Accounting on Linux

[Jerry Feldman]

I can vouch for Moneydance. I initially tried GnuCash, but had some 
problems installing it a few years ago, so I started using Moneydance. 
IMHO, I found it worthwhile and paid the small price. Whenever I have asked 
for help on the product I get a very prompt response from Sean Reilly, who 
wrote Moneydance. 
On 8 Aug 2002 at 14:53, Ed Lawson wrote:
> Me neither and not all things are free all the time.  Appgen makes 
> several products and provides demo versions.  The have a product that is 
> the basically a QuickBooks for Linux that is a solid small business 
> accounting package called MyBooks  and they did have a Quicken product 
> called Moneydance which is a Java app that runs on Linux and Win.
> 
> It is all reasonably priced and good stuff.
> 
> http://www.appgen.com
> 
> Ed Lawson
> 
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