Ben
I saw this on the macports-dev list, but I am replying on the user list.
I have been using kmymoney via macports for several years, and it works
fine. There are some challenges with using KDE software, as noted here:
https://trac.macports.org/wiki/KDE
I suspect your problem is that you need to use launchctl to load dbus,
as noted in the wiki. You might also try running some other simpler kde
apps like kwrite to see if all kde apps are having trouble or just kmymoney.
Jonathan
On 5/9/18 15:48 , macports-dev-requ...@lists.macports.org wrote:
In any case, I've recently gotten an older 2010 MacBook Pro running High Sierra
to replace my equally old Windows laptop, and I've been able to get everything
working to my liking except my accounting program, KMyMoney, and I'm wondering
if someone like you could help me!
I'm hardly familiar with this piece of software.
After many hours of trying to figure out how to make it work via the insanely
un-user-friendly
MacPorts/Xcode system, I still have not been able to get it to work, except via
a Windows 7
install inside of Parallels, which takes forever to boot up (I'm not very
patient...). On the
MacPorts page for KMyMoney, it says the 12 dependencies are: xz cmake qt4-mac
aqbanking5 automoc kde4-runtime kdepimlibs4 libalkimia libofx oxygen-icons
phononpkgconfig
and yet when I install KMyMoney4 via Terminal, I end up getting 298 other ports
installed
alongside KMyMoney4,
