Is GNUCash any good?

[thescribe7]

-Looking for a good financial tracking software. I wiped my box and installed mandrake 8.0, (So now I have an amd 1gig 256 mg 133 ram, raedon 32 mg ddr screamer wholly devoted to Linux) so quicken is out of the question.

Thanks in advance. :)

[Marcel2008]

http://freshmeat.net http://www.linuxapps.com

try it and see

[Molecule Man]

Actually, Quicken99 will install in WINE and is functional. There a few display issues, but that shouldn't be a problem.

However GNUCash is pretty good. theKompany (http://www.thekompany.com) also has a finance manger that is built on qt. The screen shots look nice.

[Shadoglare]

Originally posted by thescribe7:
<STRONG>-Looking for a good financial tracking software. I wiped my box and installed mandrake 8.0, (So now I have an amd 1gig 256 mg 133 ram, raedon 32 mg ddr screamer wholly devoted to Linux) so quicken is out of the question.

Thanks in advance. :)</STRONG>

GNUcash is OK but it still needs some work... it's definately not Quicken or MS Money. And last time I tried it I wasn't able to balance anything because I imported a quicken file into it, and even though I started at $350 or whatever it was, the program kept insisting I started at $0 and wanted to balance from that.
There was another Java-based one call MoneyDance I think that looked really good too, but I was never able to get it to run.