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Web-based Accounting on a Linux Desktop? [ITworld.com]
Mar. 18, 2002

Eric Foster-Johnson reports on SQL-Ledger, a 'complete' accounting package for the Linux Desktop. He writes . . .

"The lack of financial applications comprises a major complaint about using Linux on the desktop. SQL-Ledger, a Web-based multi-user double-entry accounting system, can help address some of those concerns . . . Supporting invoices, packing lists, balance sheets, sales orders, and purchase orders, SQL-Ledger provides accounts receivable, accounts payable, and general ledger reports. All of the forms and reports are generated to HTML for display in a Web browser and you can customize the templates to create any of these forms or reports."

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