Linux Quicken equivalent?

[hanksdc at plug.org]

>From what I can see on the KMyMoney webpage, kmymoney looks to be much
more primitive than gnucash (support for transaction splits is lacking,
for example). I haven't used Kapital, so I can't comment there. The thing
I like about gnucash is that although it lacks some of the bells and
whistles and general user-friendliness that Quicken or Kapital might have,
it is based on a very solid financial engine, and teaches you about basic
accounting principles. With gnucash, I know exactly what's happening with
my money, inflows and outflows.

fwiw,

-- Dan

On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Mark Street wrote:

>
> For my money it would have to be KMyMoney2  http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net
> Another is Kapitol, from http://www.thekompany.com/
> Probably some non free modules with this one.  It will probably do all you
> want and more.
>
> Gcash is still a bit primitive.
>
> Mark
>
> At 04:04 PM 6/19/2002 -0700, Joseph McCarty wrote:
>
> >Has anyone found and used a Linux app similar to Quicken?  Something that
> >supports normal family finances, and that prints checks?
>