Thanks, that is excellent advice. Maybe I will use squidfunk/github rather
than the wiki.
I'll keep this for when I attempt to compile and reach out to Derek shall I
need.
Doug Ransom d...@ransom.vip
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Welcome Doug,
If the docs become more than a few notes then
https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/ is a nice framework for
writing docs in markdown and publishing on GitHub Pages.
I'll be interested in your progress compiling Gnucash in Windows and a copy
of GnuCash Windows executable with
Doug,
Welcome to GnuCash. Do you have in mind to put your tutorial on the wiki?
Regards,
John Ralls
> On May 3, 2023, at 9:22 AM, Doug Ransom wrote:
>
> Hi GnuCash Developers,
>
> I haven recently started to use GnuCash for bookkeeping for an unincorporated
> business. I am considering p
Hi GnuCash Developers,
I haven recently started to use GnuCash for bookkeeping for an unincorporated
business. I am considering putting together a tutorial that would cover
some use cases for an unincorporated business, that I had to puzzle through or
that I haven't solved yet.
I am most f
Hi Andrash,
Welcome in the community. We can always use additional contributions and I'm
looking forward to yours!
Regards,
Geert
Op zondag 27 september 2020 16:14:32 CEST schreef András Nilsson-Berényí:
> Hi everyone at Gnucash!
>
> I'm writing this as a presentation of myself. My name is An
Hi everyone at Gnucash!
I'm writing this as a presentation of myself. My name is Andrash, I'm
34
years old and I live in southern Sweden.
This project caught my eye because I use this program myself and think
it's really interesting to use Gnucash for personal finances.
I have a background in C, w
Welcome, Dean. My goals have been:
- push reports forward to extract as much information as possible from the
rich data available for use
- refactor report infrastructure, homogenise API
- pushing non-report code from guile to C
- improve UI and usability
Bugzilla is a good place to start, but man
> On Sep 6, 2020, at 9:07 AM, Dean Jagels wrote:
>
> Hello, all. My name is Dean, and I'm interested in lending a hand. I've
> been doing software design, coding, and requirements definition for nearly 40
> years. I now find that I have some time to contribute to an open-source
> project
Hello, all. My name is Dean, and I'm interested in lending a hand.
I've been doing software design, coding, and requirements definition for
nearly 40 years. I now find that I have some time to contribute to an
open-source project. I am a Quicken refugee who has been using GnuCash
for severa
Op maandag 24 december 2018 14:29:15 CET schreef Geert Janssens:
> Op maandag 24 december 2018 13:38:27 CET schreef Chris Carson:
> > *The Patch*
> >
> > I tried a couple of different fixes to this. The patch below copies off
> > and validates only the bytes being consumed. It brings the user CP
Op maandag 24 december 2018 13:38:27 CET schreef Chris Carson:
> *The Patch*
>
> I tried a couple of different fixes to this. The patch below copies off
> and validates only the bytes being consumed. It brings the user CPU to
> startup and load my XML file from ~38 seconds to ~20.5 seconds, and
TL;DR: hi! I'm a programmer! The attached patch to one line of code
gives a 50% reduction in XML load CPU use! Skeptical? I was.
*Introduction* (of me)
My name is Chris Carson. I wrote code for a living from 1976-1986, and
then entered management but continued dabbling in code as a hobbyist
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