I use gnucash for tracking all of my personal and corporate finances.
The interface is quite different, but I appreciate that gnucash is
more traditional (like pen and paper) than QuickBooks. It is not a
drop-in replacement for QB by any strech of the imagination, but if
you are comfortable with accounting I highly recommend it. The help/
documentation is top notch. I consider it to be one of the best and
most polished GUI free software apps. Give it a try!
Nick
On Apr 26, 2010, at 8:54, RK R <[email protected]> wrote:
Morning y'all,
Long time no posts! I've searched the archives and didn't find
anything too recent and am hoping things may have changed since
those posts. I've been using Quickbooks on my OSX install for small
business accounting since it was a portable machine. I've recently
acquired a laptop to use purely for business and am running Karmic
Koala with XFCE on it.
I need to find an app that is most similar to Quickbooks Pro to use
natively since Quickbooks hasn't really made me happy in Wine. I
need more than just tracking balances since I keep all of my chart
of accounts, inventories and such in there as well. I am wondering
if GnuCash or KMyMoney have the features I need (I haven't used
either since well before I needed these features) or if there is a
newer program that is a closer match? I'd like to find out before
resorting to adding a bunch of features and libraries to get either
of them to work without Gnome or KDE.
Thanks in advance,
Rachel
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