Folks, While this is getting off-topic, it's based on a key issue for the Linux desktop. Speaking of personal finance software, I gather Bruce Perens who was quoted recently as saying he still has a Microsoft Windows computer for Quicken and TurboTax. http://news.com.com/2100-7344_3-5202145.html?tag=nefd.pop I don't think GNUCash really cuts it, but I recognize there are people working on the Quicken compatibility / feature issue. However, I don't hear any mention of (U.S.) Tax software. Is there anything on the horizon for a Linux port or some GNU substitute for TurboTax? Or do people here who no longer use MS Windows just do their taxes with a pencil (or an accountant who probably uses MS Windows)? I think this is the last big unscratched itch before Linux can seriously penetrate the consumer desktop market. Thanks, Mike
