[ale] Linux-based financial tools?

[Robert L. Harris]

  I can't speak to the others but check out lucidcharts to replace visio.
Its all I use at work.  Not quite as good but gaining rapidly and HTTP
based.  Updates a lot and supports visio import/export.

Robert

On Mon, Feb 8, 2016, 09:41 Scott M. Jones <eff at dragoncon.org> wrote:

> Have you looked at gnucash?
>
> On 2/8/16 11:15 AM, DJ-Pfulio wrote:
> > What Linux-based tools do you use to manage bank, brokerage, and other
> financial
> > accounts?
> >
> > I've been looking for a replacement to Quicken since ... 1989. Haven't
> found
> > anything except simple leger-type stuff.  Tried beancounter for a few
> months,
> > but went back to quicken and their mandated every-3 yr upgrade/downgrade
> cycles.
> > Since 2013, getting Quicken to run acceptably under WINE hasn't worked
> for me
> > either. It is one of the last 4 things I cannot accomplish on Linux,
> sadly.
> > * Quicken
> > * Video editing with EDL cuts that can be manually validated
> efficiently; there
> > are many video editors, but NONE, ZERO, NADA support EDL. VideoRedo is
> the tool
> > to be replaced.
> > * MS-Visio (cough - nothing is close and the 2003 version hasn't been
> improved,
> > IMHO)
> > * Presentation broadcasting/captures - OBS isn't stable on Linux, IME.
> Works
> > great on Windows for some reason.
> >
> > Everything else I do is done on non-Windows systems.
> > Ideas?
>
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