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Quicken was the one program that kept my wife from switching to Linux on her desktop. 11 years of running a program makes it hard for people to switch. I didn't have luck installing Quicken on Wine. Maybe an older version of Quicken might work though. I installed VirtualBox from the Sun website (the open version does not have usb support) and loaded XP on it for her to run Quicken. Scott Ehrlich wrote: > My in-law's home Windows XP is acting up. If I can't get it working > properly again, I'm going to push Ubuntu. They also rely heavily on > Quicken, so... > > How well does Quicken work under Wine? > > If not, what is the next best comparable Linux app that someone with > low tolerance for change can accept and use? I know GnuCash exists, > but it wasn't the easiest for me to deal with when I last checked it > out over a year ago. > > Thanks for your insights. > > Scott
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