On Friday 16 Sep 2005 13:07, Lee Wiggers wrote: > > I know, but I have tried Wine in it's various forms and > vmware. Both work but leave me with the same feeling of > vulnerability as the same crap in Windows. It's not just > the os that I want off of my desk. It's not even a money > consideration. > > I just had to call and beg permission to install my > Quickbooks on another computer. Won't happen again. > I once had to do that for a small company I was helping. It was a humiliating experience. What they were wanting was perfectly legal - they were upgrading from an ancient computer to an middle-aged one - but the implication in the support person's tone was that we were a bunch of no-goods.
I don't like their product, but their attitude stinks. I would not use Quickbooks if there was any other possibility. I wouldn't recommend GnuCash for a big complex set of accounts, but if Quickbooks was adequate I would think GnuCash will be. Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302 (http://counter.li.org/) Mandriva hints & tips: http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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