In all seriousness, I recall that when I tried to import my data from Quicken, I ran into so many problems and inaccuracies of the transactions going into the wrong GnuCash account, etc., that I concluded it was just easier and I'd have more confidence in entering the transactions manually from the accounts that were important to me for X period of time, then have to spend hours and hours reviewing "imported" entries and trying to chase down inaccuracies. It took me some time, obviously, but in retrospect, I have no regrets over that approach, and the beer made it somewhat enjoyable...
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