Uh, I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but GnuCash does (should) create a
$HOME/.gnucash/ dir for its own storage, as well as leveraging the
$HOME/.gconf/ storage we've talked about.
Sorry -- but I don't understand.
Yes, I see that GnuCash has created a directory named .gnucash
What leverage? You imagine that any of these would be there in a
Windows user's c:\documents and setting\userID (the Windows XP
equivalent of $HOME/ ) for some other purpose than holding GnuCash data?
I think I see what the problem might be and why hard to fix. This .gconf
stuff isn't
On Wednesday 8 August 2007 14:55, Dan Widyono wrote:
What leverage? You imagine that any of these would be there in a
Windows user's c:\documents and setting\userID (the Windows XP
equivalent of $HOME/ ) for some other purpose than holding GnuCash data?
I think I see what the problem might
[[Maybe a bit off-topic for this mailinglist, but I thought it could give some
additional background]]
... and some are already. A fine example is The Gimp (http://www.gimp.org),
an alternative image manipulation program for Photoshop. Whether it truly can
replace Photoshop is a long
Hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 08.08.2007, 12:16 -0400 schrieb Mike or Penny Novack:
[snip]
The implication is that the problem isn't FIXABLE (can't make GnuCash
work completely properly for all legal Windows user account names) but
that doesn't mean it should be no action. One possibility would be
Mike or Penny Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
account name with an asterisk in it. Can anybody here identify the
address of the team working on gnome for Windows because they should
be made aware that there is a problem affecting their project.
The implication is that the problem isn't
Quoting Mike or Penny Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to do a little more than simply report any problems I find
from the point of view of an end user because with a little help, I
could.
Welcome to the developer list. Sounds very good.
Here's the first one. I am of necessity testing
Josh Sled wrote:
The developer who started that work hasn't had a lot of time for GnuCash in
the last few years. I really hope he does respond, but I don't feel out of
order responding on his behalf.
There are two approaches to book closing:
Maybe stop right there. As soon as there appear
Very interesting observation. Does the directory .gnucash get
created on both account names? If it does, gnucash's handling of
account names and paths is correctly implemented. In that case we'd
have to forward the bugreport about the .gconf directory to the
GConf project:
Mike or Penny Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are two approaches to book closing:
Maybe stop right there. As soon as there appear to be difficulties with the
only approaches step back one level of the process and maybe more
alternatives will appear.
I wasn't really saying there were
Mike or Penny Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have asked there whether this problem is top level directory name or
anywhere in the path because if the former, there may be a
(relatively) easy fix. GnuCash is the first open app for Windows that
I have encountered so far that did NOT
It was suggested that I join this list in addition to the users list. I
am a retired senior systems analyst with a few decades experience in
software for a financial. Well call that semi-retired as they
sometimes tempt me back into the cypher mines for a little juicy
consulting. At the moment
Mike or Penny Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Meanwhile, I understand that close the books isn't working. If whoever
is the developer on that portion wants a hand, please get in touch.
The developer who started that work hasn't had a lot of time for GnuCash in
the last few years. I really
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