James,
GnuCash doesn't provide 'downloads' for Linux. (that is, ready to
install and run.) GnuCash instead provides the source code for download
to 'build' GnuCash. This is probably *not* what you want. (for advanced
users and developers)
You install it from *within* Linux (not downloading from a website)
using various means:
1. Use the Mint Software Manager.
2. Use an alternative 'graphical pacakage manager' such as Synaptic.
3. Use a 'command-line package manager' such as apt, apt-get, or
synaptic (also has a command-line interface)
If you need, or want, the latest GnuCash version and it is not available
by one of the above means, look into installing Flatpak support, and
then installing the Flatpack version of GnuCash. (if you are a Linux
beginner, this is a slightly more advanced method, and I'd stick with
option #1 above until you are more familiar with Linux.)
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/31/22 1:27 PM, James Baxter via gnucash-user wrote:
I have a 15 year old laptop computer. it has Linux Mint. i just down load it
about 3 weeks ago.I am looking to down load Gnucash, as i am not able to. I
have been through all the items to do with Gnucash, as i don't see a think on
the type of computers.
thanks
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