I'm curious how many here have looked at GNUcash and come away confused like 
me?  

I set a friend up with Mandrake (whose Windows drive was destroying itself), 
and they wanted Quicken quite badly.  They also looked at GNUcash are didn't 
feel they could use it.

With KMyMoney, I wonder if the problem will be solved?  If anyone gets a 
chance to use it and post a review here, that'd be great!

http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/release-0.6.html
    *  Double-entry (Integer-based) accounting system
    * Support checking accounts, savings accounts, credit cards, loans, 
mortgages, cash, asset, and liability accounts
    * Default category lists for several countries, and user-defined 
categories available
    * XML file format for saving data
    * QIF file import/export for external data, including user-definable QIF 
schema
    * Allows arbitrary hierarchy of expense and income categories
    * Translations available for French, German and Russian
    * Ability to create scheduled transactions
    * Transaction entry in a user-friendly checkbook type form or an editable 
register
    * Compact ledger layout, but also contains a 'ledger-lens' to show all 
details of the 'current' selected transaction
    * display of transactions per payer/payee
    * Support of split transactions for multiple categories and accounts
    * Powerful transaction search function
    * User-friendly wizards to guide users through more complicated tasks, 
such as setting up a loan
    * Adjustable 'home-page' to show important information to the user after 
start-up

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