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What Linux software is good for managing a household budget?
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I manually add receipts from my partner and myself to a CSV file, too. I have a custom R scripts to calculate the monthly contribution. This way we can see who paid more/less each month and needs to componsate.
In the future I want to plot graphs to see how we are affected by inflation over the past years.