Hi Rob,
I actually started just like you and GnuCash grew on me. I posted an answer
on StackExchange::PersonalFinance that explains how I started using it and
how I found it useful. Key concept here is - gradually, start with something
and then build. It will need iterations for you to become bett
Huge thanks to developers.
In the latest GnuCash version (gnome, gtk-3, arch linux) upon importing I
now have a combo type dropdown below every /matched/ transaction that lets
me see the transactions I had entered by hand previously. So for example I
entered the Txn on the day of 21/12/2020 and th
Thanks David,
Jumped in after a long time, in fact I was posting here for the first time
and I did not register the post date; sorry for this very belated reply.
You are right - common solutions do belong together in documentation and
howtos. I really like the readability of StackExchange, probab
Hi David,
I am running 4.2 version (Build ID: 4.2+(2020-09-26)) - I am getting this
from the official community repo. See: https://archlinux.org/packages
Actually it now should be 4.4. - I just have not updated for a month.
Best wishes,
Robert
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Justin, thank you very much!
Your posts (especially the last) are extremely useful to understand GnuCash
behaviour and how to use attachments to transaction. Since you have gone
through this process, would you perhaps comment on the following:
1) Do you have a sample snippet where I can see what
Hi, I am running gnucash from a container. Everything seemed to work fine but
then I run a transaction report and you can see in the image that currency
symbol is represented by ??For that container (Ubuntu) locale is en_US, but
I have set default currency to GBP as my transactions are in pounds. I
Thanks Adrien,
I sorted this issue. It was the case that docker image had no specific
locale set so it was the fallback to POSIX/ASCII
Once I compiled the docker image with correct locale everything was fine:
FROM ubuntu
MAINTAINER "R"
ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND noninteractive
RUN apt-get update -q &&
I agree, it is a generic solution. However Docker is becoming more popular
these days and it is really helpful to get GnuCash working on distributions
that do not carry GnuCash for wahtever reason. AFAIK it works even cross
platform - you can run the same imege on Windows too. Finance management is
