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Re: [PLUG] personal finance application
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I use Moneydance and prefer it over Quicken. Every program has its
idiosyncracies but MD is more than acceptable (IMHO - Quicken is not in
that category). Online banking is available within MoneyDance. Many US
banks work but not all. If you can get the OFX connection information,
it will work.
There are extensions (Python-based IIRC) as well for stock quotes,
currency rates, etc...
While it is not OSS, Sean Reilly definitely supports the community.
There is a wiki & mail list (which is relatively active 50 msgs or
so/week).
YMMV
Rich
On Tue, 2007-09-18 at 13:03 -0400, Chad Vogelsong wrote:
> I've always kept one WinXP workstation around for games and some windows
> only apps. The majority of my work, play and other computing time is
> spent on my 100% Ubuntu work laptop. I want to move my finance tracking
> from MS Money 2000 on the stray XP machine to Linux. I can export from
> Money to QIF, so the application needs to be able to import it. I don't
> use it for automatic bill pay, but I may want to in the future.
>
> I've found the applications below and am just looking for opinions on
> use. Who thinks which one is better and why? If anybody has other
> suggestions, I would be happy to add it to the list.
>
> Grisbi - OSS
> Moneydance - $30 / Non OSS
> KMyMoney - OSS
> GNUCash - OSS
>
> Thanks!
>
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