Michael,
"Fross, Michael" <mich...@fross.org> writes:
> I would think that when GnuCash becomes a more traditional database
> application, a lot of doors would open. The mobile app could interact
> directly with the data without all of the sync work (which I believe would be
> significant.)
This is part of it, but frankly Joe Average doesn't have the ability to
set up, maintain, secure, and run an open database server.
> IIRC, the goal for that is at the end of the year. Derek, if this is what you
> mean by the C++ rewrite, then apologies for the repetition.
No, that's not correct. The goal for the end of this year is the C++
rewrite. Turning GnuCash into a "true" database app is a longer-term
project, more like ~3 years out.
> And for the record, I think an option to host your own server would be
> important.
Sure, but I expect the majority of users wont. What's the point of a
mobile app that only works when you're on your home wifi?
> Keep up the great work guys. It's appreciated.
Thanks,
> Michael
-derek
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