These days, I am SO liking Grisbi (http://www.grisbi.org/).
I use it to keep track of my finances, and this post is my free
advertisement in favor of it. It's free software, of course, so
I'm not making them any money.
First of all, let's talk about the interface. It's GTK2, which
beats Gnu-Cash's old GTK1 interface that they'll someday get around
to updating. It fits in perfectly with my QT/GTK themes.
(Yes, appearance is important for someone like me who can easily forget
to balance my checkbook).
Secondly, the name is much better than Quicken, MS Money, Gnucash, or Kmymoney. It just sounds better.
Thirdly, it comes with a ton of categories already assigned. You
can add categories just by typing them in, and it remembers prior
transactions as you type them so that you can just press enter to
repeat a transaction. This is helpful for bills, but you can also
change the amount if it fluctuates from month-to-month.
It has all the other stuff that I don't use, like financial reports,
scheduling, etc. I'm not saying the best accounting program ever,
but it's certainly the best for personal finance.

