On Thursday 04 May 2006 20:53, michael hast wrote:
> Hey, all!
>
> Do any of you guys have any experience with gnucash or any other
> accounting-type free and free software? Also, does any of you know what
> the hardware requirements are to run gnucash? I've just installed it on
> Debian 3.1, Kernel 2.6 with KDE on a 350MH PII with 192MB ram. When I
> go to start gnucash, it makes the icon bounce, brings up the little
> window that indicates that it is loading, and then farts. The app stops
> as if I had never tried to start it. I let the computer sit there for a
> long time thinking that it would just load slow on hardware that aged,
> but it would not come up at all. Any insight? Thanks.
>
> --Michael
A few years ago I saw a list of commercial Linux accounting programs. There
were a number of them. Use google.
Then of course Quickbooks was one of the very first ones to run under Wine.
The Crossover version of Wine does a good job running QB too.
--Steve Szmidt
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