Hi Phil,
before I start: it seems the mail server rejected your mail because of
the for it unknown attachment. Perhaps Derek will comment on that later.
Thunderbird did not display your attachment. I had to trick it to
display it in LibreOffice.
David is right, just register your wiki account
> On May 11, 2022, at 8:30 AM, Phillip Duff wrote:
>
> For the Mac at least, CMake has a user interface, but for some reason the
> author wants to bring everything back to command line level, so the Make
> interface should be referenced. Not sure about Linux, so we can leave the
> command
> On May 11, 2022, at 8:30 AM, Phillip Duff wrote:
>
> (Needs to have added here for Mac users that if you install XTools, you
> already have both Git and make (which ic buried further down, too late). We
> should simply recommend that Xtools is installed, whether it is 4Gb is
> irrelevant
HI,
Looks like I might need some help here as well as offering a rewrite for the
‘How to change documentation in GNUCash, which I find difficult, confusing and
overly technical when the audience is documenters who may well not be
developers.
It has taken me a whole afternoon to unravel what
Phillip,
Your attachment uses a proprietary format that many might find difficult to
open. I know I do. Perhaps you could create a pdf?
If you think you can improve the wiki page, you should just go for it.
As for the complexity of the tools and the process, I can only agree.
David
On May
Frank,
I disagree with your assertion regarding placing transitory information
(such as the current state of the installation process of Finance::Quote
on Macos) into documentation rather than the wiki. There's an
installation page on the wiki for just that reason.
But this is just another
Hi together,
Am 23.04.22 um 20:04 schrieb David T. via gnucash-user:
> Phillip,
>
> Good to hear that someone is interested in working on the documentation!
Christian Wehling is permanently working on the manual (help) starting
from translating to German and backporting improvements to the
Phillip,
Good to hear that someone is interested in working on the documentation!
Gnucash uses Bugzilla (bugs.gnucash.org) to suggest enhancements and fix bugs,
and the documentation has its own section there. You will find that there are
numerous documentation bugs and enhancements
Hi,
Issue 1:
For whoever is responsible for your documentation.
I spent 40 years in IT companies in a variety of roles and now retired , I will
offer to rewrite and assist in your documentation. In reviewing your
documentation I think there are a number of improvements that I can offer,
