Accounting software Tally

How to install accounting software in Linux 10.04 the accounting software called tally An Indian software

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asked 02 Nov '10, 11:06

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with the software application "wine." One can run windows software in Linux. Check from winehq.org for more information and to download the application. Also for the list of compatible applications. I do not yet know of a linux version of Tally. Again you can download the wine form the repositories of the linux distro you're using.

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answered 02 Nov '10, 11:45

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edited 02 Nov '10, 11:59

If you need the Tally software, use WINE and install it into that so you can run Windows software on Linux (within WINE); but ideally, if you are just looking for any accounting software, I highly suggest using a Linux-native accounting software like HomeBank, OpenQuickBooks, GnuCash, etc.

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answered 08 Nov '10, 21:51

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