Quicken Personal for linux

Posted by gregg on July 21, 2008, 9:08 pm

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Great because I for one have been hearing that for years. Listen I work on
Linux and Unix machines all the time. I grew up on them, not Windows. I wish
they would explode on the scene. However they aren't - period - end of
story. Perhaps that will change some time in the future but for now that is
not the case - as much as you want it to be, it's not.

I never said I wanted Linux to explode on the market.

Gregg

Posted by gregg on July 23, 2008, 8:55 pm

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On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:30:36 -0700, Andrew DeFaria

>gregg wrote:

>> Great because I for one have been hearing that for years. Listen I

>> work on

>> Linux and Unix machines all the time. I grew up on them, not Windows.

>> I wish

>> they would explode on the scene. However they aren't - period - end of

>> story. Perhaps that will change some time in the future but for now

>> that is

>> not the case - as much as you want it to be, it's not.

>> I never said I wanted Linux to explode on the market.

>Yeah and I never said you said that. I said that I wish they would

>explode on the scene. So then why do you mention it?

Since you said, "as much as you want it to be, it's not," just wanted
you to know you can't read my mind and I didn't say it. Understand
English?

>Meantime - learn how to quote properly!

I can quote just fine pinhead. Just using a poor newsreader at the
time and didn't feel you were worth the effort.

Posted by jgrimmond on August 24, 2008, 4:22 pm

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wrote:

> I like Quicken its

>a good product, but not a necessity.

The first is arguable, but the second point is right on.

jg

Posted by Chris Taylor on July 21, 2008, 4:01 am

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Chris Taylor wrote:

> is there a home version of Quicken for linux

> Chris Taylor

got it to work this officeXcopy I think it is, it all works just fine
thanks for all the input