On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 09:38:52PM -0000, loyal_barber wrote:
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> No offense, Scott, but this is really not much help either.
Hmrph, I'm offended, I'm very sensitive. (Goes to weep in a corner.)
Ok, I'm better now. :)
QB under
> virtual-box would be better. If you are going to have to pay for
> the software and support anyway, you might as well get Quickbooks
> and run it under Vbox. My opinion is that people need a true
> Linux alternative to Quickbooks that is like Open Office versus
> MS (up-your) Orifice.
As I said, I know nothing about Quickbooks, while apparently you do, so
I would certainly accept your judgement over mine on this. The only
other thing I've seen mentioned for free (as opposed to a couple of
other paid ones) is GnuCash, and I believe it was double entry, which is
apparently bad?
Thanks for the input.
I should add, however, that my googling was very cursory, and for all I
know, there is a better (and free) alternative out there.
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