> Robert Graham Merkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > Next week we expect (...hope...) to run a fairly big feature. A new loo
> k
> > > at gnucash could come in the week after. Maybe as part of a joint revie
> w
> > > with moneydance - I'm not sure how you feel about that...
> >
> > No problem, as far as I'm concerned. I'd be curious personally about
> > Moneydance.
>
> No problem here, either. In the end, I think many of us just want the
> best solution to the problem (and that often implies several somewhat
> different solutions). Some people actually seem to prefer vi to
> emacs, after all :>
>
> If it really did turn out that some other free-software project was
> consistently doing a much better job, then we'd just have to consider
> merging code, joining them, or picking something else interesting to
> hammer on. That's how it's supposed to work, after all.
While Moneydance seems to be very good software, it is not
free in either sense of the work. It is a shareware program,
at least according to its website.
dave
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