Am Samstag, 27. März 2010 schrieb Colin Law:
> >> What would other devs around here choose as distributed VCS for a new
> >> project, and why? Do you know of any hosting sites with that VCS that
> >> offers continuous tracking of the original SVN branch?
> >
> > I'll note that both Linux and GNOME
There is no requirement that the software is "at-no-cost". There is a
requirement that the license cannot stop someone else from taking it and
adapting it. If it is then distributed in binary form, the license
*does* require that the source code be made available on the same terms.
For example,
On 25 Mar 2010, at 11:51 PM, Cam KELLY wrote:
My brother speaks highly of your software and I have a question.
Why is gnucash available for free and/or donation ? I have a limited
understanding of the GNU Software License but if I understand
correctly, you are not required by the license to ma
On 27 March 2010 14:17, John Ralls wrote:
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> On Mar 27, 2010, at 3:57 AM, Christian Stimming wrote:
>
>> What is the experience around here with distributed version control systems
>> (VCS) for a project of our size? In the long run I'd like to continue the
>> work
>> on the cutecash experiment
I noticed that the "post_date" stores the date of the transactions as one day
before.
What is the purpose of this? It is a bit of a nuisance when you want to dig
into the data using SQL.
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Hi,
My brother speaks highly of your software and I have a question.
Why is gnucash available for free and/or donation ? I have a limited
understanding of the GNU Software License but if I understand
correctly, you are not required by the license to make gnucash
available "at-no-cost".
I am
Dear friends :
I want to congratulate you for the big job made with this software. After
this I going to ask you if it is possible to build a report with the next
information :
A column with the codes given and diferent levels ( similar to the ledger
as you call it ).
A column with th
On Mar 27, 2010, at 3:57 AM, Christian Stimming wrote:
> What is the experience around here with distributed version control systems
> (VCS) for a project of our size? In the long run I'd like to continue the
> work
> on the cutecash experiment outside of the gnucash SVN repository, and
> pre
2010/3/27 Christian Stimming :
>
> What would other devs around here choose as distributed VCS for a new project,
> and why? Do you know of any hosting sites with that VCS that offers continuous
> tracking of the original SVN branch?
I would vote for git, but I must admit that that is because I am
What is the experience around here with distributed version control systems
(VCS) for a project of our size? In the long run I'd like to continue the work
on the cutecash experiment outside of the gnucash SVN repository, and
preferrably in a distributed VCS. I'd like to collect some feedback abo
>From working with the cutecash experiment I found out several facts about the
gnucash source code structure which I'd like to present and propose here as
they appear. Today, I'd like to discuss the business-core directory:
In gnucash, we have a bunch of "first-class objects" for the finance boo
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