[mdlug] Open Source accounting software

[David Lee Lambert]

I have almost 3 years of records entered with GNUCash, and I mostly like
it.  I've never used it to print checks;  I write a few checks by hand,  but
pay most bills through my bank's website.  One time I wanted to analyze some
data further in a spreadsheet,  and wrote a perl script to parse the XML
data-file and extract what I was looking for.

2010/1/27 Stan Green <Stan at mcomputersolutions.com>

> I've tried most of the ones marked as "personal". This is one area I think
> Linux
> is very weak! Not one of these programs even comes close to the power of
> Quicken. For example, when I was looked for a Quicken replacement, not one
> of
> them could print checks on blank stock. There is no way I am going back to
> hand
> writting checks! (Yes, I still pay most of my bill by check.)
>
> So, if you are a Linux developer looking for something to do, build a
> Quicken
> killer and you will be famous!
>
> Regards,
> Stan
>
> On Tuesday 26 January 2010 11:31:20 pm Robert Citek wrote:
> > Those of you who use an Open Source accounting package on your linux
> > machines, what do you use and how do you like it?
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