Installing on iMac

[ph hermes]

i run my personal finances and my freelance business in the same account in
gnu cash. it works fine. i also track my part-time employment as well. i do
set up some fairly defined accounts/ expenses + income that allow me to
track income/ expenses by client  by year etc. (i confess i have never set
up the customer / biz/ invoice system).

it works fine. i get the reports i need and can easily see where i'm at.

i used to use quicken, quick books pro, then mint. this is the best. AND
there is this fab community to answer questions.

          ph


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On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 6:51 PM, Robert Kesterson <robertk at robertk.com>
wrote:

>
>
> John Ralls <mailto:jralls at ceridwen.us>
>> January 5, 2016 at 4:47 PM
>> ...
>> Since you say that you were frustrated with Quickbooks shortcomings with
>> [the] OS X environment, I should point out that GnuCash is not a native OS
>> X application, so it has a rather ugly look to it and doesn't always behave
>> the way a native program would. If that's important to you then you'll have
>> to look elsewhere. I suggest the App Store.
>>
>>
> I agree with you that Gnucash on the Mac doesn't look native at all, and
> kinda sticks out.  However, having said that, I've tried lots of different
> programs from the app store and elsewhere, and I keep coming back to
> GnuCash.  I haven't seen anything else that has the double entry concept
> down, or that handles splits with such ease.
>
>
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