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Money Management Application.
What is a good money free management applicatioin for linux?
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Check this out: Linux Links Financial Software I've never used any of them, but you might find one you like. Not all are free. Check out their other software, they have a whole lot!
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If you're looking for a program to do something similar to Quicken, you might want to look at gnucash. I've been using gnucash for a while and haven't had many issues.
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