On 05/04/2020 02:56 PM, Michael wrote:
Anyone have any personal experience with a pure Linux
replacement for
QuickBooks? My needs are from a sole proprietor standpoint, not that a full
up corporate accounting capable solution isn’t acceptable.
I’ve search-fu’ed several options, but I’d rather hear what people who’ve
actually used them have to say about them.
Thanks,
Michael
It depends on what you do with it. If you have multiple bank accounts and
manage projects and/or clients and have time and expenses to be tracked for
each client, with tax categorization, etc... -- then unfortunately No -- there
isn't a replacement for Quickbooks on Linux.
I got damn close with eGroupWare and projects -- they did a lot of good work
there, but in the end, while you had project and time tracking, there was no
interface to further use that information in an accounting sense.
I hope somebody develops a project that would work for a wide variety of
businesses, but until then, other than using a full-blown accounting system,
the Linux offering a more checkbook oriented solutions like Quicken than they
are business oriented like QuickBooks... Sigh...
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David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
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