Adrien, dpkg -l | grep <packagename> will give the details of the installed packages to check against the required packages list. 19.04 may have more recent versions of some packages than what GnuCash specifies. In many cases this won't matter unless changes in the package directly affect calls made to it by GnuCash. You should only have to revert to earlier versions if GnuCash spits the dummy on the newer version. Usually the the requirements are setup for a specific version or newer unless there is a known change in the package which affects GnuCash in which case the version is limited to an explicit value. I think I built 3.5 on Linux Mint 19.1 (Ubuntu 18.04) with Python 3.7.3 a few days ago. Unfortunately I'm in Singapore and don't have that laptop with me to checkat the moment.
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