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Fedora offers software for both GNOME and KDE to manage your finances. The software | Fedora offers software for both GNOME and KDE environments to manage your finances. The DVD version of Fedora includes both financial software packages as part of the default software packages offered. The Fedora live-cd version lacks the financial software packages. Both financial software packages are available for easy download and installation with the Pirut Add/Remove Software utility or with commands through the console. | ||
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For additional help, refer to the [http://www.gnucash.org/docs.phtml documents] on the [http://www.gnucash.org/ Gnucash] website. | For additional help using the application, please refer to the [http://www.gnucash.org/docs.phtml documents] on the [http://www.gnucash.org/ Gnucash] website. | ||
== Kmymoney == | == Kmymoney == | ||
As with '''Gnucash''', '''Kmymoney''' is not installed by default. To install it, click ''KMenu > Applications > System > Add/Remove Software''. When '''Pirut''' opens, select ''Desktop Environments > KDE (K Desktop Environment)'', and then click the '''[Optional Packages] ''' button. | As with '''Gnucash''', '''Kmymoney''' is not installed by default. To install it, click ''KMenu > Applications > System > Add/Remove Software''. When '''Pirut''' opens, select ''Desktop Environments > KDE (K Desktop Environment)'', and then click the '''[Optional Packages] ''' button. After the packages window opens, scroll down and tick the box next to <code>kmymoney2</code>; then click the '''[Close] ''' button. Once you're finished selecting the packages you want to install, click the '''[Apply] ''' button in '''Pirut'''. | ||
Alternatively, type the following into the console to install '''Kmymoney''': | Alternatively, type the following into the console to install '''Kmymoney''': | ||
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For additional help, refer to the [http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/faq.html FAQs] on the [http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/index-home.html KMyMoney] website. | For additional help using the application, please refer to the [http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/faq.html FAQs] on the [http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/index-home.html KMyMoney] website. | ||
{{admon/important| Only Use One Method of Installation| Remember, using the console or Pirut to add/remove programs are the same operations to the computer. Both options are included for user preference, but you only need to conduct one to install or remove a program.}} | |||
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Revision as of 20:36, 24 September 2008
Financial Software
Fedora offers software for both GNOME and KDE environments to manage your finances. The DVD version of Fedora includes both financial software packages as part of the default software packages offered. The Fedora live-cd version lacks the financial software packages. Both financial software packages are available for easy download and installation with the Pirut Add/Remove Software utility or with commands through the console.
Gnucash
Gnucash is not installed by default from the live-cd or the DVD. However, you can choose to install Gnucash from the DVD. If you installed Fedora using the live-cd, install Gnucash by typing the following into the console:
su -c 'yum install gnucash'
To install using Pirut, click Applications > Add/Remove Software. When Pirut opens, select Applications > Office/Productivity, and then click the [Optional Packages] button. When the Packages window opens, scroll down and tick the box next to gnucash, and then click the [Close] button. Finally, once you're finished selecting the packages you want to install, click the [Apply] button in Pirut.
After you install Gnucash, you can launch it by clicking Applications > Office > Gnucash Finance Management.
| File:Docs Drafts DesktopUserGuide Financial gnucash-icon.png | This is the icon on which you click to launch Gnucash. |
For additional help using the application, please refer to the documents on the Gnucash website.
Kmymoney
As with Gnucash, Kmymoney is not installed by default. To install it, click KMenu > Applications > System > Add/Remove Software. When Pirut opens, select Desktop Environments > KDE (K Desktop Environment), and then click the [Optional Packages] button. After the packages window opens, scroll down and tick the box next to kmymoney2; then click the [Close] button. Once you're finished selecting the packages you want to install, click the [Apply] button in Pirut.
Alternatively, type the following into the console to install Kmymoney:
su -c 'yum install kmymoney2'
After you install Kmymoney, you can launch it by clicking KMenu > Applications > Office > KMyMoney.
| File:Docs Drafts DesktopUserGuide Financial kmymoney-icon.png | This is the icon on which you click to launch Kmymoney. |
For additional help using the application, please refer to the FAQs on the KMyMoney website.
Remember, using the console or Pirut to add/remove programs are the same operations to the computer. Both options are included for user preference, but you only need to conduct one to install or remove a program.
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