Re: Gnucash and...?

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• From: Oliver Vecernik <ml@xxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 04 May 2005 07:29:02 +0200
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Hi Richard,

Richard Crawford schrieb:
> Any ideas?  Free and open source is, of course, preferable.

The answer ist short: Cygwin/X

You can install the free *nix emulation layer on your windows box and
use the X server provided with the setup. Then you can even graphically
log onto your Linux box (xdmpc) or just run X via ssh to open Gnucash as
one window on your Windows PC.


Oliver

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