| Art Alexion on 11 Sep 2009 10:48:27 -0700 |
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On Friday 11 September 2009 10:03:52 jeff wrote: > although Art seems to like something called Kmymoney - he can elaborate kmymoney2 is a great KDE program. It is actively developed and supported, and supports OFX account downloads. The user list is frequented by a couple of the developers and you couldn't afford the support they provide for free. It does everything I want and a simple script allows creates every 5 minute backups so that the current version is on a USB stick with backups on your various HDs that you run it from. You can gpg encrypt/decrypt the data from within the software. There is an Ubuntu ppa that packages fixes as they are applied to CVS-HEAD. Problems may be: 1. I have never tried OFX, but I see few complaints. Most of the developers use a different format/protocol because it is more widely supported by European banks. 2. It does not print checks. I remember requesting this feature. The developers said it had never been a priority as they almost never used paper checks. In the 4-5 years that I have been using it, I have not gone through the first tablet of 25 checks you get with a new account, so this has not been a problem with me either. Attachment:
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