Re: Wanted: a *nix replacement for Quicken


On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 09:58 -0500, anthony baldwin wrote:
Wulfy wrote:
debian wrote:
On Sat, 2007-12-29 at 15:13 -0800, sdavmor wrote:

I just brought my dad up on on Mint v4 (gutsy compatible). He has
been using Quicken on Windows Vista (which he hates BTW, hence the
move). What native "free" equivalent application would provide the
same financial management and online transaction capabilities? He's
totally open in terms of a replacement -- just trying to avoid going
the Wine route for this functionality. Thanks in advance.
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There was a program that i used to use back in my KDE days which was
kinda like what you wanted. it kept track of my ballances and so on, i
just cant remember the name of it for nothing. it was like "Kwallet" or
something

--cj



KMoney2?

I think you mean KMyMoney. (Kwallet is a password manager thingy).
There's also gnucash.
I don't know if either has all of the capabilities of quicken, though.
I've never used quicken.

/tony


oh ok kmoney, im sorry.
i much perfer kmoney over quicken though. i did find kmoney much more
easier to use then quicken

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