[ale] Personal Finance Software

[jloden at toughguy.net (Jay Loden)]

I've used kmymoney and gnucash, found kmymoney to be better suited to my 
needs.  gnucash was also essentially impossible to install under Slackware 
(which was why I ended up trying kmymoney).  I really only need a checkbook 
balancer - I need my balance tracked and that's about it.  If you need more 
than that, my advice may not apply.  In any case, I found kmymoney to be 
simpler to use and understand, and well integrated in KDE for obvious reasons 
as compared to gnucash. 

-Jay

On Sunday 10 April 2005 02:24 pm, Calvin Harrigan wrote:
> What personal finance software do you guys use under Linux?
> I've come across Kmymoney, gnucash, Kapital..  Have not installed any,
> just read up on them.  Curious as to what others might be using, might
> recommend.
>
> Calvin
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