Intuit recently announced that Quicken 2007 for Mac won’t run on the new Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion”. The reason for this is that Apple is discontinuing support for their “Rosetta” technology, a technology that allows old Power PC code to run on newer Intel Macs. Intuit is “working with Apple” on this to see [...]
Posts Tagged ‘quicken’
Moneydance 2011
Posted: 9th May 2011 by Brian in FinanceTags: ibank, moneydance, quicken, see finance
Back in February of 2010 I replaced Quicken for Windows with Moneydance on the Mac. Since then I’ve written briefly about SEE Finance and more recently about iBank 4. As a Moneydance user it seemed only fitting to also talk about the latest Moneydance release, Moneydance 2011. As I write this, version 2011 is currently [...]
iBank 4
Posted: 8th May 2011 by Brian in FinanceTags: doug bowman, ibank, igg software, mac switch, moneydance, personal finance, quicken
Recently I was contacted by IGG Software about a post I wrote back in early 2010 detailing my search to replace Quicken with a Mac equivalent. Doug Bowman (formerly of Google and currently at Twitter) commented about my article on his Twitter feed. I guess that generated a little buzz for a couple days. In [...]
Budgeting With Moneydance
Posted: 19th December 2010 by Brian in FinanceTags: moneydance, moneydance tutorials, moneywell, quicken, ynab
SEE Finance
Posted: 14th November 2010 by Brian in FinanceTags: mac switch, personal finance, quicken, see finance
SEE Finance 0.9.12.4 As I mentioned in my Moneydance review, this application was recommended via a reader comment. I hadn’t heard about the application when I did my original review, but it was so good I decided I had to include here. Ultimately I chose to stay with Moneydance, but SEE Finance was so good I [...]
Turning Off Windows
Posted: 9th March 2010 by Brian in ComputersTags: adium, beyond compare, camino, cyberduck, deltawalker, disklabel, faststone image viewer, filezilla, firefox, flip4mac, gimp, google chrome, gvim, h&r block at home, heritage family tree, ilife, imagewell, imovie, iphoto, itunes, iwork, jollysfastvnc, keepass, keepassx, keynote, libreoffice, mac family tree, mac switch, macvim, mediaface, microsoft windows, moneydance, mysql, neooffice, numbers, openoffice, opera, osx, pages, parallels, picasa, pidgin, pinnacle studio, quicken, quicktime, realvnc, safari, silvermel, swf & flv player, taxcut, text wrangler, thunderbird, tightvnc, truecrypt, vine server, virtualbox, vmware fusion, vnc
When I decided to switch to the Mac one of the first things I did was create an application to application comparison matrix in order to ensure I could find an comparable Mac replacement for all my important Windows applications. I found some great articles written by others who’d made the switch and that really [...]
Moneydance 2010
Posted: 8th February 2010 by Brian in FinanceTags: cha-ching, gnucash, ibank, ifinance, intuit, jumsoft money, kmymoney, mac switch, mint.com, moneydance, moneywell, personal finance, quicken, see finance, squirrel, ynab
My name is Brian Jarrett and I'm a computer programmer and 

