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>> Can't wait until Linux supports QuickBooks, SolidWorks, and the other software I need. Well QuickBooks is moving everything online and their backend stuff l
by phkahler 2y ago
>> Can't wait until Linux supports QuickBooks, SolidWorks, and the other software I need.
Well QuickBooks is moving everything online and their backend stuff looks like it can run on Linux. For CAD it looks like OnShape and not much else - FreeCAD just IMHO isn't up to par for commercial use yet.
I feel like Redhat or some other distro should have a small business variant that comes with some options for the common business stuff. Someone needs to flesh out finance, CRM, HR, inventory, purchasing, and payroll software or do a decent integration of FLOSS options. Maybe include some online services as options where the free stuff isn't there yet.
- pathartl 2y agoQuickBooks online is a completely different beast compared to QuickBooks. Then there are people who are still operating on stuff like Sage... And that's just accounting software.
- ziddoap 2y agoAs the sibling commenter mentions, QuickBooks Enterprise is completely distinct from QuickBooks Online, with very different feature sets. QuickBooks Enterprise is not going anywhere, at least any time soon.