Eqonomize! Freezes Computer all the time!

[Arthur Amendt]

With so many accounting programs coming out in a .deb file, I also have
wondered if Gnucash is the best.  I have been using it on Ubuntu 8.04
without any issues.  It handles Accounts Receivables and Payables which is
why I having switch to any other program. The other killer feature is .qfx
downloads.  This Quicken format allows me to import all my bank statement
transactions in minutes. I have it running in Metacity and not in Compiz.  I
am not sure if that would help you.

On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 7:32 AM, Alfred <alfred.s at nexicom.net> wrote:

> Hi: I used to use Gnu-Cash for accounting, but then on an upgrade it
> would not work anymore. This was a few years back. It's hard enough to
> keep the Accounting going, with out having to wait several months for an
> upgrade like this to get fixed.
>
> So I switched to Eqonomize. It used to work very well, but on an upgrade
> it now switches almost randomly between interfaces. It freezes my
> computer when you try to input a Category. A Dialogue Box comes up with
> Choices, and then it freezes, so you have to hit Reset to stop the
> Computer.
>
> Any other program running freezes the computer too, when Eqonomize is
> Running. Update Manager keeps on coming on, even though I made the
> settings on it to never check, and unchecked all the repositories, it
> uses, it still comes on. When Eqonomize is running it freezes the
> Computer. I want the Older Version Back!!! It worked very well!! Now
> there are Payees added, and all kinds of changes that Don't work! I
> DON"T WANT BETAS, That SCREW EVERYTHING UP! I want to be able to use
> Stable Software, Software that works well!
>
> With Upgrades make it so that if something is beta, it does not get
> loaded unless the person using it likes Beta. I don't like Beta, I like
> Stable!!
>
> You all want Linux to be adopted, well for 6 years I used it every day,
> if it is going to be more beta, I'm going back to Windows!
>
> Ubuntu 9.04 amd-64 Version! Running on a AMD 64 Dual Core, with 8 Gigs
> of DDR-2.
>
> Alfred!
>
>
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