Install Invoice Ninja on a Debian 7 VPS
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what are your requirements?
i have settled for a spreadsheet where i just type in the line items and print the result as pdf.
it has only one special feature which is to calculate the sum based on tax included or not.
items are tracked separately in a task-manager application that i wrote myself and then transferred manually to the spreadsheet.
i only write invoices every other month or so, so that's good enough for me.
i have considered to print invoices directly from the task-manager, but the need is not great enough.
greetings, eMBee.
items are tracked separately in a task-manager application that i wrote myself and then transferred manually to the spreadsheet.
i only write invoices every other month or so, so that's good enough for me.
i have considered to print invoices directly from the task-manager, but the need is not great enough.
greetings, eMBee.
I'm still using MYOB, running on Wine, that I purchased back in 2001. I too have looked at a number of FOSS programs and found none that are simple to setup and use. Most, if not all, are inventory driven and I do mostly Service invoicing. Some are so restrictive they force their accounting practices on you. Very disappointed, I don't even look anymore.
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Everything I have found (so far) is overly complicated requiring the use of a web server and full database like Mariadb, PostgreSQL etc.
I finally found a simple Windows based invoicing app that works well with Wine. It is called "Instant Invoice". It installs as "user", records customers, auto calculates tax, saves invoices, has a built in backup, and prints out a nice looking invoice I can give to the customer.
I would rather have a Linux native solution but I have no interest in configuring a web server or dealing with database setup. Perhaps there's a solution out there someone knows about. I just haven't found it yet.