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Intuit slow on Quicken and Quickbooks for Linux

Posted by Sander_Marechal on · 4 comments
IT Wire; By Stan Beer
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Linux desktop users looking for good financial software to run natively can forget about Quicken and Quickbooks. One glance at Intuit's website should be enough to convince even devout users of that company's products that despite Quickbooks for Linux servers showing strong growth, a port to Linux desktops is a long way off and a Linux version of Quicken is not even on the radar. So what are the alternatives?

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When trying to read anything other than page1.
Same here, but since the link to the following pages is on ITWire's site, it's their problem, not LXer's.
I had no trouble reading it.
Hmm, the row of arrows and numbers directly below the article don't work, but the bigger arrows farther down do. Strange.

Hmm again. No, that's not it. Those arrows take you to another article. However, if I then click on the headline for the Quicken article, the resulting page works properly, and I can access the entire article. I'd say ITWire has problems with LXer's link.

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