Se tem andado à procura de uma forma de gerir as suas finanças pessoais em GNU/Linux, você encontrou-a! Concebido para ser fácil de utilizar, mas poderoso e flexível, o GnuCash permite-lhe acompanhar contas bancárias, acções, receitas e despesas. Tão rápido e intuitivo de utilizar como o registo de um livro de cheques, baseia-se em princípios profissionais de contabilidade para assegurar contas saldadas e relatórios precisos. O GnuCash é suportado por uma comunidade de programadores activa e está a evoluir para um completo sistema contabilístico. Desenvolvido sob a GPL, faz com que você não tenha de se preocupar com a obsolescência: o GnuCash stará lá sempre para si.

O objectivo deste sítio web é promover o projecto Gnucash.org de desenvolvimento aplicacional. Estamos emprenhados em desenvolver ferramentas financeiras de topo para utilizadores do GNU/Linux e Unix. Isto inclui o desenvolvimento de APIs de programação e componentes que possam ser utilizados para criar tanto servidores como aplicações pessoais para utilização profissional e doméstica. Ao nos focarmos na facilidade de utilização, desenho modular, arquitectura de interfaces e código bem documentado, esperamos que o GnuCash e as bibliotecas financeiras associadas se tornem na escolha de uma geração de utilizadores e programadores GNU.

Notícias

Alternative Mail Archives - (2004-02-01 17:09:28)

An alternative to the mailing list archive hosted on the GnuCash website is now available. We are currently having some technical difficulties with the archive on the GnuCash website so this alternate can be used to access the archives. Please try the following url's to access the archive;
gnucash-user
gnucash-devel
gnucash-de

Announcement: GnuCash 1.8.8 Release - (2003-11-19 14:48:47)

The GnuCash team is pleased to announce the release of stable version 1.8.8.

What's New in GnuCash 1.8.8?

o HBCI - Improve error message when receiving zero balance from bank.
o Add account template for Swiss German businesses "KMU" by Tom Winterhalder
o Add *big* account template for German businesses "SKR04" by Betina Schmidt
o Add Catalan and Turkish translation, Updated German, Italian, Czech, Greek and Dutch translations.
o Add Turkish account template. Updated Greek account templates.
o Remove debian scripts
o Add a comment about minimum string length
o Fix the ISO_DATELEN to be "long enough"
o Fix handling of HBCI direct debits (fix wrong textkey). Fix and initially implement handling of multiple banks/users/customers.
o Fixed extremly stupid, old bug that causes weird HBCI errors. Improved user messages.
o Refactor some GUI code. Improve user messages.
o BillTermDecRef should have been BillTermIncRef when setting new bill term.
o Applied Frank Pavageau's patch regarding capital gains to handle split transactions.
o Don't make a timespec with tv_sec == 0. Fixes some tests on the alpha platform.

Available at the usual places!

http://www.gnucash.org

http://download.sourceforge.net/gnucash

gnucash-es Nueva lista de distribución en español. - (2003-11-08 10:32:31)

Como respuesta a la creciente comunidad hispanoparlante de gnucash se ha creado la lista gnucash-es, cuyo objetivo es permitir el contacto entre usuarios, traductores y desarrolladores de GnuCash de habla hispana.

Para inscribirse a la lista visite la página http://www.gnucash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-es

European GnuCash.org Mirror - (2003-11-08 09:26:55)

A European mirror of the GnuCash website is now operational. If you are located in Europe, Eastern Europe or Africa, and are having poor web or download response times accessing the US website, please try the European Mirror. This mirror includes a copy of the download area and the mailing list archives as well. (Thanks to Antonin Sprinzl of the Technical University of Vienna for this service).

Older News: Australian and Asian users are encouraged to use the Australian Mirror. Note that at this time the Australian Mirror does not include the mailing list archives. (Thanks to PlanetMirror for this service).

Update Debian Woody GnuCash Package - (2003-11-07 05:01:55)

James A. Treacy writes:

I have just updated the gnucash package on people.debian.org. All dependencies should work now and after upgrading it should work 'out of the box'.

Edit /etc/apt/sources.list and add
deb http://people.debian.org/~treacy/gnucash.woody ./
then
apt-get update ; apt-get install gnucash

DWI: Data With Interaction - (2003-10-03 01:21:14)

Linas Vepstas writes:

I'm currently tearing up the guts of "DWI" http://dwi.sourceforge.net DWI was originally (and still is) a way of 'quickly' developing glade apps that are hooked to an SQL db. I wrote a kind of tracking tool using the thing for a client (tracking maintenance of pipes & pumps), so DWI has been vetted with a 'real life' project. I've been planning on creating a whiz-bang open source bug tracker & etc with it, but never got around to it.

My tear-up of the guts of DWI is turning it into a generic 'data pump'. It can suck data out of one place and stick it in somewhere else. Originally, the two places it worked with are sql tables and gnome widgets, but its in fact far more general than that. In particular, I'm planning on prototyping a hookup to the GnuCash objects (aka qof objects) real soon now. (which is why the qof objects get setters as well as getters in the CVS tree).

Part of the beauty of the thing is it does not force a 1-to-1 mapping between SQL tables and objects. The mappings can go any which way: data from different sql tables can be joined and pushed out to various assortments of widgets (including columned widgets such as ctree/clist). So its kind of a realization of my long standing complaint that I should be able to press a button, and bingo, some object turns into an SQL record(s), and back.

I'm not done with the DWI internal tearup yet, but soon ... After that, I'll start prototyping integration with the qof objects (probably within the DWI cvs tree). When I'm done with that, I'm going to try to unleash the thing to create teh backend for the GnuCash business Objects. My goal is to have very very little code for this: mostly, a specification of the SQL tables, and a mapping: 'this business object field goes into that sql field', and that's that. The goal/side effect is that this should make adding new objects to GnuCash backend 'real easy'. Depending on how the above goes, I may or may not convert the existing sql backend to use this new system. Although not in my current set of plans, note that DWI also offers a way of maybe simplifying the GUI design as well, providing a way of hooking glade dialogs straight to engine objects (and/or god forbid straight to sql). But that's really not something I'm planning for right now.

gnucash-fr: nouvelle liste de diffusion en français - (2003-09-25 07:44:46)

Vous avez essayé GnuCash. Cela vous plaît vraiment mais vous aimeriez obtenir de l'aide dans votre langue pour encore plus de simplicité pour pouvoir poser des questions et comprendre les réponses. Cette mailing liste est faite pour vous. Elle va permettre de rester en contact avec des personnes francophones utilisant GnuCash qui pourront vous guider dans son utilisation quotidienne aussi bien que pour une utilisation professionnelle. Elle permettra aussi aux personnes réfractaire à la langue de shakespeare de rester au courant des derniers développements du logiciels. Grâce a cela nous allons pouvoir améliorer l'internationalisation du logiciel, établir un réseau fiable d'utilisateurs francophone et ainsi faire progresser toute la communauté.

Pour vous inscrire à la liste visitez la page suivante : http://www.gnucash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-fr

gnucash-it: nuova lista di distribuzione in italiano - (2003-09-24 02:51:52)

GnuCash sta guadagnando sempre più interesse anche da parte della realtà italiana. Per questo motivo si è deciso di creare una nuova lista di distribuzione, gnucash-it, tutta in italiano, al fine di permettere, in una prima fase, il coordinamento della localizzazione (l10n) ed internazionalizzazione (i18n) italiana del programma e, successivamente, la traduzione del sito. In questo modo si spera di ampliare ulteriormente la base degli utenti così da poter dar vita alla seconda fase di questo progetto: creare una nutrita comunità di utenti che siano in grado di aiutarsi reciprocamente.

Per iscriversi alla lista, visitare la pagina http://www.gnucash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-it

Mini-Announce: Auto Cap-Gains Beta - (2003-09-23 13:46:36)

Code to automatically compute and handle capital gains on stock accounts is more-or-less done, in the CVS HEAD branch. There's a simple GUI called "View Lots" . If you bring that up, and then "Scrub Account", it will automatically compute cap gains for all stock purchases/sales. If you edit prices, dates, amounts, values, etc. in the register window, the cap gains will be automatically kept in sync, i.e. should always be 'correct'.

Sometime after the gnome2 port, the 'Lot Viewer' GUI will get a minor extension to allow one to manually construct lots (so that one can have 'designated' trading lots). The current default uses a FIFO policy to figure out the cap gains.

To try out this feature, you will have to get the CVS code and compile it yourself. Remember, this code is still beta: it may be buggy (although I think I fixed them all), and is subject to change before the final version.

Announcement: GnuCash 1.8.7 Release - (2003-09-15 13:16:00)

The GnuCash team is pleased to announce the release of stable version 1.8.7.

What's New in GnuCash 1.8.7?

o Use instead of "libofx/libofx.h" as it's not part of our system. Fixes a dependency problem in 1.8.6 release.
o Small fix from hawkfan to get tests to work when building outside srcdir.
o Fix a bug introduced by Matthew -- ANSI C does not allow you to declare a variable in the middle of an expression. Move the declaration to the top of the function.
o We don't need the trailing semi-colon because the #include adds one. The double semi-colon causes build failures in some cases.

Available at the usual places!

http://www.gnucash.org

http://download.sourceforge.net/gnucash

Announcement: GnuCash 1.8.6 Release - (2003-09-12 16:45:39)

The GnuCash team is pleased to announce the release of stable version 1.8.6.

What's New in GnuCash 1.8.6?

o Updated Spanish, Greek, French, Czech, Slovak translations
o Fixed extremely stupid bug in the import value setting workaround.
o Fixed problem with SX formula_cell calls
o Merge missing part of 2003-05-28 commit. The log format changes didn't get commited for some reason, making the log replayer completely unusable.
o Fixed crash during dialog startup on Solaris.
o Turn off scheme garbage collection during query->scm and scm->query conversion. It shaves about 50% off the test-scm-query-string tests.
o Make test-scm-query-string test deterministic by seeding the RNG with a known value.
o Add a "slots" parameter to allow for future expansion. Right now this is completely ignored.

Available at the usual places!

http://www.gnucash.org

http://download.sourceforge.net/gnucash

Announcement: GnuCash Docs 1.8.3 Release - (2003-09-01 13:42:02)

The GnuCash Docs team is pleased to announce the release of the docs version 1.8.3.

What's New in GnuCash Docs 1.8.3?

o Fix xmllint errors
o Add new credit card chapter images
o Remove unused images
o Updates to guide
o Michael Rensing's FAQ updates
o Fix reconcile column in cc payment image

Available at the usual places!

http://www.gnucash.org

http://download.sourceforge.net/gnucash

Announcement: GnuCash 1.8.5 Release - (2003-08-20 13:45:09)

The GnuCash team is pleased to announce the release of stable version 1.8.5.

What's New in GnuCash 1.8.5?

o Add IS_PAID column and the ability to search for paid/not-paid invoices.
o Add HBCI online transfer templates and make usable
o Fix a bug where if you unpost an invoice and don't bring the TaxTables up to date, the total value shown in the register is different depending on whether the cursor is on the current line or not.
o Don't constantly resize the invoice window every time we update ourselves.
o Updated Italian, Brazilian Portugese, German, Czech, Dutch and British English translation.
o Add Subtotal and Tax labels in the summary bar to print the Invoice's total amounts.
o Change the log format to use GUID instead of C pointers, use ISO8601 instead of proprietary form and log the Notes field.
o Port new log replay module from HEAD.
o Re-enable reversed legend in stacked barcharts. Needs Guppi 0.40.4 a.k.a. Guppi CVS, though, to actually work.
o Update the Polish Zloty for its new ISO currency code.
o Add ability to sort by Action and Notes.
o Fix the vendor window title to use the company name, not the contact name. Change the message when the company name is left blank.
o Create a new "date format" widget to let the user choose a date format (and see the results of what the date would look like).
o Add "Deluxe Personal Check" type. Add support for printing to "deluxe" personal checks. This prints the check "sideways" on a US-Letter configuration.
o Backport the QueryList widget and associated usage (this allows more places to have sortable column displays for query results)
o Improve HBCI error handling. Add more user feedback functions.
o Add support for KtoBlzCheck, a small checking package for destination account numbers for German banks. Very small, very useful http://sourceforge.net/projects/ktoblzcheck
o TRANSLATION_HOWTO: Added, by Jon Lapham
o Add API to the plugin modules to allow post-processing (scrubbing) of the book after it is loaded from XML. This allows a plug-in to post-process the complete book.
o Create a scrub function to clear up bogus tax tables due to a bug which could cause tax tables to get created ad-nausium if you post and then unpost an invoice.
o Create a scrub function to clear up bogus bill terms due to a bug which could cause bill terms to get created due to post/unpost of invoices.
o Enable the exchange-rate dialog on "search ledger" registers.
o Raise the import window after choosing a file.
o Change dialog statements to allow for embedded percent signs in the messages. In other words, don't allow user input into the format string of a printf.
o Change how the billterms option menu is used so it will change properly if you change the invoice's owner.
o Don't use gnc:reverse-account-balance? to determine whether to reverse the balance -- base it purely on the report type.
o Fix gncBillTermCopy() so it PROPERLY copies the bill term.
o Tolerate some HBCI banks failure of the GetSystemId-job.
o Don't allow selection of directory for save file.
o Add fancy-invoice report, to show what else is possible. It's not really useful per se, but it is another example for users. To be useful it requires some custom editing.
o Limit the commodity choices based upon the current account type.
o Add a new argument to the dialog creation functions to specify what types of commodities should be presented.Also tweak the title of the dialog based upon this argument. Remove the "new" button when the dialog is limited strictly to currencies.
o Show the running balance column by default in the register report.
o Annotate the window title to indicate whether a register is for a single account or it includes all subaccounts.
o Change the register close dialog to include a cancel option.
o Don't close the register if the user cancelled.
o If the user has manually entered an amount, then stop automatically updated the amount when the date is changed.
o Refactor many HBCI functions to eventually enable queued processing of several HBCI jobs.
o Add a "retained earnings" item under equity, and change the title to include the start date (Balance Sheet report).
o Don't print the "handling-request" messages when getting stock quotes.
o Display selected pixmap when opening an options window.
o Fix 'Save As' so it can write to non-existing files.
o New data file should have same uid/gids original file.
o Added Italian account templates by Lorenzo Cappelletti
o Change HBCI online transfer action so that first the gnucash Transaction is created and only after that the HBCI connection is started. Necessary for later implementation of offline queueing and multi-job execution.
o Clarify the part of the HBCI setup about potentially adding HBCI accounts manually.
o Add a couple of extra checks to prevent crashing if the commodity attached to a price quote has disappeared.
o Provide a new warning message before deletion if a commodity has any price quotes. If the user deletes the commodity anyway, removed any quotes are based on the commodity
o Enhance the get prices routine to handle a request with a NULL currency.
o Fix a crash where removing items in the wrong order could cause "Bad Things" to happen
o Sort the bills before displaying them, so they appear in a consistent order (by date due).
o Fix a bunch more rounding errors, and add more precision to the price.
o Change the description and action of Invoice and Payement Transactions/Splits, to make it easier to print a check off the posted transactions.
o Add Debit and Credit totals to Register report.
o Differentiate between "file is already locked" and "we can't create the lockfile" so we can let the user know.
o Fix the message to be more appropriate when we hit a READONLY error.
o Various Postgres backend fixes
o Add button for manual adding of HBCI accounts. Requires latest OpenHBCI 0.9.13
o Add saving of the HBCI_API so that bank's status changes will now be remembered immediately.
o Add "(Report)" strings to the various columns displayed in the report currency.
o Set the date-entered on invoice transactions to "now" instead of the post date. Thi lets us know when an invoice was actually posted, or a payment was actually made.
o Support "gain/loss" balancing splits on stocks
o Apply patch to fix a number of off-by-one bugs in the loan druid.
o Adapted to latest gnucash-docs changes, by Jon Lapham
o Add code to read XML files with real namespace declarations.
o Make sure we define PWD, as not all shells define it properly.
o Workaround for multi-currency importing bug.

Available at the usual places!

http://www.gnucash.org

http://download.sourceforge.net/gnucash

State of the GnuCash project, a call for help - (2003-08-11 15:41:39)

Benoit Grégoire has written an important document outlining some of the major issues for the GnuCash project

Please spend some time to read this document and contribute to the discussion

State of the GnuCash project

GnuCash on Slackware Installation HOWTO - (2003-06-29 03:57:04)

RJ marquette writes:

I've written a web page that may be helpful to Slackware users who want to install GnuCash, and I thought you might want to link to it on the GnuCash website. The URL is http://rjmarq.org/gnucash.html.

Announcement: QOF: the Query Object Framework - (2003-06-16 02:41:23)

I've just started the QOF "Query Object Framework" project on sourceforge. QOF consists of that part of the GnuCash engine that isn't about accounting. I started the project because I want to use the GnuCash query framework in another project of mine (GnoTime), and after thinking about it a bit, it seemed good to split it out into its own component.

QOF consists of Derek Atkin's Query objects, Rob Browning's KVP trees, Bill Gribble's Numeric classes, Dave Peticolas' GUID's & events, and my own fractured Backend, books, & sessions. For now, I plan to keep the code in sync with GnuCash by hand. I'm not sure how things will play out in the future; I have no immediate plans.

The really big deal in QOF is the query framework. I think its unique: there is no code out there that I can google that provides generic structured query functions for generic objects, without forcing you to use SQL. I think QOF can fill an important need for programmers who write apps that need to have reports, and are sophisticated enough to realize they need queries, and yet are not ready to convert thier app to an SQL app.

The other big part of QOF is that it can act as a cache for an SQL backend. Note, however, that this part is 'under construcion'. Done right, it should make it easy to add SQL support for the Business Objects in GnuCash. However, this work hasn't been started, and needs volunteers. In particular, I'm hoping that anyone who has contemplated the SQL re-write for GnuCash can help in this area.

QOF compiles on my box, but I haven't yet checked in all the Makefile.am & configure.in into CVS. Hopefully, I'll have a version 0.1 out shortly. If any of the regular GnuCash developers want developer access on sourceforge, let me know.

qof.sourceforge.net

--linas

Gnome Time Tracker - (2002-12-28 02:54:56)

GnoTime, the Gnome Time Tracker, is a to-do list manager. It has a built in project timer to keep track of the time spent on a project, and an invoicing system for billing time & services. GnoTime is the Gnome2 port of GTT from the gnome-utils package. It now has its own dedicated web page and sourceforge project site.

We are proud to announce the first 'stable' release of Gnotime: version 2.1.1. It is available for download at the above sites. This version does everything that the gnome-utils-1.4 version did, except that it has a few more features and a few less bugs. In particular, the crash problems that plagued the earlier version are now fixed.

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