Web interface for gnuCash
Graham Leggett
minfrin at sharp.fm
Tue Aug 8 08:05:34 EDT 2006
On Tue, August 8, 2006 12:11 pm, Christian Stimming wrote:
> What was the original question again?
It was a response to the following quote:
> On Mon, August 7, 2006 8:03 pm, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
>> If you specifically want something web-based, you might want to
>> look at SQL-Ledger. GnuCash is meant to be a desktop app. There
>> is ONE developer who thinks there might be use as a web app,
>> but I think he stands alone in that goal.
>
> It's sad that people should be actively criticised for suggesting new
> things for the project.
> So far you haven't even started to mention that you might be able to
> submit code for yourself. Iff you intend to do that, then we are
> expecting questions like "I want to do xy. How can it be done the
> easiest way?"
A little bit like this, perhaps:
> Up until now I have been manually creating and printing invoices in
> gnucash, one by one, and things have got to the point where I need to
> scale this up.
>
> The main problem I need to solve is printing from the command line - I
> need to be able to say "load this xac file, render this/these invoice(s)
> as a PDF, and save them somewhere".
>
> Is this possible? (Or almost possible?)
> What will happen if someone asks on, say, dev at httpd.apache.org the
> qustion "I'd like the apache webserver to use a graphical user interface
> in gtk. Can you help me?"
I would under no circumstances use the words "this is not our goal for the
project. Period."
Regards,
Graham
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