Description(from the website):
Ledger is a powerful, double-entry accounting system that is accessed from the UNIX command-line. This may put off some users, as there is no flashy UI, but for those who want unparalleled reporting access to their data, there really is no alternative.
Author: John Wiegley, started in 2003.
Website: ledger-cli.org
Version: 2.6.2-3.1
Porting: Directly extracted from the Debian-Wheezy-Armel repository.
Works on: Should work on all kindles from KT1 onwards. Tested OK on PW1, PW3 and KT3.
Installation: Extract the attached zip(ledger.zip) into /mnt/us/extensions/.
Usage:
After selecting the ledger menu entry in KUAL, a kterm window will open with the library files pre-loaded. Try these commands with the included 'sample.dat' file:
Code:
ledger (shows basic help)
Code:
ledger -f sample.dat bal (shows the balance)
Code:
ledger -f sample.dat reg (shows the full register)
Read the attached documentation in html and pdf format for more details. There is also a text file installed in the ledger home directory. Browse through this with the command 'less ledger.txt'.
Latest version:
Is 3.1, with more features and a bigger user manual. The Debian-Jessie-Armel port however requires a lot of library files to run on kindles(PW3 onwards). And also has some display distortion problems.
Links:
Attachments:
- ledger.zip (installation files)
- ledger-doc.zip (User manuals)
- *.png (Screenshots from PW1)