GTI,
Maybe Geert does know ;-) if gnucash use the gtk defaults then maybe it does
not exist or need to. This is not really not a problem if I can modify the
bits that concern me. I don't need to know what I don't need to know.
My main interest in modifying the layout and colors in gnucash 3.3 is
Em dom, 7 de out de 2018 às 22:14, Pandem escreveu:
> ... So how to remove this gap between the tabs?
In this case you will have to do as Adrien said:
Look at the GTK+ Inspector which graphic element that interferes with this
gap and modify it in your .css.
As the Inspector does not run on
Hi all,
I am a strong supporter of Open Source Software. I have no Accounting
background. I am learning accountancy on my own. I found gnucash as a
wonderful tool for learning, experimenting and understanding the basic
concepts. Any gnucash users there in Mumbai (Bombay), India ?
I am planning
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 6:14 PM, Pandem wrote:
>
> GTI,
>
> Maybe Geert does know ;-) if gnucash use the gtk defaults then maybe it does
> not exist or need to. This is not really not a problem if I can modify the
> bits that concern me. I don't need to know what I don't need to know.
>
> My
I've noticed this oddity as well. Seems to me one of the buttons needs to be
removed. I'd vote for the OK button, with the understanding that the next
button would be fixed.
David
On October 7, 2018, at 10:39 PM, Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
Looks like a UI/UX bug to me. That button should be
I have the same question as Alex Garcia, below. I am a Mac user of GnuCash and
the font size has suddenly increased and is too big since updating to V3.3
I looked at the GnuCash wiki re GTK3 but I’m not technical enough to
understand. I tried to enter "gtk-query-settings theme” into the terminal
Colin... I'm so desperate to get gnucash back, I'll take the 1950
version!
When I go to gnucash.org and click on the distributable option, all I get
are options for windows and mac. For Linux it says, what I am printing
below. Obviously I did not get a "linux distribution" I simply turned it
Tried building 3.3, and found same thing. Known bug from upstream. Don't
know status of fix.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webkit2gtk/+bug/1795901
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On Sun, Oct 7, 2018 at 8:01 AM Roger Miskowicz wrote:
> This worked for initial build of
At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 07:48:52 -0500 (CDT) randix wrote:
>
> Colin... I'm so desperate to get gnucash back, I'll take the 1950
> version!
>
> When I go to gnucash.org and click on the distributable option, all I get
> are options for windows and mac. For Linux it says, what I am printing
>
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Red Ochre wrote:
> I have the same question as Alex Garcia, below. I am a Mac user of
> GnuCash and the font size has suddenly increased and is too big since
> updating to V3.3 I looked at the GnuCash wiki re GTK3 but I’m not
>
Thanks Jim, from your post I found that going back to previous versions
before compiling worked for me:
sudo apt-get install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev=2.20.1-1
libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37=2.20.1-1 gir1.2-webkit2-4.0=2.20.1-1
libjavascriptcoregtk-4.0-dev=2.20.1-1 gir1.2-javascriptcoregtk-4.0=2.20.1-1
For information, the beta release of Ubuntu 18.10 has Gnucash 3.2
Colin
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When I try to export transactions in Build ID: git 3.3-5-g820cd842f+
(2018-10-06) I get stuck on choosing a filename. As you can see below the
'NEXT' is grayed out.
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Ok, I think I'm getting closer... after some more research and exploring...
1. I have the latest Google Pixel Chromebook which does support the Linux
option
2. With the help of the following recent article (different from what I
posted earlier), it was quite simple to turn the Linux option ON.
Ok, so I downloaded an app that decompresses on a chromebook the tar.bz file
I downloaded, but there's a long list of files and none of them end in
".deb" which I understand is the Linux installation file, so obviously (?) I
downloaded the wrong one... can you point me to what I should have
At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 06:37:03 -0500 (CDT) randix wrote:
>
> Ok, so I downloaded an app that decompresses on a chromebook the tar.bz file
> I downloaded, but there's a long list of files and none of them end in
> ".deb" which I understand is the Linux installation file, so obviously (?) I
>
Looks like Croutini installs a Debian container by default, so if you
search debian.org for gnucash and sid (the cutting edge, unstable Debian
release) you find gnucash 3.3 [1], or you can find version 2.6 in the
stable branch [2]. Near the bottom of those pages are links to download
pages, so
thanks to some other replies, i have located some "deb" files, the 3.3 ones
didn't work (installation error), but i'm trying one for 2.6 and it says
"installation in progress" so we'll see what happens.
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1. I use a custom style sheet. With GnuCash 3.2, everything, by default,
appeared OK (e.g., table padding). With ver 3.3, I had to increase the
table cell padding (from 1 to 5) in Edit-Style Sheet-Tables. OK, but now
there is a large amount of space between the image at the top
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 3:21 AM, Frederick Bambrough
> wrote:
>
> In message <59f2e470-39ff-429d-91e7-3dbdfcd2c...@gmail.com>
> Red Ochre wrote:
>
>> I have the same question as Alex Garcia, below. I am a Mac user of
>> GnuCash and the font size has suddenly increased and is too big since
This worked for initial build of v3.3 but today when trying to build from
lates clone the build fails at:
[ 60%] Building C object
gnucash/html/CMakeFiles/gncmod-html.dir/gnc-html-webkit2.c.o
In file included from /usr/include/webkitgtk-4.0/webkit2/webkit2.h:54:0,
from
You have downloaded the source files, to build the software from source is
not a trivial task. Do you definitely need 3.3? If not then try selecting
the Distribution Version and see what that gives you.
Colin
On Sun, 7 Oct 2018 at 12:40, randix wrote:
> Ok, so I downloaded an app that
At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 04:51:42 -0500 (CDT) randix wrote:
>
> Ok, I think I'm getting closer... after some more research and exploring...
>
> 1. I have the latest Google Pixel Chromebook which does support the Linux
> option
>
> 2. With the help of the following recent article (different from
Hi
These changes came about because of work on invoices to improve
maintainability and add customizability. The v3.3+ invoice aimed to
mimic previous reports but is imperfect.
1. You can now insert a company logo without using a custom style sheet.
See the invoice report options, and see
At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 08:12:14 -0500 (CDT) randix wrote:
>
> thanks to some other replies, i have located some "deb" files, the 3.3 ones
> didn't work (installation error), but i'm trying one for 2.6 and it says
> "installation in progress" so we'll see what happens.
The 3.3 ones probably want
When I try and type the following at the command line: sudo apt-cache showpkg
gnucash
I get:
ERROR: Unknown command: SUDO
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>
> thanks, unfortunately, also get the message, "error while installing"
OK, it looks like *someone* needs to build a newer version of GnuCash under
ChromeOS OR really under the version of Debian used by ChromeOS or possibly a
version of
"error while installing" is all it gives me, and it hits immediately after I
hit begin install. as i said earlier, i did not get that message when i was
able to install 2.6.15 deb
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> On Oct 7, 2018, at 11:04 AM, randix wrote:
>
> When I try and type the following at the command line: sudo apt-cache showpkg
> gnucash
>
> I get:
>
> ERROR: Unknown command: SUDO
Can you run `su`?
It will ask for the root password and give you a root shell from which you can
run the apt
Did you read the link I sent?
It explains you might have to *first* set your Chromebook to either the Beta or
Dev channels. (be sure to make a backup as if you want to revert to Stable,
you’ll have to wipe the machine)
This might be why it isn’t working, unless John’s suggestion is successful.
Ideally, one should be able to choose a repository with a more up to date
version so you don’t have to build. (such as sid)
If I had the hardware to test, I’d go through the build and add the recipe to
the wiki, but alas...(anyone?)
But note, you can install flatpak and use that version as
After writing my last reply I was wondering is there a file in the source
that has a list of the default colors and widths and heights of tabs etc.
I'm not a programmer however I have tried to search the source lists for
some that may give me the default parameters but I cannot find them. Can
From what I’ve read elsewhere, this isn’t necessary. You can install GnuCash
directly as other replies in this thread have noted. But you first have to turn
on Crostini. (available in ChromeOS 69 and above)
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 12:43 AM, randix wrote:
>
> Since I know
Your best bet is to fire up the gtk+ Inspector and view them that way. Some of
them may be ‘default’ settings offered by Gtk3 and not at all be specified in
the GnuCash code.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 1:04 AM, Pandem wrote:
>
> After writing my last reply I was wondering is there
Here is a 2.6.19. Maybe this will work...
https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/gnucash
Jim Passmore
j...@passmore4.com
On Sun, Oct 7, 2018, 11:05 AM wrote:
> Not good news.
>
> I was able to successfully install the 2.6.15 version of gnucash, but it
> is not compatible with my existing files;
Not willing to give up, so two (2) more questions...
1. So my data files are from 3.3, I can't use them in the version I was
finally able to install (2.6.15--says I need 2.6.19 or higher). Question:
If I find another computer to install the current version of gnucash on, and
*export*the data
For simplicity,
* {
font-size: 12px;
}
is the minimum needed to change the size. You can use the shorthand ‘font’
property as you indicated, but you have to include the font-family for it to
work. Of course, using it, you can also change the font if you wish.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 7,
To bring the thread current...
I tried installing an amd64 deb file for version 3.3.2 and got an install
error message.
I tried installing an amd64 deb file for version 2.6.15-1 and was
successful, but unfortunately my data files are from 3.3 and are not
compatible, says i need version 2.6.19 or
I eventually noticed the 'OK' button! Now everything is good.
When I try to export transactions in Build ID: git 3.3-5-g820cd842f+
(2018-10-06) I get stuck on choosing a filename. As you can see below the
'NEXT' is grayed out.
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I tried to build 3.3 yesterday and encountered the same issue.
Comparing WebKitJavascriptResult.h to the previous version there were only
two real differences.
I modified the file as follows:
- Comment out: #include
- Replace "WEBKIT_API JSCValue *" with "WEBKIT_API JSValueRef"
The
Looks like a UI/UX bug to me. That button should be to the right of ’next’ and
should probably read ’save’ or ‘export’ instead of ‘ok’.
I’ve filed bug: https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=796896
Regards,
Adrien
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 11:23 AM, Roger Miskowicz wrote:
>
> I eventually
1. No, once your data files are in a newer version, you can’t go lower than
2.6.19. (2.6.21 is technically the last of 2.6.x if you can find it)
Have you tried a command line install?
Open a terminal on your Chromebook and try:
sudo apt-cache showpkg gnucash
That will report the info for the
At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 13:04:22 -0500 (CDT) randix wrote:
>
> When I try and type the following at the command line: sudo apt-cache showpkg
> gnucash
>
> I get:
>
> ERROR: Unknown command: SUDO
Did you type sudo or SUDO. It makes a difference!
>
>
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At Sun, 7 Oct 2018 13:47:05 -0500 Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
>
> Ideally, one should be able to choose a repository with a more up to date
> version so you don't have to build. (such as sid)
There could (will) be issues with dependencies...
>
> If I had the hardware to test, I'd go through
I typed sudo, all lower case. When it reports the error message, it
capitalizes that word.
I haven't had a chance to try simply typing "su", about to board a flight at
dulles.
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Be sure that you use ‘su -‘ so that you use root’s login environment, it does
make a difference.
Ken Schneider
> On Oct 7, 2018, at 4:06 PM, randix wrote:
>
> I typed sudo, all lower case. When it reports the error message, it
> capitalizes that word.
>
> I haven't had a chance to try
Em sáb, 6 de out de 2018 às 23:55, Pandem escreveu:
> Thanks GTI,
>
> Your contribution and the added information from Geert have been very
> helpful.
> One of the reasons to ask my initial questions were that in a long thread
> the readers who come late can and do miss important things on the.
Em dom, 7 de out de 2018 às 03:05, Pandem escreveu:
> After writing my last reply I was wondering is there a file in the source
> that has a list of the default colors and widths and heights of tabs etc.
> I'm not a programmer however I have tried to search the source lists for
> some that may
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