I had the exact same experience, but I've been using MoneyDance for over a year. Very nice app JLK On Thursday 22 February 2001 01:59, Ben Rosenberg wrote:

I tried GNUcash for a while. It was ok. I settled on Moneydance..I even paid the $25 to register it. It has worked flawless for the last 4 months that I have been using it. I am looking into Kapital by thekompany..that looks kickass. But for now Moneydance rocks my socks.

BTW..GNUcash is included and works well with 7.1...just as an FYI.

* Guy Van Sanden (sienix@crosswinds.net) [010221 23:54]: =>Help => =>I can't get any version of gnucash to run on my SuSE 6.4 box... => =>I tried everything, rpm's (for suse) versions 1.4.1 1.4.3 1.4.9, the =>source rpm's for those versions, and the tar.gz files (even for =>1.2.5)... nothing works... I checked dependencies. => =>I run SuSE 6.4, kernel 2.2.14 with KDE2.0 on a pentium 200MMX - 96 MB =>RAM. => =>Any ideas, I'm about to give up on it... =>Or any suggestions for a package like gnucash... =>

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Jerry Kreps wrote:

I had the exact same experience, but I've been using MoneyDance for over a year. Very nice app JLK

Does moneydance or gnucash apps let you pay your bills online? -- Mark Hounschell markh@compro.net

Hi Mark,

Does moneydance or gnucash apps let you pay your bills online?

If they don't, you might go take a glance at theKompany.com's new commercial money program (Kapitol), which may do that for you. As you may guess by the name, Kapitol is a KDE-centric program, although it will run in GNOME I hear. -Tim ----------------------------------------------------------------- Timothy R. Butler Universal Networks ICQ #12495932 AIM: Uninettm Christian Web Services Since 1996 tbutler@uninetsolutions.com http://www.uninetsolutions.com ============== "Information Powered by Innovation" ============== "What part of thou shalt not didn't you understand?" -God

mmm... I run a P166 with 64MB of RAM and it runs ok on mine. How big a swap are you running? JLK On Friday 23 February 2001 06:29, Guy Van Sanden wrote:

Thanks for the advise...

I downloaded moneydance too, but it's sort of slow on my system, I guess the java is to blaim... (I have a Pentium 200, with 98 MB of RAM)

Kind regards

Guy

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I tried GNUcash for a while. It was ok. I settled on Moneydance..I even paid the $25 to register it. It has worked flawless for the last 4 months that I have been using it. I am looking into Kapital by thekompany..that looks kickass. But for now Moneydance rocks my socks.

BTW..GNUcash is included and works well with 7.1...just as an FYI.

* Guy Van Sanden (sienix@crosswinds.net) [010221 23:54]: =>Help => =>I can't get any version of gnucash to run on my SuSE 6.4 box... => =>I tried everything, rpm's (for suse) versions 1.4.1 1.4.3 1.4.9, the =>source rpm's for those versions, and the tar.gz files (even for =>1.2.5)... nothing works... I checked dependencies. => =>I run SuSE 6.4, kernel 2.2.14 with KDE2.0 on a pentium 200MMX - 96

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