I would like to replace my quickbooks (qb) with something that runs natively on Linux.
There are many accounting packages for Linux, and some of them look pretty good, but when I examine them closely, I judge them too risky to commit the time and resources to convert to them. I've taken a shot at changing quickbooks to gnucash, by setting up the appropriate accounts and entering the Jan 1,2010 balances. I'll have to keep quickbooks around to look up things in the past. (There are procedures to convert the qb data but they seem to laborious and/or lossy to use.) My question to the group is: Does anyone have experience with (or knowledge of) using gnucash or other linux accounting package to run a small service business? Small, meaning large enough to need accounts for receivables, payroll, checking, savings, but too small to have or rent a bookkeeper. Thanks. -- Patrick Timlick -- [email protected] www.timlick.com 503-476-3119 10990 NE Paren Springs Rd. Dundee OR 97115 _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
