Thank you, all, for the suggestions. They all look good. I was impressed by
the features and they all look like they will import .QIF files from Quicken.
I am trying to learn Perl, so CBB holds some special interest for me.
That's the one I'm going to start with anyway. Thanks a bunch for your
input, everyone!
Glenn
On Monday 12 November 2001 06:57 pm, you wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 11, 2001 at 04:55:36PM -0500, Glenn Meyer wrote:
> > Do you have any suggestions for financial applications - something to
> > replace Quicken or M$ Money - for Linux? Really just need something
> > basic - don't need to tack portfolios or anything like that - just a
> > basic checkbook program. Thanks!!
> >
> > Glenn.
>
> I don't know why no one mentioned it, but CBB is supposed to be close to
> Quicken, and just does checkbooks, nothing else. It's perl and Tcl/Tk.
> Last time I looked at it, it imported QIF file, _but_: Quicken has an
> odd thing it does with post-Y2K dates that made it impossible to import
> transactions for those dates. I haven't checked lately-- maybe they
> fixed it.
>
> Paul
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