Gnucash is good (I have it) but the advantage of a billion dollar
company putting out software is that it has GADS of features.
--
Ty Mixon
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 8/16/99, 7:32:17 PM, Linux James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
Re: [Re: [newbie] MS Browser For Linux?]:
> I use MS Money99, too, and it's one of those handful of apps that are
> preventing me from going to Linux full-time. (That and the fact that
I
> develop Windows software for a living...)
> Anyway, you might want to check out www.gnucash.org. It's a GNU
project to
> build a personal financial/accounting package for X, and from the
screen shots,
> looks pretty good.
> I'd tried building it under SUSE 6.1, but had no luck, I think because
of some
> of the older libs in SUSE. In fact, the availability of RPM's and so
on for
> RedHat is what prompted me to go the Mandrake route. (YaST still
rules,
> though... Sorry, Mandrake.)
> In a week or so, I'll probably give GNUCash another try, this time on
Mandrake,
> and will let the list know how it went. In the meantime, I installed
Money99
> on the wife's PC, and said, "Hey, honey... Here's a stack of
receipts..."
> JFK
> On 16-Aug-99 Ty Mixon wrote:
> > In the same vein, some of M$'s products are fairly good. For instance
> > I really miss MSMoney99. And I haven't yet found anything that is
> > even close to as good.
> >
> > And why wouldn't the browser be free? It is free right now?
> >
> > --
> > Ty Mixon
> > e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > ICQ: 26147713
> >
