On Mittwoch, 29. Mai 2019 01:39:18 CEST Chris Shattock wrote: > Hi > > I'm a Windows user. (Sorry, but there are apps I depend on which have not > been ported to Linux and I can't find a Linux equivalent.) I'm looking to > move away from Quicken. > > I find lots of information directed at Linux users. Even in your manual, it > is hard to know whether the comments made about how things look in KDE also > apply to Windows, as there is nothing to about the Windows version. > > I went to the Win 64 download area and found 6 options: two compressed and > one .exe for each of what appear to be two releases -- 4.8.3-3.1 and > 4.8.3-3.7. Both have the same "last modified" time and date against them. I > can't find any information which will help me decide which of the two I > should download.
I agree here, regarding installable Windows versions there is a bit of a 'mess'. Currently, there are two different build environments a) the KDE build server b) the OBS (OpenSUSE Build Server) which create windows binaries. The former does that for the current 5.0 stable branch https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/KMyMoney_Release_win64/ and master https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/KMyMoney_Nightly_win64/ on a daily basis on an MSVC based build environment. A MinGW based build environments is also available, but currently disabled due to some other broken package we rely on. >From the latter, version for the KDE4/Qt4 based 4.8 version as well as KF5/Qt5 >based 5.0 version are available, though they are hard to find if not linked >from some place (this is my personal impression and I might not have found the >right search tool yet). Guess, we have to clean this up e.g. by creating a windows specific download page. > Result: I'm going to download GnuCash. Thank you for sharing your upfront opinion. I hope, it will give us enough energy to improve the situation around our Windows installers and hope to see you coming back in a bit to check it out. Regards Thomas -- Regards Thomas Baumgart https://www.signal.org/ Signal, the better WhatsApp ------------------------------------------------------------- Did you know that the browser that runs on all mobile phones originated in the KDE projects -------------------------------------------------------------
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