Just pointing out that the instructions say
"cd to your download folder (or where you have the above 3 files)"
which you didn't do the first time round.
Colin
On Fri, 19 Apr 2019 at 20:02, Lawrence Joy wrote:
>
> A synopsis of what I did to get V3.5 loaded and working on my Ubuntu 18.04.1
> LTS
The first error was because you were not in the same directory as the .deb
files. You could still run the command in that case, but then you’d have to
specify the exact location of each .deb. It is much easier to just be in the
same directory.
I’m not sure why those files had architecture speci
A synopsis of what I did to get V3.5 loaded and working on my Ubuntu 18.04.1
LTS OS. The
files:MyNamed.gnucashMyNamed.gnucash.20190304113239.logMyNamed.gnucash.20190304124553.logMyNamed.gnuchas.20190304124553.gnucashare
in /home/larry and gnucash-3.5 is in /home/larry/Downloads.
I downloaded th
I don’t know if you even had 3.4 installed unless you knew for a fact you were
once running it. (If that is the case, you might have earlier removed 2.6.19)
It looks like you downloaded the 3.5 source. (you mentioned it contained
directories and files)
You can build from that source download us
On Thu, 18 Apr 2019 at 21:27, Lawrence Joy wrote:
>
> I did 'sudo apt remove gnucash' and got:
>
> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer
> required: list of packages
> Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.
> The following packages will be REMOVED: gnucash [note
I did 'sudo apt remove gnucash' and got:
- The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer
required: list of packages
- Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.
- The following packages will be REMOVED: gnucash [note that it does not
state what version will be
#1, Before doing anything else, follow Colin’s suggestion to: `sudo apt remove
gnucash` which will uninstall 2.6.19 (this is the version which is in the 18.04
repo) It may even remove *all* installed versions, but that’s okay because then
you can install just the one you want.
I’ll answer your
To remove the version that you installed using apt install then do
sudo apt remove gnucash
Do that first and see what state you are in then. Before doing
anything make sure your backup of your accounts file is up to date,
just in case, though installing/removing should not affect it.
Colin
On Th
Adrien,Originally I did a 'sudo app download' of GnuCash, which loaded V2.?.?
to my Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS OS somewhere. Under that version of GnuCash I started
a book or database of accounts. I saw an announcement that V3.4 was available
and I like to be up to date, so I went to the GnuCash websit
By chance did you manage to install them side-by-side?
How did you install 3.5? (or 3.4 for that matter, as neither is in the 18.04
repos)
Did you try to intentionally launch 3.5 first, then use File > Open?
I can’t see how in such a case, 3.4 would suddenly launch. (but double-clicking
the fi
Hello,I downloaded V3.5 to my Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS OS but my database comes up in
previous V3.4. I thought that this would change automatically. How do I get my
database to use V3.5?--Thanks, Larry
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