hevsuit

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by hevsuit 4y ago
No unfortunately, I've only used Gnucash. One of the main reasons I stick with Gnucash is the monolithic file format. If one day I need an accountant to review my finances, or if I suffer an audit by the tax man, I can send on the sing
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by hevsuit 4y ago
Roughly 100 transactions per month I would say. On average 2 card based transactions per day --> 60 transactions per month. Then bills, incidentals and direct debits make up the remaining 40.
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by hevsuit 4y ago
I never did any personal bookkeeping before I used GnuCash. I was however self-learning basic accounting for my startup at the time where we use the cloud-based software package Sage Accounting. After a few months of using Sage I was intere
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by hevsuit 4y ago
See my other reply re imports. I say dont bother and instead do it by hand as it speeds up over time. Yes the same-day ordering is visually quite annoying, although the final end-of-day/end-of-statement balance is really the only value
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by hevsuit 4y ago
Cash is a tricky one. Generally I keep cash spends to a minimum. Any small cash withdrawls from my account are generally expense straight into Expenses:Cash Misc. and I don't bother tracking the inidividal cash payments. However if it
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by hevsuit 4y ago
I gave up early on with importing bank statements. Instead I just manually create each gnucash entry for each transaction on my online bank statement. If the final gnucash account balance matches my actual bank balance then I know I did it
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by hevsuit 4y ago
I've been using Gnucash since 2020 to manage personal expenses and income, and it has made the world of a difference. In particular, I find the income statement feature very powerful when I'm doing an end-of-year review of my spen
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by hevsuit 7y ago
The Latex plugins really make things interesting. The LaTeXText package [1] allows formula rendering and editing from within the Inkscape canvas. For tidy circuit diagrams the CircuitSymbols plugin [2] produces exquisite results by hooking
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by hevsuit 12y ago
One would think it would have been a good opportunity to change to SHA-2 after Heartbleed, since most websites had to get reissued certificates anyway. Since this process is a pain in the * then one could have killed two birds with one st
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by hevsuit 12y ago
Great job. Kudos for the well structured website and documentation also.
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by hevsuit 12y ago
At least the word "free" didn't appear in the description.
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by hevsuit 12y ago
Indeed, DMR and John Mc Carthy are on the list too!
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by hevsuit 12y ago
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