When people switch from Windows to Linux, it seems that accounting software often remains one of the problems holding them back. Neither Intuit
Quicken nor Microsoft Money, the market leaders in that category, provide Linux versions.
Quicken nor Microsoft Money, the market leaders in that category, provide Linux versions.
This void has kept many users from moving to Linux, and it forces others to keep at least one computer running Windows. And these are people who want
to switch to Linux.
Luckily, Linux application developers have risen to the challenge. If you are a Quicken or Money user, then these alternatives are well worth checking
out for your personal accounting needs.
Link: computeruser.com
Category:
- Linux
