# pem

**Repository Path**: mirrors_gnu/pem

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: pem
- **Description**: No description available
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: GPL-3.0
- **Default Branch**: master
- **Homepage**: None
- **GVP Project**: No

## Statistics

- **Stars**: 0
- **Forks**: 0
- **Created**: 2020-10-26
- **Last Updated**: 2026-05-17

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## README





                                      GNU Pem
                                      =======

            Hi,

                 GNU  Pem is a handy tool to help you keep track of your
            personal income and expenses. On GNU/Linux and  other  Unix-
            like systems, Pem works by storing the details in a CSV file
            placed in the ~/.pem directory under your  $HOME  directory.
            On  Windows, the same file is placed in pem directory, under
            the %USERPROFILE% directory. Each such file is  named  after
            the  current month, and is automatically created by Pem when
            you enter the first record for a month. It is not  advisable
            to edit these files by hand.


            Installation:
            =============

            On GNU/Linux and other Unix-like systems: just say

                 $ ./configure [--prefix=/install/directory]
                 $ make
                 # make install

            By  default,  this  should  install Pem under /usr/local/bin
            directory, assuming you have  the  right  privileges  to  do
            that.  You  may  also consider changing the prefix using the
            --prefix option,  in  case  you  don´t  have  the  necessary
            permissions. For more information please see:

                 $ ./configure --help.


            On Windows:
            -----------

                Copy  and  paste  the pem.pl file to the directory where
            you keep your other executable files, and  make  sure,  this
            directory  is  included in your %PATH% variable. That´s all,
            GNU Pem is ready to serve you. :)

            For usage information about pem, on GNU/Linux et al., try

                 $ pem --help
                 $ man pem
                 $ info pem

            On Windows try

                 C:\> pem.pl --help

            Also, use the pem.txt file to explore what Pem can  do,  and
            how it does that.


            Bugs/Comments:
            ==============

                 Please send any suggestions/comments or bug reports you
            may have, to <pj.pandit@yahoo.co.in>. They are most  welcome
            and appreciated.


            Thank you!