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NODE abba016cGNUcash [/.]
Forwarded message:

> X-within-URL: http://www.gnucash.org/

>    content   In the spirit of cooperation we bring you The GnuCash
>    Project. We all realized that it was senseless to have several
>    different projects working toward the same goals. So we did the most
>    logical thing, we merged! The result of this merger is the GnuCash
>    Project.
>    
>    Some of the projects that merged included X-Accountant, and GnoMoney.
>    GnuCash will be based on the lastest version of Xacc. We will use the
>    "transaction engine" from Xacc, and port the GUI from Motif to
>    Gnome/Gtk. Several other significant features will also be added. Such
>    as support for splits, and online banking via OFX. To see a list of
>    other planned features please check out the features page.
>    
>    There is unfortunately no stable version of GnuCash available yet. So
>    if you are interested in using a financial package now I suggest using
>    the lastest version of Xacc, which is a very stable, and full featured
>    piece of software! =) Check out the pages below for more info on Xacc.

>    News 09-17-98
>      * ANNOUNCE - Gnucash 1.1.18 is released. Get it at ftp.gnucash.org


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NODE 3538b44fRe: GNUcash [/.]
Judging from the webpage, this is personal finance software (ala Quicken)
and doesn't seem to aspire to providing digital cash or electronic wallet
functions.

-Lazlo


On or about 9:00 PM -0500 9/27/98, Jim Choate wrote:
>Forwarded message:
>
>> X-within-URL: http://www.gnucash.org/
>
>>    content   In the spirit of cooperation we bring you The GnuCash
>>    Project. We all realized that it was senseless to have several
>>    different projects working toward the same goals. So we did the most
>>    logical thing, we merged! The result of this merger is the GnuCash
>>    Project.
>>
>>    Some of the projects that merged included X-Accountant, and GnoMoney.
>>    GnuCash will be based on the lastest version of Xacc. We will use the
>>    "transaction engine" from Xacc, and port the GUI from Motif to
>>    Gnome/Gtk. Several other significant features will also be added. Such
>>    as support for splits, and online banking via OFX. To see a list of
>>    other planned features please check out the features page.
>>
>>    There is unfortunately no stable version of GnuCash available yet. So
>>    if you are interested in using a financial package now I suggest using
>>    the lastest version of Xacc, which is a very stable, and full featured
>>    piece of software! =) Check out the pages below for more info on Xacc.
>
>>    News 09-17-98
>>      * ANNOUNCE - Gnucash 1.1.18 is released. Get it at ftp.gnucash.org
>
>
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>                            The seeker is a finder.
>
>                                     Ancient Persian Proverb
>
>       The Armadillo Group       ,::////;::-.          James Choate
>       Austin, Tx               /:'///// ``::>/|/      ravage@ssz.com
>       www.ssz.com            .',  ||||    `/( e\      512-451-7087
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NODE 60c9ab7cRe: GNUcash [/.]
Hi Lazlo,

> Judging from the webpage, this is personal finance software (ala Quicken)
> and doesn't seem to aspire to providing digital cash or electronic wallet
> functions.

The reason it's important is that it provides that seamless interface that
everyone is looking for to impliment digi-cash mechanism in a GPL'ed
environment. It would even be a good starting point for implimenting a
mechanism to broaden the use of encryption (ala PGP).

Note, I just supply the pointers *you* have to do the thinking.


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                            The seeker is a finder.

                                     Ancient Persian Proverb

       The Armadillo Group       ,::////;::-.          James Choate
       Austin, Tx               /:'///// ``::>/|/      ravage@ssz.com
       www.ssz.com            .',  ||||    `/( e\      512-451-7087
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