It differs from gnucash for the better look and feel, and for the greatest start-up speed. It is designed to easy to use and be able to analyze your personal finances in detail using powerful filtering tools and graphs. It has a lot of features such as easy analysis with graphical charts (statistics, budget, overdrawn, car cost), multi-accounts support, budget management, reminder, import from OFX/QFX-CSV files, visual status of operations.
Features:
- QIF, CSV import/export
- OFX import
- Transaction split
- Transactions bookmark
- Automatic cheque numbering
- Scheduled Transactions
- Transfers between accounts, which can be automated
- Dynamic transactions filter everywhere
- Payees, categories and Tags with auto-completion
- Dynamic and powerful reports with 2D Cairo charts
- Simple annual budget
- Simple car cost
- Complete features listed here.
Changes in this version:
- Enhanced categories completion (complete is done with partial match on both categories and subcategories)
- Layout are not persisted well on maximized windows
- Xhb data file format (v0.9)
- Sort preference language list by name (was by code)
- Gtk warning on budget/stats report
- When you move from one category to a new one, it creates a lot of categories
- Scheduler options not saved
- Moving payee creates erroneous payees
- Program crash when select Category on Trend Time report button
- Exclude from any reports and from budget, options with strange behaviour
- Add transaction dialog, Memo field autocomplete doesn't give suggestions
- Add transaction date defaults to the date the app was opened on
- Filter for unreconciled transactions
- When inherit txn, date is not today's date
>> Available for Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic/14.04 Trusty/Linux Mint 17/and other related Ubuntu derivatives
To install HomeBank in Ubuntu/Linux Mint open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following commands in the terminal:
