Jimmy
Once all the dependencies are installed, that is all that is necessary. You
may need a sudo on the make install. I install to /usr/local not /opt. AFAIK
a user doesn't have permissions for /opt without sudo.
cmake will occasionally fail if the dependencies have changed. I have never
real
Hi Jimmy R,
That's pretty much the steps outlined at
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Building_On_Linux - see below.
Cheers David H.
Build using Cmake and Make
mkdir build-gnucash-4. # create the build directory
- Note: Named to identify the source since it is not necessarily
withi
On 12/31/20 12:05 PM, Jimmy R via gnucash-user wrote:
Or is this all that is necessary to build
mkdir build-gnucash-4. # create the build directory -
Note: Named to identify the source since it is not necessarily within the
source directory.
cd build-gnucash-4.
Or is this all that is necessary to build
mkdir build-gnucash-4. # create the build directory -
Note: Named to identify the source since it is not necessarily within the
source directory.
cd build-gnucash-4.# change into the build directory
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTA
Hi David,
Did anyone come up with a build script to execute using Linux Mint 20.04 ?
I had asked a while ago but lost track of the thread
Happy New Year
Jimmy
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Not that I'm aware of. And I'd think there is good reason for it as you
are manually entering the transaction.
If you import the transactions from the bank rather than type them in
manually, you can do so with the cleared flag set for all of them, but
that involves a different workflow.
Impo
I enter transactions once they show up in the bank \ credit card, thus they
are always "c" upon creation in GnuCash.
Only in rare situations I need a transaction to be "n", for example when
writing a check.
So, is there a way to make the cleared status the default one, and save a
lot of mouse click
Op donderdag 31 december 2020 01:19:39 CET schreef Mike Commissaris:
> Subject: Re: [GNC] Uninstall Question
>
> Each install is in it's own directory. This is the cmake line in my script
> file:
> cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/opt/gnucash-4.4 ../gnucash-4.4
> For each new install I sim
