Help please = Installing your software on a Macintosh

[Rich Talley]

No, it's pretty easy to use but not particularly easy to install, at
this time, on a Mac.

If you are not willing to put up with an X11 program, which doesn't
look like anything else you are probably used to on OS X, and can't or
won't install a program that needs to be complied, although Fink or
Darwin Ports makes that a little easier, GnuCash on OS X may not be
for you.

If you are willing to install X11 (it's on your Mac install disks) and
go through the steps necessary to get GnuCash up and running, you'll
probably like the program. It's quite powerful and flexible.

Check the documentation, download and install Fink. There are a number
of people on this list who have Macs and love GnuCash and are willing
to help.

Which version of OS X are you running?

-- Rich

On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 12:22 PM, dan at hoppernet.org <dan at hoppernet.org> wrote:
> I am not a programmer and it looks like a daunting task to install your
> software.
>
> Fed up with Quicken 2006 for the Mac.
> [OSX 10.4.11, iMac G5]
>
> Am I missing something?
> Could it be easier to install and use than it appears?
>
> Dan H.
>
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