Kmy Money vs. GnuCash

[BGP]

KMM looks nicer but GC looks acceptable using Ubuntu (as opposed to 
Windows where it looks bad).

I like GC just because it appears to be more comprehensive....once I've 
learned all of the features.....than KMM.

GC is a good program. 

Do you folks know the how many people are using GC in the world?  I know 
there's no reliable way to determine it but I wonder what the ratio is 
between KMM and GC?


Thanks for your ideas.



Fred Frigerio wrote:
> There is also the level of familiarity. I've used GC for more than 5 
> years already (switched from Quicken) so for me it would probably be a 
> pain to use KMM just because I already have a work flow. If KMM's 
> workflow matches more closely to what you are used then it might be 
> better for you (less of a learning curve).
>
> Fred Frigerio
>
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Derek Atkins <warlord at mit.edu 
> <mailto:warlord at mit.edu>> wrote:
>
>     BGP <bigskypa at gmail.com <mailto:bigskypa at gmail.com>> writes:
>
>     > How many of you have used Kmy Money?
>     >
>     > Do you like it better than GC?
>     >
>     > If you did use KMM why did you stop?
>     >
>     > GC is nice.....it serves my purposes but I really miss the look and
>     > feel of Quicken.
>     >
>     > One of the good points of KMM is that you can set up quotes and
>     > download of transactions from accounts real easy.
>     >
>     > What are your thoughts?
>
>     KMM uses the same dependencies (F::Q and AqB) for quotes and online
>     banking as GnuCash, so it wont be any "better".  The only difference
>     might be the level of integration.  KMM uses Qt already, so they
>     already
>     have the Qt libs for the AqB wizard, whereas GnuCash needs to add that
>     extra dependency.
>
>     But I wouldn't expect major functionality differences.
>
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>     -derek
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