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Been having a nose for summat similar to Quicken or MS Money.
Best the penguin has on offer that I can find is GnuCash and MoneyDance2004.
Anyone had any experience ...
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- 08-19-2004 #1Linux Engineer
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Linux Personal Financial Apps
Been having a nose for summat similar to Quicken or MS Money.
Best the penguin has on offer that I can find is GnuCash and MoneyDance2004.
Anyone had any experience with these or have other recommendations?
Ta.
- 08-19-2004 #2Linux Guru
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I have never used MoneyDance, but I've been using GnuCash for about three months after having used Quicken for about four years. It's not as bloated as Quicken, but I never used any of that extra crap anyway. I can balance my checkbook, credit cards and bills and get detailed reports of where my money goes. I haven't tried the import/export with .qif files.
I've been thinking about switching to KMyMoney, just for fun and to support KDE.
Note: None of these apps support direct syncing with a Palm Pilot, which worked flawlessly with Quicken. You'd think it wouldn't be that hard to implement?
Have fun!
JeremyRegistered Linux user #346571
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