D'oh! I fired up my Ubuntu notebook and discovered that my GnuCash version on
it is actually 3.8, instead of 3.1.So much for being on top of everything. :-)
Adrien said:
> If you accepted the default, then you aren't using a database.
> The default is XML for all platforms.
Yes. I believe t
Larry,
If you are up to building GnuCash on Ubuntu you can use 4.1. See the thread
Ubuntu distribution version for more detail. it's a bit of a challenge if
you aren't used to building software first time through but after that
generally pretty straightforward.
David Cousens
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David Cousen
If you accepted the default, then you aren't using a database. The
default is XML for all platforms.
But I don't think it would be wise to run two different major versions
to access the same file.
There is a possibility you could use 4.1 and 3.11 (the last 3.x release)
but you'd have to get
Is the same GnuCash database compatible back and forth between v4.1 and v3.1
applications?
I run GnuCash on my Windows PC at home. However, when traveling I like to copy
my GC database onto my little Ubuntu notebook and enter new data while away
from home.When I return home, I copy the updated
