Geert Janssens wrote:
Maybe it would be good to get an overview of typical accounting
issues/agreements in Europe to see if some more general improvements could be
made towards European users ?
Maybe you are looking for something like
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=473506
My
My understanding for the reason of the current situation is that there
is nobody fitting all of the following description.
1) can code
2) has time to contribute code
3) business user
4) lives in Europe
I fit 3 and 4. I currently think that trying to get gnucash into shape
for business users
Mike or Penny Novack wrote:
IMHO you do not want a person who meets all those criteria.
Mike, thank you for your reply.
While your theoretical description may be correct, I think I have
accurately summed up why in reality gnucash is not moving forward for
European business users. That is,
Rolf Leggewie wrote:
Mike or Penny Novack wrote:
IMHO you do not want a person who meets all those criteria.
Mike, thank you for your reply.
While your theoretical description may be correct, I think I have
accurately summed up why in reality gnucash is not moving forward for
Mike,
thank you for your mail.
I am sure you have great experience in developing software, I am not
questioning that. I am not sure your experiences, the analytical
approach, division of labor (hats as you described them) which I would
consider best practice in any kind of business project
I am not sure your experiences, the analytical approach, division of labor
(hats as you described them) which I would consider best practice in any kind
of business project can easily be transferred to gnucash or any other FOSS
project.
The only real difference is that it's
Let's agree to disagree on the facts instead of wasting more time on
trying to win an argument, OK?
You have your perspective, I think it does not apply. I stated my
perspective based on my experience over the last two years or so
actually working on the kind of support that we are now
Hi Oliver,
a few things:
1) Since this question involves software which has not been released yet, it
should really be on gnucash-devel, not gnucash-user.
2) What are you running on? Linux? Windows? What distribution?
3) Assuming you are on Linux, do you have a file
