It will depend on your email client Arthur. I usually filter on gnucash which
picks up gnucash in the list address and seems to work fairly well. It your
email client also has a group by thread option this makes it easier to follow
conversations.
David Cousens
On Wed, 2022-05-18 at 01:18 +, a
In the Gnome desktop and, I think, most other Linux desktops, using
Alt-Tab, Super-Tab or just the Super key alone gives a means to navigate
around all the open windows on your computer. I only have one display
monitor active, so I am not sure how that behavior is modified for
multi-display users.
Yes, it's probably true I could use the keyboard to navigate to whichever
GnuCash window is blocking the startup. However it is impossible to tell by
sight which window is the culprit. So I find myself clicking around until I
find the one that responds. And as previously mentioned, for some reas
Andrea,
Perhaps your question is not clear if it wasn't answered by several replies
hinting that accountants treat various types of assets differently. I am
not an accountant, so I cannot know how well GnuCash treats the various
types, but I would expect it to work reasonably well when currencie
A couple of points here:
First, the analogy of a painting's unrealized gains to those of any other asset
is perfectly valid. The only difference is that there is only one "share" of
the painting, while there are many shares of a stock or mutual fund. Their
change in value is going to be the unr
In my original reply of suggestions to try, I was working on the
assumption that the user had inadvertently raised focus while the
controlling window was generated. The only way around that is to not
touch anything till all windows load.
But if a window that demands control is not also 'sticky
Ken Schneider
> On May 18, 2022, at 10:49 AM, David T. via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> A couple of points here:
>
> First, the analogy of a painting's unrealized gains to those of any other
> asset is perfectly valid. The only difference is that there is only one
> "share" of the painting,
I have no idea how NFTs change the concept of gains.
And suggesting that tax laws in the US are going to adopt these guidelines is
speculation at best. More likely it's wishful thinking-- or tilting at
windmills.
On May 18, 2022, 15:03, at 15:03, Kenneth Schneider
wrote:
>
>
>Ken Schneider
Hello,
I don't have a "qif-accounts-map" file on my system. I've been importing
OFX rather than QIF format. Where else would the mapping for these imports
be stored?
On Wed, May 18, 2022 at 1:28 AM Tommy Trussell
wrote:
> I don't regularly import data, so I am not sure...
>
> HOWEVER what hap
On 5/18/2022 10:46 AM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
A couple of points here:
First, the analogy of a painting's unrealized gains to those of any other asset is
perfectly valid. The only difference is that there is only one "share" of the
painting, while there are many shares of a stock or
Andrea
The mechanism for recording unrealized gains and losses is basically fairly
simple but the devil is as usual in the detail.
You need a sub account of your asset account and a corresponding account in
Equity which you could call a revaluation reserve or something similar. This
account can
Ken Schneider
> On May 18, 2022, at 3:52 PM, D wrote:
>
>
> I have no idea how NFTs change the concept of gains.
>
> And suggesting that tax laws in the US are going to adopt these guidelines is
> speculation at best. More likely it's wishful thinking-- or tilting at
>>
NFT, Nonfungibl
Bogdan
AFAIK the import mapping data is stored in the main data file as is the price
database data. I don't know if the log files record changes to the import map
editor or only transaction changes. I suspect if you have deleted something in
the import map editor your only recourse will be to ret
I know what NFT stands for; I don't see how they have any effect on the concept
of gains. You buy something at one price. You sell it at a different price. The
difference is your gain (loss). Whether it's a painting, a stock, an NFT, or a
parcel of land doesn't affect the idea of a gain.
And w
I believe that I might have experienced Tommy's situation - twice, on
different machines. I believe they happened when I had just installed GNC
on a new PC, I open the GNC by double clicking the data file. Hopefully,
I remember the details.
GNC would show the opening banner (I never turn that of
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