Hi,
Don Bowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have been using both Quicken and QuickBooks for some time. At first
> I was impressed with them both. Quicken I still find quite
> reasonable. QuickBooks, on the other hand, has just become bloatware.
>
> QB 2002 had a fundamental problem calculating account balances after
> entering a transaction. On enquiry, the answer I got from Intuit was
> that they had much more important fixes to make and that if you came
> out of the account and then went in again the balance was correct.
>
> It seems that the more important stuff was QB 2003.
>
> Despite downloading upgrades from Intuit, my version of 2002 still has
> that problem. So much for customer service!
>
> I signed up to gnucash.devel to see if there was ever any chance of a
> port to Windows, either directly or via Cygwin. I keep promising to
> try it myself, but other things get in the way.
A chance? yes. but it would require someone to dedicate themselves
to the task. The core developers are not planning to do this
themselves. But we certainly would not object to a reasonable set of
patches to enable this port. It would require someone to actually sit
down and think about the problem.
I suspect it will be much easier once the g2 port is finished...
-derek
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Derek Atkins, SB '93 MIT EE, SM '95 MIT Media Laboratory
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