nostr:npub1l3gpk6vrudg8r67swqlex5alv9ch59s4lw46kk6hekuxe2n3aczsyqvu48 nostr:npub1ul4er0cp5yf0qjulhe75etjcs8vr63v738zjdkajh78mqql62daqwt74er Unfortunately that’s the impression I’ve gotten over the years too. As bad as QB is there is no great FOSS option.
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Ahh, thanks for this. Very good read.
Unfortunately, from the journey they have described, it looks like no FOSS desktop program would be very workable for me, because the process of importing data from the dreaded QB is pretty pear-shaped.
I think I will investigate Akaunting for now, as they have a QB import feature, and I'll try to avoid going to xero, but may end up going there if Akaunting doesn't work out.
Discussion
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Akaunting is looking pretty good. It's FOSS, and you can either self-host it or buy a subscription (pretty competitive pricing, from what I've seen)
Now that I've gotten pretty comfortable with Vimium C on Firefox, I'm not as dead-set against using web-based accounting (except for the lingering security concerns)