MoneyDance vs GNUcash

[Tim Wunder]

On Tuesday 30 December 2003 7:55 pm, someone claiming to be Kurt Wall wrote:
> In a 0.6K blaze of typing glory, Joel Hammer wrote:
> > Well, the New Year is upon us. I feel the need to start tracking my
> > money, again. With the kids mostly out of school, we may even have
> > some disposable income, but, it's impossible to say without better
> > records. Does anyone have experience with either MoneyDance or GNUcash
> > they would like to share? I can buy MoneyDance for $20.00 from the
> > Lindows warehouse. GNUcash is free. But, I am not adverse to paying for
> > software.
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> GNUCash is free, but a quick look at the dependencies if you don't
> have GNOME 1.4 installed makes easy for me to say "Nice program, but
> no thanks."

It's not all that hard to install on a modern distro. If you have any Gnome 
1.4 apps installed, it shouldn't be hard at all. But in a few months, the 
gnome 2 port will be done. 
Hell, with Fedora Core 1 it was as easy as 'sudo yum install gnucash'.

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