Personal Financial Management Software for Linux - Continued

"My choice of packages to investigate was based on a very simple criteria - they were present in the Linux Mint Software Manager (with one exception, noted below). If such packages are in included in whatever software/package management utility is in your preferred Linux distribution, the chances of even knowing that it exists are reduced, not to mention the hurdles of finding, downloading and installing it.

"HomeBank: This looks like a very interesting (if somewhat odd) program. It seems to have a very long history, as their web page mentions "more than 14 years of user experience", including an Amiga version for which there is still an "import Amiga data" function. When you start it for the first time, the best description I can think of for the main screen is "Spartan"."

Complete Story

Related Stories:

• Personal Financial Management Software for Linux(Dec 08, 2009)
• New KMyMoney frees your wallet(Aug 19, 2009)
• Get started with HomeBank(Jul 30, 2009)
• Microsoft: Money Just Wants to Be Free(Jun 15, 2009)
• Editor's Note: Favorite Personal Financial Applications(Apr 04, 2009)
• Free and Open Source Finance/Accounting Software for Linux(Feb 17, 2009)
• 6 Best Personal Finance Apps for Linux(Jan 05, 2009)
• Top 10 Linux Financial Tools(Dec 15, 2008)