Linux.com: Personal Finance Software for GNU/Linux

"Intuit Quicken and Microsoft Money are two popular Windows-based packages for personal financial management. GNU/Linux offers several similar applications--most of them free software--that can meet or exceed the capabilities of the proprietary programs. If you can adjust to a different interface, you might find you like one of them more than the better-known alternatives.

"Reilly Technologies' Moneydance is the only proprietary program of the bunch. The license is restrictive in all the usual ways--you can use Moneydance on only one computer, you can't use it for commercial purposes, and you can't modify it or give it out to anyone..."

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