Bob Hunter wrote:
>... have you seen this?
>
>http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/12/13/1340215%20
Dave Reiser wrote:
> But you're the one who can't be bothered building
from source. None of the bundle-KDE flavors are
available as binaries from fink for OS X 10
... have you seen this?
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/12/13/1340215%20
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By comparison with linux/dselect, FINK does not
upgrade just as often. This results into dead end
situations like the one you described, which occur, I
now realise, not only for gnucash but also for the
other packages. We are, of course, talking about
binary distribution. I am not going back to so
Still no signs of life...
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I've been writing programs in perl for about a
decade... I had no clue that gnucash used perl
modules. It's fantastic! The website says that its
code is C+SCHEME, but no mention to perl!
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Finance::Quote'
Voila!
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Suppose you own n activities, each of which requires a
financial statement of its own. The Income in your own
financial statement has an entry relative to each one
of those activities, because you are the owner, and
thus receive a monthly royalty. Is it possible to link
the n+1 files so that your n
> "total in report currency" column
I can see it now. A new column appears on the right
side, however, its values are null. I think gnucash
should download the conversion rates automatically,
but it does not. I added the currencies in the Price
Editor, then enabled the relevant accounts to get
o
>Actually, if you enable the "total in report
currency" column you CAN get what you want, even in
1.8 and 2.0.
I did not find this option. Could you be more precise?
>you can turn off the toolbar in your Preferences.
Yes, I did it. However, hiding wrong numbers does not
really solve the problem
> GnuCash 1.8.11
> Note that some of your bugs may already be fixed in
the 2.0.x versions. In particular, I think the issues
with the toolbar and multiple currencies have been
improved in 2.x, so some of your complaints might
already be fixed.
In my former post I have mentioned the difficulty to
>All the other RPMs you see on the list were donated
by
people like YOU who are not developers but still want
to
donate to the gnucash project.
Ahh, I see now.
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GnuCash 1.8.11
BUGS (mostly related to International Support):
1. If you create a "Cash on Hand" account in the
Assets column, and then create three sub-accounts
with different currencies, the Total of "Cash on
Hand" is equal to the sub-account with the same
Commodity, if any. The correct
>Maybe what you really want is to buy Quicken and be
done with it?
The last time I checked, Quicken was USD only.
Further, I like GnuCash approach of putting Income,
Expenses, Assets and Liabilities upfront, while
Quicken seems oriented to the management of the income
statement only.
I do not kn
Guillaume, I observe that gnucash's website includes
binaries for all sorts of linux distributions, but
does not include the binary for osx. Why is that?
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Installing gnucash via DarwinPorts requires space and
time for compiling the source code of all the required
libraries. True, the process is guided and automatic,
but I just cannot afford re-building the world of
linux under osx just to run gnucash under X11+GTK.
Installing gnucash via Fink is mo
... I forgot to mention that the gnucash package at
Fink has no maintainer, and the latest available
version is 1.8:
http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/nomaintainer.php
This means that we *users*, at large, are unable to
run the latest version on osx, unless you make the
binary available. ;-)
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Derek,
the reason for my plea is, that I'm having serious
problems running the latest version on osx. You do not
provide a binary in the website, compiling from source
is sado-maso-exercise, and the fink project is still
using gtk version 1. Do you think you can add a binary
for osx in the websi
Waoh! That was a nasty replay to a polite question.
Consider polishing your mouth with the soap before
making any more p.r.!
Let me ask you a question. If you hate users, why
bothering with the product in the first place? If we
ask for something, over and over again, then perhaps
you should consid
users.
Thank you
Bob Hunter
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