Actually, I am
>         writing a POS module for the next release of CK-Ledger.
> 
> 6.    Geoff from Australia is testing CK-Ledger and is likely that a sample chart of accounts for Australian companies
>         will be developed in future.
> 
> Just so people have better info on CK-Ledger, I am forwarding this reply to ck-...@li...
> 
> Best Regards,
> CK