Thanks, I missed the specific installation page and just tried to
install from the generic dependency page, trying to guess the actual
package names. I had missed a few, but it looks like that was not the
issue though.
Turns out that I had to switch from the nouveau graphics driver to the
Jacob,
The reports use Scheme which is implemented in the Guile libraries so they
are a likely candidate.
The dependencies for V3 are listed
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Dependencies which is a breakout from the
general instructions for building at https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Building
and
Hi again
I got back up and running. Turns out that reports are broken in my
build. Opening any report like profit/loss or cashflow report will cause
my system to lock up to a point where I have to do a hard reset. Not
sure how that can be accomplished on a modern kernel, but probably some
Ok, good luck!
Geert
Op zondag 24 februari 2019 23:55:01 CET schreef Jacob Larsen:
> Hi Geert
>
> I'm starting a backup now to prepare for upgrade, I don't think I will
> do more in this direction. I tried this in both Ubuntu Mate 18.04 and
> Mint 19.1 in VMs, and both looked fine. So just
Hi Geert
I'm starting a backup now to prepare for upgrade, I don't think I will
do more in this direction. I tried this in both Ubuntu Mate 18.04 and
Mint 19.1 in VMs, and both looked fine. So just backing up and running a
long overdue upgrade instead.
I'm pretty sure Mate runs on X11
Hi Jacob,
I don't think the missing gwengui-gtk3 package is related. We anticipated it
would not be available on several distros by the time gnucash 3 would be
released. So if that package is not found, gnucash will be built with an
internal copy of this package. So regardless of whether your
Hi Geert
This is Mint on the Mate desktop. I found this from the configure log
that seems related: "No package 'gwengui-gtk3' found"
This package is not available in the Ubuntu 16.04 base, but was
introduced in 18.04. If this package is critical to GnuCash then it
seems the configure script
Jacob,
I build GC 3.4 on Linux Mint Tara (19) and don't see any problems with the
summary bar or status bar if I open or close them. There were a few slight
visible differences moving from gtk-2 to gtk-3 as Geert mentioned. It may
also be worth looking at the dependencies for the gtk3 library and
The summary bar is using stock gtk widgets. So if there's a library dependency
issue it would be gtk or one of its dependencies.
Note gnucash switched from gtk2 to gtk3 between gnucash 2.6 and 3. This has
lots of visual side effects because gtk3's default styling is quite different
from
Hi
Not sure if this is a dev or user question, but I suspect the people who
can answer are devs.
I am trying to get 3.4 to run on Mint 18.3 (Ubuntu 16.04 base). I have
gotten it to build, but the summary bar on the accounts tab is screwed
up. If I click it, it looks somewhat fine, but if I
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