"Rich Braun" writes:
> So, it's 2014 and I'm still in search for an excellent personal-finance
> manager that works on Linux, Windows and/or Mac, with sync to/from mobile. And
> whose data can be kept on storage media owned by me, not some cloud provider.
> (I guess I could go back to my old Windo
I'm considering setting up my own home security system, video surveillance
and home automation. I'd rather not go with a provider based system (like
Comcast, ADT, Vivint, etc) since I want to control everything and not have
to rely on a company for service or pay a monthly fee.
Ideally I would li
Money Manager EX + Unison.
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On 09/19/2014 02:35 PM, Rich Braun wrote:
> For about 2 years, I've been happily using Moneydance as a Quicken
> replacement. It's a Java app that runs on any platform, and also has an
> iPhone app that (up until now) provided sync capability to my Linux server.
> Their 2014 release apparently br
Hi Rich (and hello to the rest of BLU),
My partner has talked me into experimenting with gnucash.
Up to now I've been using a couple spreadsheets that were operating as
glorified check registers/stock inventory pages. I don't actually have
a lot of experience with financial software. (I compared
On 09/19/2014 02:35 PM, Rich Braun wrote:
Your thoughts?
Use btsync (https://www.btsync.com/) rather than dropbox perhaps? With
btsync, you are your own cloud provider.
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For about 2 years, I've been happily using Moneydance as a Quicken
replacement. It's a Java app that runs on any platform, and also has an
iPhone app that (up until now) provided sync capability to my Linux server.
Their 2014 release apparently broke wifi sync, and it's now deprecated.
Here's th
I like the extended attribute systems that let one set a default
access for new files on a directory. Particularly helpful for uploads,
in combination with directory SETUID/SETGID bits. Alas not uniformly
implemented.
On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 2:43 AM, John Abreau wrote:
> Don'tcha just *hate* when
