The solution I have found helpful is to look at the date in the lower left
corner of the window. When the cursor is in a date field the current value of
the date is shown in full at the bottom left. And it updates if you use plus or
minus keys to change the date.
Will
On 2022 May 12, at 05-12
My thanks to all the developers. I updated today (MacOS version on M1 Max). It
runs fine.
Will
On 2022 Jun 26, at 06-26 16:39:12, John Ralls wrote:
The GnuCash development team announces GnuCash 4.11, the twelfth release in the
stable 4.x series
Between 4.10 and 4.11, the following bugfixes
I don't see the any image in your post, but the behavior you describe sounds
like what happens when you have transactions with a future date. They appear
below a blue line.
Will
On 2022 Jul 9, at 07-09 14:33:05, Barry G. Hall wrote:
I am running GnuCash 4.6 on a 2011 iMac running OSX 10.14.6
A slight variation on Steve's suggestion.
I made the mortgage payments a 'Scheduled Transaction' with some nominal values
for principal and interest payments. Then, they were created automatically, and
I just edited them to get the amounts correct.
Will
On 2022 Aug 2, at 08-02 02:55:33, David
Eric,
Both of those situations should be easy to deal with.
I have three Gnucash files, one personal and two for organizations. Gnucash
opens with the last one I used. I can switch to one of the others from the
items listed at the bottom of the File menu.
All transactions can have any number
Just a small clarification.
It depends on what you do when you boot up a new Mac for the first time. It
will give you an option to clone it from a previous computer or backup. If you
do that the new computer will look almost exactly like the old one, including
all of the applications as well as
I have a somewhat more chaotic organization. Almost all my income is in USD and
almost all my expenses are MXN. I have a top level Expense account for Pesos
and another for Dollars with lots of subaccounts under them.
I have multiple bank accounts in both currencies and quite often have
transac
Whatever works for you is fine. I would find that strange. I have income and
expenses in two currencies pretty much all the time. I live in one country and
still have property in another. I keep track of everything in the currency that
it occurred in. Conversions occur if I am traveling in a thi
I run Gnucash 4.12-1 on a MacBook Pro M1 Max, Monterey 12.6 with no problems.
On 2022 Oct 23, at 10-23 12:41:43, Jesse Ayers wrote:
I have been using GnuCash on Mac for several years. I have purchased a new
MacBook that runs MacOS 12.5 “Monterey.” Can someone tell me if Gnucash will
run on t
Christian,
Are your running 4-12.1 or 4-12.2
I am running 4-12.1 (Build ID: 4.12+(2022-09-24)) on MacOS Ventura 13.0.1
(22A400) with no problems. I have 4-12.2 installed as well but I haven't
switched to it.
Will
On Nov 14, 2022, at 17:56, R Losey wrote:
Thanks for that update.
I think I'
John,
You are correct. I set up a folder for 4.12-2 but it is empty. I just assumed I
had a new release there. My mistake.
Will
On Nov 14, 2022, at 21:35, john wrote:
> On Nov 14, 2022, at 4:07 PM, William Prescott wrote:
>
> I have 4-12.2 installed as wel
That's inter
While I agree that 4.01, 4.02, ... 4.10, 4.11, 4.12 would be more rational, in
fact it is traditional or at least extremely common in version numbering to
use: 4.1, 4.2,... 4.9, 4.10, 4.11, 4.12 etc.
In fact, 4.01 would have different implications about the nature of the release
than 4.1. 4.01
I'm no accountant, but it looks to me like your liabilities are all negative.
When you subtract negative liabilities from assets, the net worth is greater.
A = 10
L = -1
NW = 10 - (-1) = 11
Will
On Dec 5, 2022, at 22:22, Liz wrote:
Gnucash Version: 4.12
Build ID: 4.12+(2022-09-24)
Here is a
Ventura runs on lots of Intel (pre M1/M2) Macs.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213264
Will
On Dec 16, 2022, at 13:18, R Losey wrote:
I'm pretty sure that Ventura does not work on Intel Macs... I suspect that
Vincent has an M1 or M2 Mac.
___
gn
I am neither an accountant nor particularly expert at GnuCash, though I've used
it for a dozen years or so. But if I understand what you are saying it sounds
crazy to me.
I have several bank accounts in USD and several in MXN. I have one account in
Gnucash for each bank account and the currency
I agree.
I have three backup systems for my computer:
• I have an external disk attached to it and set up MacOS Time Machine to
backup to that disk.
• I pay a cloud company to backup my computer (Currently CrashPlan/Code42 but I
have thought about switching to BackBlaze).
• And I use SuperDuper
It would be pretty simple to add a column next to the date. Then put a formula
in the new column that made it equal to the date in the adjacent column if
there was one, and to the date in the preceding line if it was blank. Then sort
on the new column.
Will
On Dec 23, 2022, at 16:26, Dr. David
For what it's worth ...
I just started running the latest version GnuCash 4.13-1 on Ventura 13.1. No
real issues. I did have one momentary apparent glitch where it would not let me
scroll the drop down list of accounts when trying to assign a transaction line
to an account. But I just accepted
Your post puzzles me.
> I am trying to enter some transactions from March. Every now and again I
> forget to change the date on something, so I get today’s date. Then I have
> to go back to a backup file.
Why? Can't you just edit the date on the transaction and change it.
> It would be nice wh
>
>> Let me guess: you looked in the other register before you had committed
>> the transaction.
>
>
> Yes, you are probably right
>
That highlights a point about Gnucash function that I find annoying. It will
let you switch registers in the middle of editing a transaction, leaving the
chang
I've been using it for 10+ years. My file is just over 1 MegaByte. It looks
like it autosaves every 5 minutes and keeps the backups for one month. These
are probably the default values. I don't remember ever changing them. My
current Gnucash folder has 177 MB in it and 135 of that is an old arch
Another vote in favor of this change to the column width handling,
Best wishes,
Will
On Jan 6, 2023, at 08:45, Matthew Forbis via gnucash-user
wrote:
I'm fully in agreement of making the description column behave like all the
others.
Matt
On Thursday, January 5, 2023 at 09:41:58 PM CST, j
For general information...
I installed Gnucash 4.900 from the .dmg file on MacOS Ventura 13.1. I created a
new file for a project that is starting fresh this year. I haven't done much
more with it yet than created accounts in two currencies with a starting
balance in one of them. No issues have
Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't understand why you are bothering to do
an import if there are only two transactions once every three months. Wouldn't
it be easier to just enter them by hand the way you want
On Feb 4, 2023, at 09:23, Simon Roberts wrote:
Hi all,
I use a third party or
To see iCloud files on a Mac:
Click on the iCloud drive in the Sidebar of a Finder window.
If it is not there, do the following:
Go to the Finder
Open Finder settings
Click on the Sidebar tab
Check the box for iCloud Drive
Close the settings window
Click on the iCloud Drive that now appears in the
After reading this discussion about Plaid, I discovered an email from my bank
from about 6 months ago notifying me that Plaid had access to my bank account.
I am not aware that I am using Plaid for anything. Is it used in the background
by Bank Mobil Apps? That is the only thing I can think of t
I don't speak for the development team either.
But the sequence x.1, x.2, ... x.9, x.10, x.11 etc seems to be standard
practice in numbering versions. I actually don't like it much. x.01, x.02, ...
x.09, x.10, x.11 would be cleaner and sort correctly but that is not the world
we live in.
Will
At one time I lived in Boulder County, Colorado. The city limit ran along the
street at the side of my house. Across the street was a city park.
Colorado sales tax is 2.9%
Boulder County 0.99%
City of Boulder 3.86%
Transit District 1%
Scientific and Cultural 0.1%
If I bought things in a store in
I would add comment about scrolling (GnuCash 4.6 on Mac OS 11.4).
I think part of the problem, maybe all of it, is that GnuCash does not scroll
smoothly. Rather it moves in jumps of one transaction. It seems a little
inconsistent. Occasionally it will scroll smoothly but not usually. Whether
dr
One reason to update regularly, is that someday one may have to update. And it
is generally easier to update from one version to the next than it is to do an
update that skips lots of versions. Data formats change and each version will
support converting from the previous format but probably not
I don't understand.
When I type the Enter key, it moves from one line of a transaction to the next
line. After the last line, it enters the transaction and moves to the first
line of the next transaction.
This is with GnuCash 4.6-1 running on MacOS 11.5.2.
Will
On 2021 Aug 31, at 08-31 10:06:
Maybe not the most efficient way to do it, but it sounds trivial to iterate
through the days of the year, calculating and crediting the interest every day
based on the daily balance (incremented on days with a deposit). At the same
time keep a running sum of the daily interest, then use your for
One quirk I noticed about opening balances is that that account seemed to be
locked. When setting up a new account you could set the opening balances, but
you couldn't change them later. I had to go into the account editor and unlock
the opening balances account.
Will
On 2021 Sep 26, at 09-26
I send my thanks to the group that writes and maintains this software. I have
used it since version 2.6.1 at least. I've used or at least played with
Quicken, Quickbooks, NPTreasurer, and probably a few others. Gnucash is ahead
of them all for my purposes.
Thank you,
Will
On 2021 Sep 27, at 09
For what it's worth, I'm not seeing any problem with 4.7-2 on my 2017 Intel
iMac OS Big Sur 11.6.
Will
On 2021 Sep 28, at 09-28 00:16:07, prl wrote:
Thanks, John.
Here's the thread 0 (the crashed thread) stack trace, machine registers and
instruction stream from the crash report. I think tha
File length Number of splits to find a single record.
2 1
4 2
8 3
16 4
32 5
64 6
128 7
256 8
512 9
Sounds like a nice enhancement to have, but I would not be too sure about the
"It shouldn't be too much work". Without looking at the code, I don't see how
anyone could say how much work it would be. Seemingly small changes often can
require lots of code to implement. It all depends on how that
For what it is worth:
I have been running Gnucash 4.8-2 under Mac OS Big Sur 11.5/6
Last week I upgraded to Mac OS Monterey 12.1. There were no problems with
Gnucash.
Today I upgraded to Gnucash 4.9, again with no problems.
Regards,
Will
___
gnucash-u
"After that, you have to start GnuCash first, then use File > Open to choose
your book. You can't double-click a GnuCash file to open it."
To amplify or clarify Adrien's comment on opening Gnucash under MacOS. When I
double click on a Gnucash file, it does start Gnucash, but it opens the last
f
I'm not sure if this is relevant …
By default, the Opening Balance account is locked and transactions are only
created there when you create a new account and give it an opening balance. But
you can unlock the Opening Balance account and then adjust the transactions or
add or delete them like i
there seem to be anything in the manual about "unlocking?"
Please clarify.
On Wed, Dec 29, 2021 at 9:29 PM William Prescott mailto:w...@theprescotts.com>> wrote:
I'm not sure if this is relevant …
By default, the Opening Balance account is locked and transactions are only
The pre-built binary is running fine on my MacBook Pro with an M1 Max chip.
Monterey MacOS 12.1
Gnucash 4.9
Will
On 2022 Jan 5, at 01-05 07:19:11, Dustin Henning wrote:
It's running fine on my M1 Mac Mini, but I'm still on Big Sur.
On 1/5/22 7:31 AM, timothy.b via gnucash-user wrote:
> Can a
It is speedy. Everything is speedy. This MBP replaces a 2014 MBP and and a 2017
iMac and it is a world of difference.
On 2022 Jan 6, at 01-06 10:40:05, timothy.b wrote:
Wow! Must be speedy as well.
Thanks.
On Wed, 05 Jan 2022 08:30:28 -0500 William Prescott
wrote
> The pre-bu
I probably don't understand exactly how you are proposing to set it up, but I
can show you how I have mine set up.
Fund Manager A (e.g. Fidelity, Vanguard, other)
Fund Manager A - IRA
Index fund 1 (e.g. a single mutual index fund)
Index fund 2 (e.g. another
in the Gnucash's Security Editor.
Will
On 2022 Jan 8, at 01-08 12:28:39, William Prescott
wrote:
I probably don't understand exactly how you are proposing to set it up, but I
can show you how I have mine set up.
Fund Manager A (e.g. Fidelity, Vanguard, other)
Fund Manag
g.
Thanks for your help.
On Saturday, January 8, 2022, 01:35:19 PM EST, William Prescott
wrote:
I probably should have added that in my case all of the index funds are only
held in one of the categories, but I see no reason why some fund could not be
held in more that one category.
e.g. I
Heide,
My suggestion is: Do NOT update Gnucash and change computers at the same time.
Update Gnucash now, so that when you transfer stuff to your new computer you
will not be making any changes to Gnucash at that time.
When you update Gnucash, do it one version at a time, i.e. first update to
away when I want to print
which is rare. That way I don't have to mess with printers and cartridges for
the dozen times a year when I want a hard copy.
On 2022 Jan 17, at 01-17 13:01:55, William Prescott
wrote:
Heide,
My suggestion is: Do NOT update Gnucash and change computers a
Same command works in MacOS from a terminal window.
On 2022 Feb 13, at 02-13 12:07:08, Jean-David Beyer via gnucash-user
wrote:
On 2/13/22 12:00, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
> On 2/13/2022 10:12 AM, suk wah Bernstein wrote:
>> thanks for help.
>>
> You didn't bother to tell us your OS (make
Luis,
What problem do you have. I am on Gnucash 4.9-1, MacOS 12.2.1. I have some
accounts in US dollars and some in Mexican Pesos. The default is Pesos. I
regularly move money between the two. When I do, it adds a record to the Price
Database. The Peso account shows the values in Pesos. The Dol
Ditto to Derek's comment. I've been using Gnucash since 2011, somewhat
regularly (I wish it was monhtly) balancing some 20 odd accounts, checking,
savings, investment and credit cards. Whenever I've run into problems it always
turned out to be something I screwed up.
The only one I regularly h
In the csv file created by exporting transactions, sort on the date field
before doing anything. That will bring together all of the transactions on one
line each without the other side of them.
Will
On 2022 Feb 24, at 02-24 12:56:15, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
If I do a Search for the transaction
I found the same thing recently. I also would find it helpful to be able to
export a transaction report as csv. If I had some free time, I would consider
looking into adding that, but right now, I don't have the time.
Will
On 2022 Feb 26, at 02-26 10:56:27, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
Thank you for
:00:54, William Prescott
wrote:
I found the same thing recently. I also would find it helpful to be able to
export a transaction report as csv. If I had some free time, I would consider
looking into adding that, but right now, I don't have the time.
Will
On 2022 Feb 26, at 02-26 10:56:27,
Sebastian,
Just to clarify, where the "item changed hands" may not be the seller's
location. I use to live just outside the border of a city that charged a sales
tax. When purchasing an item from a store within the city, I would pay sales
tax if I went into the store, purchased it, and took it
There was a problem with 4.8 on Monterey. I don't remember the symptoms, but
upgrading to 4.8-2 or 4.9 fixed it. Either should be compatible with 4.8 on
Linux.
Will
On 2022 Mar 4, at 03-04 18:39:04, brad wrote:
I suddenly can't open a gnucash file (it worked recently) on Mac. Gnucash 4.8.
It ran fine on my MacBookPro M1 Max with Monterey.
Will
On 2022 Mar 28, at 03-28 08:03:09, John W. O'Brien via gnucash-user
wrote:
Good morning all,
Congratulations on the new release.
I am unable to run the new 4.10 on my MacBook Air (M1, 2020) with Big Sur
(11.6.5). 4.9 has been running f
tegration-gtk3.4.dylib
| grep libcairo-gobje
ct
@executable_path/../Resources/lib/libcairo-gobject.2.dylib
(compatibility version 11603.0.0, current version 11603.0.0)
On 3/28/22 10:25, William Prescott wrote:
> It ran fine on my MacBookPro M1 Max with Monterey.
> Will
> On 2022
> 11603,
but 2 isn't.
It's strange that it works on Monterey, not that it fails on BigSur (and
earlier, as the bug reporter is using Catalina and another poster here is using
Mojave).
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Mar 28, 2022, at 9:51 AM, William Prescott <mailto:w...@thepre
ar 28, at 03-28 14:33:58, William Prescott
wrote:
Curious. Before I had just verified that it opened without doing any work. But
now I have Gnucash open and have added transactions and saved without a problem.
Gnucash
Version: 4.10
Build ID: 4.10+(2022-03-26)
MacOS
Monterey
12.3
MacBook Pr
version 11707.0.0, current version 11707.0.0):
>> 11707 > 11603, but 2 isn't.
>>
>> It's strange that it works on Monterey, not that it fails on BigSur (and
>> earlier, as the bug reporter is using Catalina and another poster here is
>> using Mojave).
>>
I downloaded 4.10-3. On Apple M1 Max chip and Monterey it looks fine. Icons are
back, search on account field doesn't crash. Thanks for your very quick work
cleaning that up.
Will
On 2022 Mar 29, at 03-29 15:45:35, John Ralls wrote:
I've uploaded Gnucash-Intel-4.10-3.dmg that should have the
For those who may have missed it, 4.10-1 had a number of issues on Macs. Our
friendly developers have fixed them. Make sure you get 4.10-3. It should be
working fine on Monterey and M1 chipped machines.
Will
On 2022 Mar 30, at 03-30 20:37:00, arthur brogard via gnucash-user
wrote:
4.10-1 wou
Unlike —real— databases, SQLite files are just ordinary files. You can copy and
move them like any other file. So they can be backed up with a simple copy.
Will
On 2022 Apr 19, at 04-19 22:59:04, David Carlson
wrote:
I would like to add a question to Tom's list. Is there any way to easily
ma
In my experience, on MacOS, double-clicking on a Gnucash file opens Gnucash but
not necessarily with the file that was double-clicked. Gnucash will open with
whatever was the last file used.
So, on MacOS, the suffix is useful, sort of. But it is not handled the way most
applications handle doub
For the record, this is not a problem with Gnucash 4.10 on MacOS 12.3. The
menus are on the same monitor as the Gnucash window.
Will
On 2022 Apr 30, at 04-30 05:50:55, Frank H. Ellenberger
wrote:
Hi,
please watch Bug 797070 - With multiple monitors, menus only open in one
monitor, regardless
I disagree. I like the new feature. I often have several entries that start
similarly. Before I would have to type a lot of characters until I got to the
point where they differed. Now I just start typing and it brings up all of them
for me to choose with a couple of touches on the down arrow.
Thanks David H.
I had never mastered it before, but playing with the column widths in light of
your email, I now see how to get it to do what I want..
Will
On Apr 3, 2023, at 05:12, David H wrote:
The Description column is a special case in that it auto re-sizes to fill
the available width.
, William Prescott mailto:w...@theprescotts.com>> wrote:
>
> Thanks David H.
>
> I had never mastered it before, but playing with the column widths in light
> of your email, I now see how to get it to do what I want..
>
> Will
>
> On Apr 3, 2023, at 05:12, David H w
Or, as another example: sites that require a phone number (maybe for 2FA
[second factor authentification]), but only accept US phone numbers. It is a
major pain for those of us that don't live in the US, but have extensive
dealings with US companies.
Will
On Apr 8, 2023, at 09:18, Michael or P
Are you asking about backing up the Gnucash application or the Gnucash data
file. You definitely should back up the data file. The application is less
critical because you can always reinstall it. However, I just backup
everything. It is simpler and safer than picking and choosing what to backup
el or Penny Novack
wrote:
On 6/23/2023 12:30 PM, William Prescott wrote:
> Are you asking about backing up the Gnucash application or the Gnucash data
> file. You definitely should back up the data file. The application is less
> critical because you can always reinstall it. However,
I agree. The latest version of clairvoyance in entering a transaction is great.
It combines finding the most recent, and most likely, with a list of all
possible options, and an easy up-arrow to kill the auto-complete if desired.
Well done.
Will
On 29 Jun 2023, at 8:28, Jack Slater wrote:
So
Just to be a devil's advocate...
The advantage of top posting is that the new addition to the thread is obvious.
With bottom posting, the new reply appears in the middle of the message, often
with text both above and below it.
Probably because of the default behavior of many email clients, most
Another workaround is to keep the master copy on the iCloud drive, then use the
Finder to copy it to a local folder before opening it, then copy it back to the
iCloud drive after saving changes.
Will
On 5 Aug 2023, at 11:45, john wrote:
Unfortunately the iCloud folder isn't available using Gt
I don't use invoices so this may not be applicable, but for transactions...
If you are inside the transaction, the delete button will just delete the line
you are on.
But if you just click on the transaction without starting to edit it, the
delete button will delete the entire transaction.
So m
Hello Anna,
I'm not sure if this addresses your question. On MacOS, in general when you
want to make a discontinuous selection, the Apple Command key is what you need
(⌘). The shift key will select every thing between the first and second
click.The command key selects just the first and just th
For what it is worth, I don't see any delay at all. I have been using Gnucash
for years and the data file is over a megabyte in size although that probably
would only affect saving anyway. I have more than enough memory that entering
transactions would not involve disk access. Even saving the fi
Thanks. I have been following this question out of curiosity. I have multiple
currencies in my accounts (USD, EUR, MXN) but I almost never use the reporting
functions, so I hadn't investigated the issues raised by the original question.
Best wishes,
Will Prescott
On 29 Jun 2024, at 8:04, Fred
I use the "Bank" account type. When I reconcile, it opens a popup window to
enter an interest payment. Sometimes I use it and sometimes I find it a
nuisance so I am ambivalent about the value of the feature, but it is there.
Best wishes,
Will
On 2 Jul 2024, at 13:38, Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
You can leave the amount blank on the scheduled transactions. Just put in the
lines for the accounts. It will create the transactions on schedule and you
just have to fill in the amount when you have it. I'm not sure if that is
helpful.
Best wishes,
Will
On 3 Jul 2024, at 6:08, rsbrux via gnuc
That is true. I have 30 versions from 2.6.1-1 to 5.7-1 on my Mac.

Best wishes,
Will
On 3 Jul 2024, at 14:32, John Ralls wrote:
No need for a VM on macOS, app bundles are completely self-contained except for
Finance::Quote. You can have as many different versions of GnuCash installed as
you
update the scheduled
> transaction. In that sort of situation I also enter a very visible comment
> in the transaction note such as "?? AMOUNT ??" that I remove when I go
> through reconciling the account.
>
> On Wed, Jul 3, 2024 at 10:44 AM William Prescott <mailto:w...
Thank you, thank you.
I was going to say the same thing. It is really quick opening, about the only
thing I have done with it so far. But it does say it is a 5.7 version.
Version: 5.7
Build ID: 5.7+(2024-06-29)
Best wishes,
Will
On 16 Jul 2024, at 17:51, David Reiser via gnucash-user
wrote:

On 16 Jul 2024, at 22:45, William Prescott wrote:
Thank you, thank you.
I was going to say the same thing. It is really quick opening, about the only
thing I have done with it so far. But it does say it is a 5.7 version.
Version: 5.7
Build ID: 5.7+(2024-06-29)
Best wishes,
Will
On 16
I find canceling useful if the ending balance that you enter when starting the
reconciliation is wrong, but you don't notice until midway through. If you
cancel, and start again, all of the items that you have entered will be there,
you just check the off again.
Best wishes,
Will
On 29 Aug 202
Theoretically you can "train" it...
> -derek
>
> On Mon, October 21, 2024 4:54 pm, William Prescott wrote:
>> I used a .qfx file. It didn't occur to me to right-click on them and I
>> didn't see that in my short perusal of the documentation. I always try
&g
I have used Gnucash since 2011-01-01. I had never used the import function
until this past weekend. I always made all the entries manually. But I recently
realized that my bank allows downloading transactions in qfx format and I
decided to try it.
It was a good time to do so. I recently returne
nt.
-derek
On Mon, October 21, 2024 4:25 pm, William Prescott wrote:
> I have used Gnucash since 2011-01-01. I had never used the import function
> until this past weekend. I always made all the entries manually. But I
> recently realized that my bank allows downloading transactions in
When one Saves As ..., there is a choice to save as: xml, sqlite3, postgres or
mysql.
Best wishes,
Will
On 9 Oct 2024, at 15:22, Mark at Lorimark wrote:
Hi Gere,
The back-end is simply "sqlite". If you can get that installed, then you can
open the gnucash.sqlite files directly and poke arou
You can also delete the .LCK file and the message will go away.
Will
On 29 Oct 2024, at 20:14, Geoff wrote:
Have you tried "Open Anyway"?
On 30/10/2024 1:12 pm, Megan Tilley wrote:
> Thanks, Robert. Apparently, unlike most Windows Users you may be acquainted
> with, I almost always shut down a
No problems with Gnucash 5.9 on an M1 running MacOS 15.0.1. I will probably
update to 15.1 tonight. It is possible that it is Apple Intelligence causing
problems but it seems unlikely. If I have problems after the update to 15.1,
I'll let you know.
Will
On 28 Oct 2024, at 15:55, Seth Hamstead
much faster than it
takes for one marble to traverse the entire tube.
Will
On 4 Nov 2024, at 12:09, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
On 11/4/24 08:26, William Prescott wrote:
> Electrons move very slowly in copper, about 1 cm/sec. The question is the
> signal speed in copper, which is about ha
I didn't check the calculations. I believe you.
On 4 Nov 2024, at 12:09, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
On 11/4/24 08:26, William Prescott wrote:
> Electrons move very slowly in copper, about 1 cm/sec. The question is the
> signal speed in copper, which is about half the speed of light.
Electrons move very slowly in copper, about 1 cm/sec. The question is the
signal speed in copper, which is about half the speed of light. I got this from
a couple searches in DuckDuckGo. Light in fiber is probably closer to the
vacuum speed of light.
Will
On 4 Nov 2024, at 10:00, Michael or Pe
Interesting. Does anyone know if it is only the beta (15.2) or is the problem
also present in MacOS 15.1? Maybe I won't update tonight.
Will
On 30 Oct 2024, at 8:32, David Reiser via gnucash-user
wrote:
> On Oct 28, 2024, at 17:55, Seth Hamstead wrote:
>
> Is anyone having issues using Gn
From Seth's comment below, it appears that the problem is only with MacOS 15.2,
the public beta. Has anyone else confirmed that Gnucash 5.9-1 runs okay on
MacOS 15.1?
Best wishes,
Will
On 2 Nov 2024, at 14:04, John Ralls wrote:
I tried to work around this by building libgc as a static library
It still works in 5.9 for me.
When this happens to me it is usually because I am not in the account where the
previous transaction was. e.g. I am trying to enter a Cash transaction with a
lot of history, but it doesn't suggest them. Then I realize, I am in one of the
bank accounts rather than
On Nov 2, 2024, at 18:26, William Prescott wrote:
>
> From Seth's comment below, it appears that the problem is only with MacOS
> 15.2, the public beta. Has anyone else confirmed that Gnucash 5.9-1 runs okay
> on MacOS 15.1?
>
> Best wishes,
> Will
>
> On 2 Nov
How long do you expect optical media to be supported. None of the last three
computers I bought have an optical drive. External ones are available, for now
at least. Long term archiving has to include a plan for migrating to new media
as required.
Best wishes,
Will
Burn RW optical discs and a
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