This definitely looks like a permissions issue.
One possibility is if you downloaded the source file with root permissions
or copied it to another location using sudo privileges it may have saved the
file with ownership by the root user so when you try to build it as your
normal user it does not
Greg
It is certainly possible to run a number of versions in parallel. I usually
install my production version in /usr/local and I often initially install a
new version under my home directory and work initially on a copy of the data
file in a new location until I am happy to make it the producti
It should but you will have to install all the dependencies and their
development headers to build successfully. There is a breakout page from the
building instruction which gives you the dependencies to install. (There are
occasionally some that are not covered as it depends on what the particular
Ken,
I think you will find a number of posts in the last 6 months about updating
the finace quotes which may help you with this. Search for finance quotes on
the user forum should return them. If notit will be a new bug
David Cousens
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David Cousens
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Jack, David
I haven't had to do this for quite a while but to do it you need the
complete set of contiguous statements. For the purposes of description lets
assume my last reconciled statement was to the 20/06/2019 and I am
reconciling the period 21/06/2019 until 20/07/2019 ( date format
dd-mm-yyy
David,
> I would also want a flag of some
>sort in the account tab for each account register that has a pending edit.
>That should catch the complex window cases.
One obvious flag here could be to change the colour of the text in the
register tab header while a transaction
in is open for editin
Harald,
The following section in the GnuCash help manual gives the details of
creating a transaction entry in GnuCash
(https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-help/trans-enter.html).
It assumes that you have the register (table of transactions for a specific
account) open. You can do this in
Chris,
A common problem often occurs with date entry. At one stage 4 digit dates
were not recognized automatically and a date enterd in 2018 coiuld appear in
a year '20 for example. The other possibility is the d-m-y or m-d-y
ambiguity which can put transactions in the wrong month. GnuCash appears
Scott,
I have been using GnuCash 3.6 on Linux Mint 19.1 since it was released (and
most of the V3 releases usually within a few days of their release) without
any significant issues at all. My usage is mainly for personal accounting
but I do use a subset of the business features as well for a cou
