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On Tue, 6 Nov 2007 07:17:55 -0500 (EST) Scott Ehrlich <[hidden email]> wrote: > My wife currently uses Windows XP on her desktop, and we are starting to > use Quicken. The pay-for version of Quicken is able to electronically > reach out to our bank and retrieve our credit card statements, which is > really nice. > > I am likely able to convince her to switch to Linux (most likely Ubuntu), > but no matter the distro, what is the most Quicken-like compatible app > available? I know there is crossover office, but we don't want to have to > pay more, if necessary. > > I've read about gnucash, installed it as a test on my Ubuntu desktop, and > it seems decent for a very, very cursory review. > > Can any of the Linux-capable financial packages reach out to banks and > retrieve statements, or must the user enter the details manually?
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