Answer by Alex for Quicken equivalent
If you are looking to keep track of your transactions Internet based Mint.com does a fantastic job. Hooked to your bank, credit card, or brokerage account it will show you every entry your financial...
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Answer by Michael Martin-Smucker for Quicken equivalent
It's worth mentioning that kmymoney is also a good option. It's part of the KDE family, but I've been using it with Gnome for several years.It has a very Quicken-like interface, and it has good tools...
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Have you thought of taking it to the cloud? I believe Quickens online version has been replaced with Mint. That will free you from platform dependencies altogether. I haven't used it myself as its...
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Answer by Jorge Castro for Quicken equivalent
Homebank«HomeBank» is free software. Use it to manage your personal accounts. It is designed to easy to use. Analyse your finances in detail using powerful filtering tools and graphs.
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Answer by LasseLuttermann for Quicken equivalent
You might want to try gnucash.sudo apt-get install gnucashIt's a good all around personal finance manager. I think it can even open Quicken files (not sure though!)
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I plan on switching my parents company to Ubuntu (or K or X, haven't decided yet) and one of the most important things is if there is a Quickens equivalent available for any of them?Something to manage...
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