Has Quicken for Mac changed since 2015?

Margo
Member ✭✭
I am a long long-time Quicken user. One of the reasons that I bought a Mac in 2015 was that I saw that Quicken had finally developed a Mac version. I tried valiantly but it didn't work for my Quicken needs. I don't remember exactly why but this community helped me come to the conclusion that I needed to have a virtual machine running Windows OS and Quicken for Windows. Very clunky.
Now it is time for me to get a new Mac and my IT is wondering if the virtual machine is still needed.
Has the software changed much since launch? Not sure if it is worth trying again
I particularly need to have multiple data files for different currencies. In one country I have two currencies, so don't care the platform to focus on total wealth.
Any thoughts?
Now it is time for me to get a new Mac and my IT is wondering if the virtual machine is still needed.
Has the software changed much since launch? Not sure if it is worth trying again
I particularly need to have multiple data files for different currencies. In one country I have two currencies, so don't care the platform to focus on total wealth.
Any thoughts?
Tagged:
0
Comments
-
Thanks RickO. It is a good idea to try it out before the whole process of installing a virtual machine to run the windows version
I need to decide which Mac to get - and it seems the decision is driven by Quicken. The new M1 chips aren't compatible with virtual machines, so either I would have to stick with last year's model with the Intel chip, or pay 50euros a month to have windows hosted in the cloud0
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 30 Product Ideas
- 27 Announcements
- 187 Alerts, Online Banking & Known Product Issues
- 18 Product Alerts
- 730 Welcome to the Community!
- 605 Before you Buy
- 1.1K Product Ideas
- 50K Quicken Classic for Windows
- 15.4K Quicken Classic for Mac
- 986 Quicken Mobile
- 775 Quicken on the Web
- 75 Quicken LifeHub