Mike,
I installed checkinstall and it builds and installs Gnucash3.7 without any
problem on Linux Mint from scratch using:
cmake -DWITH_PYTHON=Yes ..
sudo checkinstall
from the build directory.
If it is not finding the ChangeLog.1999 file it may be a problem with the
relative addressing from t
Mike,
You may also get a warning
(process:749): gnc.module-WARNING **: 13:46:36.048: Could not locate module
gnucash/tax/de_DE interface v.0
during the build. Ignore it.
David
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Hi Mike,
I assume you are using the downloaded tarball and not a download from the
github repository as the latter requires autogen.sh to be run before running
cmake.
I have never used the checkinstall to install GnuCash so can't comment but
it appears to do a make install and maintain records f
I am stumped.
I am building Gnucash 3.7 on Debian Linux 9.9. I have built several
versions in the past using cmake, make, and checkinstall.
I am following https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Building_On_Linux to the
letter.
- Made a build directory, and cd-ed into it.
- cmake ../gnucash-3.7 <- loca
Mike
I presume you have built the version for Stretch as the repository version
is still at 2.6.15 (or are using one of Stephen Butler's debian packages).
He started packaging them because the debian maintainers had no one working
on GnuCash. The release notes for 3.4 indicate that the changes sh
David, thanks for that.
Just thought I'd report that, with 7zip installed on a Windows box, all one
needs to do is right-click on the file and take 7Zip > Extract Here (or one
of the other extraction options).
It creates an uncompressed version with the .gnucash suffix stripped off, so
you'll hav