just finished successful install of 1.5.3...yup I know development
release :)
anyway i'm wanting to view/help test but am getting the following on
startup and don't see it repeated on mailing list anywhere..thanks lee
Redhat 7 with 2.4.1
lee writes:
just finished successful install of 1.5.3...yup I know development
release :)
anyway i'm wanting to view/help test but am getting the following on
startup and don't see it repeated on mailing list anywhere..thanks lee
Redhat 7 with 2.4.1
On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 03:59:34PM +1100, Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
However, it appears that to set a style for a particular row, you have
to know exactly what row number you're presently at. There isn't a
"set the last row you added's style" or something similar, is there?
Nope. You
Very strange, I'm not sure why python is even being invoked
here. Perhaps guppi is doing this. At any rate, do you have
python installed and, if so, what version?
dave
i have python-2.0-13 installed...
lee
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Very strange, I'm not sure why python is even being invoked
here. Perhaps guppi is doing this. At any rate, do you have
python installed and, if so, what version?
dave
i have python-2.0-13 installed...
sorry :(..of course after i posted i got to thinking wait a minute
did I
The bane of a GNUCash user's life seems to be getting all the shared
libraries installed - and learning what a shared library is etc. One
would hope that rpm and other packaging systems would look after this
for us, but a recent posting to the gnucash-users list would seem to
indicate that this
Ben Stanley writes:
The bane of a GNUCash user's life seems to be getting all the shared
libraries installed - and learning what a shared library is etc. One
would hope that rpm and other packaging systems would look after this
for us, but a recent posting to the gnucash-users list
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 09:33:33AM +1100, Ben Stanley wrote:
The bane of a GNUCash user's life seems to be getting all the shared
libraries installed - and learning what a shared library is etc.
Yes, this is a pain right now, but it will be getting easier. Gnucash
doesn't depend on much more
Robert Graham Merkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You might notice that we never hear of problems from Debian users
trying to install the Debian packages. That's because Debian *does*
have this problem solved. Debian dependancies are package rather than
file-based, and the Debian package
Derek Atkins writes:
Robert Graham Merkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You might notice that we never hear of problems from Debian users
trying to install the Debian packages. That's because Debian *does*
have this problem solved. Debian dependancies are package rather than
Robert Graham Merkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the correction.
Debian can do package-based library dependancies automatically,
meaning there's never any problem figuring out which package you need
to install a library, and allowing Debian's package front ends to go
and easily
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