Barbara Tobias wrote:
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> I am using Linux, Ubuntu 9.04.
[snip]
> Quicken (to be able to download transactions from my bank
> weekly)
Quicken is rumored to run under WINE.
http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?appId=107
http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT2282537026.html
M
May I suggest running a Windows virtual machine instead of dual
booting? I use VirtualBox from Sun Microsystems. It's free and can be
downloaded from www.virtualbox.org. There are two versions, an open
source version (which turns of USB access) and a closed source version
(which allows USB a
HI
You might try GNUcash for Quicken. It seems the only linux version is
not quit ready for prime time, but ...
From http://www.gnucash.org/
/The GnuCash development team proudly announces GnuCash 2.3.2, the third
of several unstable 2.3.x releases of the GnuCash Free Accounting
Software whi
On Thursday 17 September 2009 04:50:31 am Barbara Tobias wrote:
> I am using Linux, Ubuntu 9.04.
>
> When I first started using Linux (about the first of this year), I set
> up a dual boot system. For a few months it worked quite well, but
> something happened (I have not been able to determine w
Barbara Tobias wrote:
I am using Linux, Ubuntu 9.04.
When I first started using Linux (about the first of this year), I set
up a dual boot system. For a few months it worked quite well, but
something happened (I have not been able to determine what) and I could
no longer access Windows.
I th
I am using Linux, Ubuntu 9.04.
When I first started using Linux (about the first of this year), I set
up a dual boot system. For a few months it worked quite well, but
something happened (I have not been able to determine what) and I could
no longer access Windows.
I am considering reformatting
