[clue] Personal finance software?

[Mark Gibson]

I've used Gnucash for years.  I have very simple needs, though.  I
just keep track off business income and expenses and print out reports
for my accountant at the end of the year.   I can also export data
from my bank account and import it into gnucash which saves a lot of
time.

Mark

On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 4:14 PM, Robert Pickett <wcktklwn at wcktklwn.net> wrote:
> Denhac (One of the local hackerspaces) uses GnuCash. From what I hear it
> takes a little to get used to, but once you do, It has most of the features
> of Quickbooks.
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> It by itself doesn’t require internet, but some of the features and add-ons
> require internet or network access.
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> If you would like to speak to our treasure about using the software, contact
> me and I’ll put you in contact with him.
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> -Robert
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> Hi all,
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>   I'd like to find out if anyone has any insight to offer with regard to
> using personal finance software within Linux.  I've looked at a few
> articles/reviews (i.e.
> http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20080927164237918/Financial.html) but many
> of the articles are out-of-date or simply don't contain enough information
> to make an informed decision.  In addition, I feel that there's a certain
> amount of value in getting personal feedback, & this thread may even prove
> helpful for someone else.
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>   The only requirement that I have is that the package be capable of running
> completely without network/internet access (and yes, I know that retrieving
> stock prices & interacting with financial institutions can save
> effort/provide some value, but that isn't a priority for me).
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> Thanks in advance,
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> T.
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