Some personal finance managers for Linux.

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Recommended

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Recommended for Specific Needs

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Recommended by Others

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No Recommendation

• (rhk) Linux Review: Keep Track of Your Money; June 08, 2002; Machtelt Garrels -- briefly discusses four open source money managers -- comments mention at least three more: Moneydance (not open source), Kapital (?), KMyMoney2, and CBB (Check Book Balancer).
• (rhk) Balancing your books? GnuCash is the answer; Joe Barr; 16 Sept 2002 -- "The only thing Joe Barr regrets about this personal-accounting software is that he didn't praise it sooner."

Summary

Joe Barr walks us through his experience with GnuCash personal-accounting software. His conclusion? GnuCash is good enough to trust with the bookkeeping chores at a miniature donkey ranch. (1,200 words)

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