"David T. via gnucash-user" writes:
> Honestly, the decision is yours.
>
> I’ve been using GnuCash now for over 13 years. Back then, Derek Atkins
> was one of the primary developers, having taken over for another crew
> that had carried GnuCash from its early years as xaccountant. He
> stepped
First, I'm sorry about including the entire digest. It was careless and
rude of me, since I've been around long enough to know better. I now get
individual emails, not digests, and not compose on the small screen that
makes it harder to check things. Also, apologies to Michael Stagle for
Replying
How do you know Quicken is going to stay around for the long haul?
As with anything important, have data backups, and have a backup plan as well.
Be ready for the day either stops functioning.
The Free and Open Source community as a whole is amazingly brilliant and
robust, albeit politics and
Since the code is freely available, it isn’t like such an event would prevent
someone else from stepping forward.
Also, please trim your quotes when replying to a thread. I just trimmed a tad
over 14 feet (!!) of quoted material. (not an exaggeration, I even measured it
just for kicks) In this
I would like to add that GnuCash has several dedicated, unpaid volunteers
scattered around the globe that donate their support the program
development because they believe they are doing a great service for the
users.
They welcome new volunteers with open arms when they appear with the talent
to
On Thu, 31 Jan 2019, Cricket Onebit wrote:
Before I commit to a very large conversion from Quicken, I want to know
that GnuCash will continue to be around and maintained.
Well, of course, given the extent of climate change we have no idea what
will happen with GnuCash. :-)
Seriously, look at
Honestly, the decision is yours.
I’ve been using GnuCash now for over 13 years. Back then, Derek Atkins was one
of the primary developers, having taken over for another crew that had carried
GnuCash from its early years as xaccountant. He stepped back, and several
others stepped in. So, it’s
Hello,
Before I commit to a very large conversion from Quicken, I want to know
that GnuCash will continue to be around and maintained.
Is the core leadership team large enough that a single life event (eg new
job, new baby, sabbatical, too many changes needed because of an OS
upgrade) will stop
