This is the "timesheet" module for the Tryton application platform.
It adds timesheets for work and line and the following reports:
- hours per work
- hours per employee per week
- hours per employee per month
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "project" module for the Tryton application platform.
It adds project management.
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "party" module for the Tryton application platform.
It defines parties, addresses and co.
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "google_maps" module for the Tryton application platform.
Adds link from addresses to Google Maps.
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "company" module for the Tryton application platform.
It defines company and employee.
Adds main and current company on users preferences:
- adds company on properties
- defines new report parser for report with company header
- adds letter template on party
- makes the scheduler run on each companies
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "account_de_skr03" module for the Tryton application
platform.
It provides a financial and accounting module for Germany with:
- chart of accounts SKR03
- account structure like balance and income statement
- taxes, tax groups, tax rules
- tax codes for german tax report (UStVA)
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "account_be" module for the Tryton application platform.
It provides an account chart template for Belgium
from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
This is the "account" module for the Tryton application platform.
It provides a financial and acccounting module with:
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from Christian Rueger, adapted to TRYTOND_MODULE by myself.
ok jasper@
scamper is a program that is able to conduct Internet measurement
tasks to large numbers of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, in parallel, to
fill a specified packets-per-second rate. Currently, it supports
the well-known ping and traceroute techniques, as well as radargun,
ally and mercator. (On some other OS it also supports sting, and
parts of tbit).
- don't try to fetch from dev/apm if the fd isn't available yet (to be
discussed with upstream)
- use var/db/upower to store history files
Fixes graphs in gnome-power-statistics...
