But there was no alternative available in the market. There is BSNL but they do not cover Delhi. MTNL is not providing data connections; only some value added services over 3G. I am regreting the decision and again.
Hi everybody, I was introduced by Anurag, after finding out his mail in the
open forum while surfing the Net to set my problem. He had suggested to be
part of the mailing list which I have done, however the site refuses to open
up for me for unknown reasons repeatedly stating that the the username
and/or password is incorrect dspite inputtting the correct details.I have
experienced a snag on my desktop which is loaded with a LINUX OS way back in
2005. In fact, the OS was installed by my friend …
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feel it indecent to call him for this, we are in the late fifties. One would
be wondering as to what I was doing all these years, Yes, I was operating my
WIN XP Pro thru the laptop which I have carried to almost all cities in
India and a couple of times abroad when on duty tour. Now I am a relaxed and
retired guy.
This Linux OS is installed on a pc having Athlon CPU on a Asus motherboard.
I used to use the PC for as much as 5 years prior to my friend installing
the Linux OS on the same PC with XP home and the other day after opening the
desktop I had to update all the MS prog and you well know it took me almost
5 hours, maybe more to download and install. The switch provided by my
friend, a toggle switch to 'switchover' from the XP to Linux ( after
shutting off the PC) and I saw it is working fine as when in a particular
direction the OS switches either to XP or Linux.
On opening the Linux OS I found after booting which must be taking less than
a minute or slightly more faced with a login page. I appreciate my friend
that he has mentioned both my login ID and password within the Linux symbol
for ease of use and on punching these details the 'login failed' pops up. As
I am new I was wondering if you could help in solvingin starting my Linux
OS. Something like disabling the login itself or in the least to reprogram
the login dialogue. Please remember- *I am a novice as far as PCs go *and
use it mostly to surf,mail and IM etc.
Trust I have contacted the correct persons for the advice. Grateful if one
of you could help me out.
Thanks and regards
SBUdiavar
*PS: Could somebody post this on the forum page please as I can not do it
due to login prob I'm facing in the ILUG site. Thnx.*
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hi,
I have updated avsap to run on the wxPython 2.8.9.1. It is available here:
svn co https://svn.nrcfosshelpline.in/public/helpline/branches/avsap avsap
for those who do not know the history of avsap, it was used in production for
several years by some clients of mine, was first released in perl and then
later ported to python. Unfortunately in 2003, installation was extremely
difficult as cool things like yum and apt-get were not there. Since not one of
the thousand or so people who …
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got fed up and stopped maintaining it.
I will maintain and develop it if a few people show interest in using it. I
think it is the only accounting software in India available in so many Indian
languages (and Italian too). For this reason I have not set up a mailing list
or any other support infrastructure. You may mail me if you have questions.
I have changed the license to the BSD license.
--
regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate
NRC-FOSS
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
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Hi Folks,
Am building a list of Applications to be presented as OSAlt (Open Source
Alternatives) to frequently used commercial applications.
Some of my accountant friends asked me one single question, and am finding
answer for it:
"Do you have anything for Tally that will work on Linux?"
Since I am not from financial background and never used Tally, I didnt find
a proper answer. Through Search Engine I did come across GnuCash, but dont
know how it compares to Tally.
Has anyone used it, so …
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to GnuCash or any other OpenSource/Free Alternative to Tally.
Bye
Regards
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>
> Yeah I got your point.
Indeed by transitioning I mean to say for a fresh setup for users who are
familiar to tally. For example a new firm who has decided to go for Open
Source Platform, this can be recommended to them:
1. Desktop Linux as Operating system (Open Suse, Ubuntu, Fedora etc.)
2. Open Office as Office Application
3. Lots of inbuilt tools in Linux corresponding to the tools for similar
activities in Paid OS
4. GNU Cash, GNU Khata, AVSAP or any Open Source financial …
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the firm needs accounting software.
There's always a quest to learn new things, so enthusiastic and optimistic
people may not hesitate to tryout these new applications.
Bye
Regards
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Indranil Das Gupta <indradg(a)gmail.com>
> To: "GNU/Linux Users Group, Mumbai, India" <linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in>
> Date: Tue, 19 May 2009 11:55:46 +0530
> Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] OSALT for Tally?
> Hi Pravin,
>
> On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Pravin Dhayfule <dhayfule(a)gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> <snipped>
>
> > Has anyone used it, so that I can lay out points on transitioning from
> Tally
> > to GnuCash or any other OpenSource/Free Alternative to Tally.
>
> Not nitpicking, but have you used the word "transitioning" thoughtfully?
>
> Accounting / workflow / ERP software are not just software that works,
> they create and manage data. So, if you actually *mean* migration, you
> may first want to take a look at the data export / migration options
> from your existing prop. package, rather than anything else.
>
> So, if your existing data can't be exported the "migration" project
> may entirely fail, as it is not usually feasible to re-enter years or
> even months of existing business data into the new system. And AFAIK,
> tally uses some sort of prop. data storage schema which is neither
> open nor documented. You may not face this problem if you are starting
> out the accounting practise at a new firm / company with zero backlog.
>
> hth
> -indra
>
>
> --
> http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
>
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Sorry,
openerp / tinyerp does not come up as anternate to tally. Tally is a simple accounting software not constrained by erp norms like data authenticity, audit trails, interlocking controls and even data integrety. Openerp is a much more complex software and not a substitute for tally.
In the normal sense, an erp is mot an accounting software. Its much more. And due to that it can't take place of accounting software. It will only work where the users WANT something much more than accounting.
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Saswata
-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth Gonsalves <lawgon(a)au-kbc.org>
Subj: Re: [ILUG-BOM] OSALT for Tally?
Date: Mon May 18, 2009 6:22 pm
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To: "GNU/Linux Users Group, Mumbai, India" <linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in>
On Monday 18 May 2009 17:43:31 Pravin Dhayfule wrote:
> Since I am not from financial background and never used Tally, I didnt find
> a proper answer. Through Search Engine I did come across GnuCash, but dont
> know how it compares to Tally.
it does not
>
> Has anyone used it, so that I can lay out points on transitioning from
> Tally to GnuCash or any other OpenSource/Free Alternative to Tally.
check the archives of this group for openERP/tinyERP
--
regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate
NRC-FOSS
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
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