It seems I spoke too soon.
While the build went fine and I can launch the app from CLI, I can’t seem to
get a proper .desktop file to be recognized by Unity, or successfully ‘Add to
Dash/Lock to Launcher’ after a CLI run. (any such launcher wants to lock as
‘Unsaved book’ and won’t launch anyth
I have contacted the developer (maintainer) for GC on getdeb twice about
when to expect an update, but there have been no replies. Maybe not
active anymore?
Les
On 02/27/2018 09:20 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Thanks Plutocrat, I noted the same staleness of version in the original post
and
Thanks Plutocrat, I noted the same staleness of version in the original post
and David Carlson noted it as well.
Certainly, if people don’t mind being a release or two behind that is the
simpler option. When I’m setting something up for someone else who likes *nix
but isn’t tech savvy, though,
Sorry, a bit late in answering this, and surprised that no-one else chipped in
... but in case it helps someone in the future, you can get pretty recent
versions of GnuCash for Ubuntu etc in the getdeb repository.
http://www.getdeb.net/app/Gnucash
Saves a lot of messing around with com
Indeed, following a combination of the Trusty instructions and then part of the
sequence for Autotools from the 2.8 instructions did the trick, without
incident or missing dependencies. (I slightly modified the exact wiki commands
because I wanted the sqlite3 backend, and AqBanking)
I guess I w
That's the most reliable way I've found, although I need to track only a
small number of accounts. If one had a large number to manage it could
get a bit taxing.
RBM
On 02/27/2018 01:35 PM, David Carlson wrote:
Chris,
I just open the Discover user webpage and download the QFX file manually
Chris,
I just open the Discover user webpage and download the QFX file manually.
Then import it manually. I have to use that method with almost all of my
other banks and credit cards anyway, so one more desn't make much
difference.
David C
On Tue, Feb 27, 2018 at 2:04 PM, popcorn via gnucash-us
I've just picked up gnucash again and looking for a Discover Card solution.
I was wondering if you (or anyone) has had an opportunity to review logs of
Quicken downloading Discover data, and possibly making inferences from that.
Thanks
Hopefully there's a way to get AQBanking to work with
Playing around, I managed to trigger the error message.
I selected an account and then clicked the edit button. I then tried to
re-assign it to itself as the parent. Of course, this is impossible.
Not sure if that’s what happened in your case. And for me, I recall now naming
did play a part. Be
Thanks for the reply, Adrien.
Yes, I tried that repeatedly but kept getting the same error message. I
decided to go back to a previous GC file, opened it and my problem is
now solved. I saved that file with a new name.
The fix was too simple although I have done this many times in the past.
Did you try putting it back in it’s original place and trying again?
I’ve encountered this error before, but sadly do not recall what triggered it
or how I fixed it. I think I slightly recall it had something to do with
similar naming, but I could be mistaken.
My instinct though would be to dou
I have a set my chart for accounts under Current Assets: Cash, then
various banks etc. Today, I decided to add a sub account to Cash:
Banks. In attempting to place the various banks under "Banks", one of
my accounts got accidentally placed under another bank and I cannot
figure out how to und
James,
Everyone has their own methods, but the Tutorial & Concepts Guide has a
suggestion that I’ve followed and it’s served me well.
I always enter transactions working in the account register the money is coming
FROM.
I never use the General Journal/Ledger.
In the case of a liability/expens
Thanks Dave,
I forgot about the README.dependencies file. I’ll take a look.
I knew I was going to get some useful feedback from gcc and ./configure, I just
didn’t know how messy it was going to be.
I appreciate the tips on prefix and paths. That explains why I had trouble with
a recent build o
Thanks Colin,
Unfortunately, I’m giving him the system this weekend, so 18.04 is out. He’s
been using Ubuntu since 10.04, Unity was enough of an adjustment and he’s been
using it for 6 years. I’m not sure he’ll take to a more standard Gnome well. I
was going to let him ride out Xenial till EOL
Hello to all
After some test I finally ad a delay of 30s delay between two subsequent
downloads.
With this delay the error disappear.
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On Tuesday, 27 February 2018 11:20:21 GMT you wrote:
> Maf King
>
> Thank you for responding.
> Under liabilities we have listed an account Rent due (which is listed in
> Parent Account under Liabilities and under Account type Liability) when I
> enter a value in the Journal enteries I get two ent
On Monday, 26 February 2018 22:51:39 GMT Seamus Duffy | J.D. Tools Ltd. wrote:
> Support at GNUCash,
>
> I have downloaded your free accounts and i'm very impressed however, I have
> a problem with entering a new account in Liabilities, maybe you could
> instruct me how it should be done as I can'
On 26 February 2018 at 23:49, Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
> I’m setting up an Ubuntu Xenial machine for a family member and I’d like to
> put Gnucash on it. The Xenial repos are dated to 2.6.12, a bit too stale.
The next LTS (18.04) will be out in a few weeks and is available for
download as a dail
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