Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS XĪlso designed for small to medium-sized businesses, LedgerSMB includes general ledger, accounts payable and accounts receivable capabilities.
However, it lacks the advanced features that larger companies are likely to need. Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS Xīest for very small businesses, Lazy8 Ledger offers an alternative to doing your books by hand or with a simple spreadsheet program. Key capabilities include double-entry accounting, investment management, invoicing, accounts payable, accounts receiveable, Quicken data import and more. Operating System: OS IndependentĪ good option for small business owners, GnuCash combines the features of a business accounting package with the features of a personal financial manager. It prides itself on being powerful, yet simple. Like Imperium, FrontAccounting is Web-based and includes some ERP functionality. It’s built in XHTML/CSS and JavaScript, and it integrates with Google Apps. Web-based Imperium combines some business management features like CRM and job tracking with a full-featured double-entry accounting package. Also, please note that the projects in each category are listed in alphabetical order, not from best to worst or vice versa.Īs always, if you’d like to add a project to list, feel free to do so in the comments section below.
The complete list is a lot to handle in one sitting, so we’ve divided it into categories. (See 2010’s Open Source Apps: the Ultimate List and 2009’s Open Source Software: The Monster List.) This year’s retrospective is bigger than ever with 957 excellent open source applications featured.
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It’s become something of an annual tradition at Datamation to end the year with a gigantic compilation of all the open source software we’ve surveyed over the past twelve months or so.
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