[gnue-sb-discuss] Re: Roadmap

[Stanley A. Klein]

At 12:05 PM 3/25/2003 -0500, Derek Neighbors <address@hidden> wrote:

>I have started a very basic roadmap and put up on the gnue-sb website. 

Where is the gnue-sb web site?  Is it (or will it be) linked from the gnue
web site?

BTW, I had to do a google search to find the gnue-sb mailing list page.
When I looked, there was no link from the software lists on gnu.org.

Also, I did an initial population of gnue-sb from anoncvs several months
back, but I need to know the commands for doing an update.

>
>I havent responded to Jason's accounting piece because well for the most
>part my answer is "yes". :)  I dont see long drawn out accounting
>debates, but rather implement and as we encounter issues we discuss.  I
>know this isn't 100% optimal in the "computer science" world, but there
>is something said to getting something out the door.

The stuff that Jason talked about is much, much more important to me than
anything else that I've seen discussed regarding gnue-sb.  As a consultant,
I have no inventory other than my time.  The areas I'm concerned about
include general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, expenses
(especially including travel), fixed assets (which I need to record for
paying state business "personal property" taxes), and balance sheet items
(which I also need for the personal property tax form).

I've been using the same copy of QuickBooks Pro since 1996, and I would
love for gnue-sb to be able to replace it.  It almost became an emergency
when I upgraded my hard drive and reloaded QuickBooks.  It requred a
registration number and they had stopped giving them out for the version I
use.  Luckily, I hadn't deleted the (no longer used) copy on an older
machine and got the number from there.


Stan Klein