jGnash 2.6.0 Final - (free (no strings attached!) personal finance manager)

[FunkY]

Welcome to the jGnash Wiki

jGnash is a free (no strings attached!) personal finance manager with many of the same features as commercially-available software. It was created in order to make tracking your personal finances easy, but also provides the functionality required by advanced users. jGnash is cross-platform: jGnash 2 will run on any operating system that has a working Java 1.6.0 Runtime Environment (e.g., Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows), while the older 1.x series of jGnash will run on systems that support a minimum of Java 1.4.0. (For more information on jGnash 1, including why you might need, or choose, to use it rather than jGnash 2, see JGnash 1.x Lives! (And Why).)

Main Features

• Double-Entry Based Transactions
• Account Reconciliation
• Budgeting
• Report Generation in PDF Format
• Fast Auto-Completion of Form Fields
• Schedule Recurring Payment Reminders
• Support for Multiple Currencies
• Track Investment Accounts and Transactions
• Online Updates of Stock Prices and Currency Exchange Rates
• Customizable User Interface
• Scriptable through BeanShell (jGnash 1) or JavaScript (jGnash 2)
• Advanced Server/Client Networking Architecture
• OFX Import
• QIF Import

...and more! jGnash is a constantly growing/changing application, driven by user feedback. For a more complete list of features, see the About Page.

License

jGnash is licensed and available for use under GPLv3

System Requirements

jGnash should work on any platform that meets the following requirements:

• Java Platform 6 (or newer) Runtime Environment
• Minimum Display Resolution of 800x600 (recommended)

jGnash has been tested and works well with the OpenJDK Java Platform as of the 2.6 releases




Homepage and download
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawik...itle=Main_Page

[safeguy]

The title led me to open this thread in a new tab. Seriously but no strings attached?

On the serious note, thanks but no thanks. I don't like the requirement of having JRE to be installed.