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by **Paul Folbrech** » Sat, 31 Mar 2001 13:33:16

My switch from Windoze to Linux is virtually complete (except for
games). The only thing I need know is a decent financial management
app, similar to Quicken. Although, I really don't need anything that
sophisticated- just a simple check register would do.

Would like to hear input from others here. Thanks.

by **E J** » Sat, 31 Mar 2001 14:59:29

How about gnucash?

> My switch from Windoze to Linux is virtually complete (except for
> games). The only thing I need know is a decent financial management
> app, similar to Quicken. Although, I really don't need anything that
> sophisticated- just a simple check register would do.

> Would like to hear input from others here. Thanks.

by **Will Renk** » Sun, 01 Apr 2001 00:51:40

how about cbb - check book balancer?

>How about gnucash?
>

>
>> My switch from Windoze to Linux is virtually complete (except for
>> games). The only thing I need know is a decent financial management
>> app, similar to Quicken. Although, I really don't need anything that
>> sophisticated- just a simple check register would do.
>>
>> Would like to hear input from others here. Thanks.
>

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by KW » Sun, 01 Apr 2001 07:09:40

I've been using gnucash and it will accept quicken qif files ;)

> My switch from Windoze to Linux is virtually complete (except for
> games). The only thing I need know is a decent financial management
> app, similar to Quicken. Although, I really don't need anything that
> sophisticated- just a simple check register would do.

> Would like to hear input from others here. Thanks.

by **Glitc** » Sun, 01 Apr 2001 12:48:00

> My switch from Windoze to Linux is virtually complete (except for
> games). The only thing I need know is a decent financial management
> app, similar to Quicken. Although, I really don't need anything that
> sophisticated- just a simple check register would do.

> Would like to hear input from others here. Thanks.

The best 2 are Moneydance and Gnucash. I'm not familiar with the
individual features so u will need to do some research. I believe

Here is the homepage for gnucash:
http://www.gnucash.org/

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