[Techtalk] Linux accounting program

[Carla Schroder]

Ok my little gurus, it's time I weaned myself away from Quicken. It's a nice 
program, but I'm like so totally bored with having to fire up the windoze 
box. Anyone have thoughts on a home finances program for Linux? I have a good 
grounding in basic accounting, so it doesn't have to be all candyass like 
Quicken.  :) 

I hear nice things about Gnucash. Moneydance is supposed to be pretty good, 
but I wonder how long they'll be around. Moneydance already died once, after 
Appgen abandoned it. Kapital sounds nice, if it's really ready for primetime.

I need to do tax tracking and reporting, investment tracking, budgeting, and 
the usual expenses/income stuff, and I like to generate all kinds of reports 
on whatever data I feel like at the moment. And print hard copies of 
registers and reports. Long learning curve is OK, paying money is OK. 

Normally I'd just test everything myself, but I'm short on time these days.
 :(   I appreciate any thoughts or experiences. 

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