CVS has been updated.
New Stuff (Both branches):
+ Robert Graham Merkel's patch to the date utilities and their
use in the transaction report.
(Development branch):
+ Fix to the way options are written. This bug prevented the
tip-of-the-day from being turned off.
+ i18n'd the 'R'
No, you need to install GNUCASH from source, not Guile.
-derek
Rolando Roman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i just installed guile from sour 1.34 and still get damm error
instaling gnucash rpm
root@Ptorico:/home/landy/rpms rpm -Uvh gnucash-1.4.1-1.i386.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
Please remember that I'm pointing out these problems so that GnuCash can
be _improved_, not out of any hostility towards it! :-)
I've got GnuCash 1.4.0, installed under Mandrake 7.0 from the RH 386 RPM.
In doing a "reconcile" of my checking account, I noticed the following
problems:
-
Clark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- With Quicken, I can move around in the "outstanding transactions"
fields, and hit cr to check something off. With GC 1.4.0,
although I can move around, I still have to use the mouse to
click on the item to check it off.
I hate to complain, but we've entered a nasty little vicious circle here.
Running Mandrake 7.1. I can't compile because I've yet to get past the
first problem that I posted here:
g-wrap --api c ... gnc.gwp
Error in execlp: No such file or directory...
Installing from the RPM nets this
Shawn Lee writes:
I hate to complain, but we've entered a nasty little vicious circle here.
Running Mandrake 7.1. I can't compile because I've yet to get past the
first problem that I posted here:
g-wrap --api c ... gnc.gwp
Error in execlp: No such file or directory...
Installing
Clark Jones writes:
Please remember that I'm pointing out these problems so that GnuCash can
be _improved_, not out of any hostility towards it! :-)
We're always glad to get feedback, so please feel free to fire away!
I've got GnuCash 1.4.0, installed under Mandrake 7.0 from the RH 386
Hello,
As a gnucash newbie I just tested the gnucash 1.4.1 release.
It seems to be a very useful program and I am delighted by the elegant
appearance. Well done. (Installation under SuSE 6.4 still requires some
twiddling and compiling the sources. But once having found the correct readme,
Did you install g-wrap from source or rpm?
From source...
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Niklaus Giger writes:
Hello,
As a gnucash newbie I just tested the gnucash 1.4.1 release.
It seems to be a very useful program and I am delighted by the elegant
appearance. Well done. (Installation under SuSE 6.4 still requires some
twiddling and compiling the sources. But once having
I've never been able to get GNUCash to work for me.
Here's my latest attempt (I compiled Gnucash-1.4.0 from source)
#0 0x4041ff77 in XLoadQueryFont () from /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so.6
(gdb) backtrace
#0 0x4041ff77 in XLoadQueryFont () from /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so.6
#1 0x403cc41b in
Bill Gribble wrote:
Clark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- With Quicken, I can move around in the "outstanding transactions"
fields, and hit cr to check something off. With GC 1.4.0,
although I can move around, I still have to use the mouse to
click on
Developers:
This is at least the third time (counting myself) that I've seen this. I'm
running GnuCash (under Mandrake 7.0, 386) with guile 6.0 and readline 4.1.
I'm not having any problems with these later libraries. (I turned off the
dependancy checking and planted the appropriate
I AGREE WITH MR CLARK JONES,
MAKING THINGS EASIER FOR ALL USERS SHOULD BE ONE OF THE GOALS
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Clark Jones wrote:
Developers:
This is at least the third time (counting myself) that I've seen this. I'm
running GnuCash (under Mandrake 7.0, 386) with guile 6.0 and readline
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Clark Jones writes:
[...]
Suggestion: having a "reconcile" icon on the register window would be a
nice addition -- especially for the "newbies".
I agree. There's no standard icon that really applies to 'reconcile',
so we're going to need to make one.
Trying to
Folks,
I have been struggling with a sorta on-line banking
system from one of the large brokerage houses. We have a couple of
checking accounts, credit card and a non-trivial sized IRA pension fund.
They have made a dog's dish of it. I have written just enough code
to
Bob Stanfield writes:
Folks,
I have been struggling with a sorta on-line banking
system from one of the large brokerage houses. We have a couple of
checking accounts, credit card and a non-trivial sized IRA pension fund.
They have made a dog's dish of it. I have written
Clark Jones writes:
Developers:
This is at least the third time (counting myself) that I've seen this. I'm
running GnuCash (under Mandrake 7.0, 386) with guile 6.0 and readline 4.1.
I'm not having any problems with these later libraries. (I turned off the
dependancy checking and planted
Bob Stanfield wrote:
[...]
First, I hope to get them to recognize that one of their wealthy
customers is not a Basidiomycetes.
Congratulations, Bob!
You actually made me break out the Webster's New Collegiate.
For the rest of the mailing list, dropping the pronunciation and
Dave Peticolas writes:
The correct way to solve this problem would be to build a binary package
on a mandrake system, and have mandrake users use that instead. Ditto for
SuSE, etc.
If there is anyone out there who has built, or can build
Mandrake,Suse, Caldera, or any other binary package
Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
Dave Peticolas writes:
The correct way to solve this problem would be to build a binary package
on a mandrake system, and have mandrake users use that instead. Ditto for
SuSE, etc.
If there is anyone out there who has built, or can build
Mandrake,Suse,
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Clark Jones writes:
Developers:
[...]
I would suggest that whoever's the keeper of the "makefile" that's used for
the RPM please consider looking to see if you can't chop off the ".4" on
libguile.so and the ".3" on libreadline.so so that we can use the "generic"
Arnold Troeger writes:
snip
I can do this for Mandrake 7.0. Would that help? Just tell me where to upload
the rpms.
Regards,
--
Arnold Troeger Unocal Thailand
"Microsoft
Clark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- With Quicken, I can move around in the "outstanding transactions"
fields, and hit cr to check something off. With GC 1.4.0,
although I can move around, I still have to use the mouse to
click on the item to check it off.
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Matthew Vanecek writes:
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Dave Peticolas wrote:
Matthew Vanecek writes:
I've been over this,
Dave Peticolas wrote:
[...]
As long as we build our packages on standard distributions, then
there won't be a problem, unless a user has upgraded their libraries
to incompatible versions. But if you're doing that, then you're on
your own anyway.
dave
Dave,
The whole point is that the
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff (Development branch):
+ Robert Graham Merkel's patch to the tip of the day window.
+ Kevin Finn's patch to allow entering amounts without a decimal
point. By default, this is turned off. Turn it on under the
"General" section of the preferences.
+ Put
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Clark Jones writes:
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Clark Jones writes:
Developers:
[...]
I would suggest that whoever's the keeper of the "makefile" that's used f
or
the RPM please consider looking to see if you can't chop off the ".4" on
libguile.so
Clark Jones writes:
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Clark Jones writes:
Developers:
[...]
I would suggest that whoever's the keeper of the "makefile" that's used f
or
the RPM please consider looking to see if you can't chop off the ".4" on
libguile.so and the ".3" on libreadline.so so
Tip suggestion:
Type + in the Num field of the
register to fill in the next check number.
Kevin
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, you wrote:
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff (Development Branch):
+ Robert Graham Merkel's tip-of-the-day patch. We need tips! If there
was a tidbit of information
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