[ale] Financial Package for Linux? Microsoft Money for Linux?: )

[Denny Chambers]

Here are a couple of Personnel Finance Managers that are worth looking at:

The Kompany's tkKapitol
http://www.thekompany.com/products/kapital/

This is not a free tool, but is comparable in price to Quicken. It 
claims to have good QIF import support, and they claim that they are 
working on download support with some banks. They do offer a trail 
download, so you can try before you buy.
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Checkbook Tracker
tony.maro.net

This one was briefly discussed in Jan 03 edition of Linux Journal. It 
also claims to have good QIF support. This tools is free if I remember.

Denny


Neal Wilkinson wrote:

>In your opinion what is the best financial package for Linux? I was
>running Quicken in Windows and am trying to move everything over but of
>course the big guns (Intuit, Microsoft) don't make a Linux product. My
>needs are very simple and include keeping track of a checking account or
>two and I'd like to be able to download my data from the bank and bring
>it into the package. Thanks for your opinions. 
>
>Neal
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