Re: [GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

Perhaps there is a FOSS GUI platform similar to GTK that includes all of the usual target OSes plus Android? Kind regards, Greg Feneis On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 1:08 AM Andrea Briganti wrote: > You hit the main point of my initial post. > >

Re: [GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

You hit the main point of my initial post. Who visit the website believes that it is the official android application and that it's maintained currently. If the community can't (won't) take the ownership of the app, I think that we have just to remove the banner in the homepage. > Returning to

Re: [GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

I am interested in an android companion app for gnucash. One that's based on the same core code as gnucash itself. Unfortunately this isn't the direction the current android app went (it couldn't at the time). And even more unfortunately I don't have spare time to work on this. Returning to the

Re: [GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

Mind that any app that can export CSV can be used with GnuCash for the most part. (and some that can export QIF as well) The only trick with other apps will be that you might have to do a little more work on the import side, or processing the CSV a tad before importing. I could be mistaken,

Re: [GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

Hello Kbyte, I looked at the app, and it is promoted as a companion app for Gnucash on the desktop. It is, as I suspected, written in Java, whereas Gnucash is written largely in C, as far as I can tell, with elements of Scheme and Python for certain modules. There may be Android developers

[GNC] Has the Android APP abandoned?

Hi, I know that this is not the support ml about the Gnucash Android App, but I'm writing here because it is advertised in the Gnucash homepage. It's been a while since the developer seems to have abandoned the project. No updates on Github, website, twitter. It would be nice if the gnucash