Are you using a special font? Can you try setting the default font in
Systemsettings?
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KMyMoney window cannot be resized smaller
To manage
Can you verify if it's a duplicate of this bug?
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=295883
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The only desktop we are getting this error is in Unity. So, the error may be in
KMyMoney's source, but it's only triggered by some behaviour in Unity, and it
doesn't happen in other desktops.
Can we please keep looking into this, and not just close it as invalid?
I'm a KMM developer, BTW.
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Sorry, I meant multiple budgets, not reports.
And budgets are not regular values. For instance, you can have multiple budgets
for the same year, and you have no way, at the moment, to select the default
budget for each year.
This will be implemented at some point, but for now, it is the way it is
That's the way it is by design. You can only view one budget per report.
Several things have to be updated before it can show multiple reports.
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Any KDE application which uses locale in one way or the other will have a
dependency on systemsettings or kcontrol to modify those locales.
The package is taken from Debian, so this bug should be forwarded upstream.
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Not particularly. I hope some internal project can help Kubuntu get on
the right track, but for now it just wasn't cutting it for me.
Related to translations, I can tell you that last time I looked in
Rosetta there were many suggested strings that weren't approved and
would have helped a great dea
David, the last time I was using Kubuntu, the strings were fine.
Unfortunately, there were several other problems and I finally switched
distros about a month ago.
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I am sure. The decimal settings are taken from the KDE settings.
Believe me, I'm a developer of KMyMoney, not part of the Bugsquad.
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That will only change the translations used, but most settings are taken
from KDE Global settings.
Try running "kcmshell language" in a terminal. I use KDE, so I cannot point
you to the right place to do that. However, until you change that, the
decimal symbol will remain the same.
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KMyMoney uses the KDE settings. Change the decimal settings for KDE and it
should be ok.
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Please wait for 1.0.1, because a critical bug went into 1.0.0. That's
what motivated the bugfix release so close after 1.0.0
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Here is the info. The problem seems to be in the language-pack-kde-es-base
package.
Here is the log of what I did according to your instructions.
a...@heiku:~/tmp$ apt-get source language-pack-kde-es-base
Leyendo lista de paquetes... Hecho
I'm running KDE 4.3.1 from these PPAs, so I'm aware this may not affect
4.2 (although these errors were there last time I tried a vanilla
installation)
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu jaunty main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu jaunty main
de
Akregator -> Hovering on the system tray icon -> "Akregator: %n
artículos no leídos."
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This affects the KDE 4.3.1 Jaunty PPAs
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Many messages in the Spanish translation of kdepim contain %n strings.
That's because someone reused some old-format translation. Please, go
over the whole KDE translation package for KDE 4.3.1 and make sure there
are no %n characters. It should %1
I see where your confusion comes from. Kmymoney2 is a name coming from
an old change to KDE2. But the latest version of kmymoney2 is 1.0. So,
my guess is that your installation is ok now.
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That has to do with the release cycle of Ubuntu. The packages are only
refreshed every certain time, and they are not as good as they could be.
That is for the Ubuntu team to fix.
I'm a KMyMoney developer, and have no control over it. Our alternative
solution was to provide a PPA, which users have
I can confirm it is NOT a KDE4 version.
A KDE4 version is underway, but 1.0 is KDE3.
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The KMM stock packages in Jaunty have the plugins disabled, and they are
broken in some other ways.
Our recommendation is to install the packages from a PPA provided by one of our
users.
https://edge.launchpad.net/~claydoh/+archive
Add his repository, uninstall your current version, and install
Ubuntu 9.10 is still in alpha, which is not for end users. I guess you mean
Ubuntu 9.04
The latest version and the plugins are available for installation from a PPA.
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Do not check that box. Then, select an online update source. Yahoo is the most
common one.
Please, for any further question use the Question feature here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kmymoney2
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Yo
You have to install the Finance::quote package. Otherwise, select Yahoo
as your online source.
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This bug is not valid, but rather a misunderstanding on how KMyMoney is
supposed to work.
My recommendation is to subscribe to the kmymoney-users mailings list and ask
all necessary questions.
http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/mailinglist.html
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Status: New
To delete an account, it must not have any transactions nor should it be
referenced anywhere. eg. on a schedule.
To set the starting balance of an investment account, use the Add Shares
action.
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You cannot change the type of an account.
For what you want to do, you can either create an asset account, which
you include in your pay transaction, and later you transfer money from
that account to your 410k account (which should be an investment
account), or you can create a brokerage subaccoun
In this case, I would setup an asset account, which I would add to the
pay transaction.
Then go to the 401K account, and create a buy transaction from the asset
account.
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As I said before, you are handling this the wrong way. You should have a
brokerage account for these cases.
Some controls were added in 0.9.3 to prevent issues in investment
transactions, that's why it won't let you Accept the transaction when
you edit it.
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Please save your file as an anonymous file (make sure the filename ends on
.anon.xml) and attach it to this bug, so I can take a look at it and find
what's wrong.
Point out which accounts have the problem, because the names and amounts are
scrambled on the anonymous file to protect your privacy.
You shouldn't have got any errors when installing from Clay's PPA. BTW,
you should have added the repo instead of installing the .deb, but
that's a different story.
Anyway, I have a similar setup and it's working fine. All I can think of
is that you have some weird accounts, related to the import,
Where did you install 0.9.3 from? How did you install it?
I am using the latest version and I have no problem entering accounts
for split transactions.
For your case, you usually have a brokerage account. That is, a cash
account used for investments. If you haven't created it at the same time
as
If the 401K account is defined as an investment account, you can't
select it from there. Investment-related transactions have to be entered
from the investment account ledger.
** Changed in: kmymoney2 (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Hei Ku (asoliverez)
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I tried to kill dbus-daemon, but KWin died on me and it killed my whole
session. How can I do it gracefully?
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Don't patronize me, please. I know that D-Bus shouldn't take 2GB of RAM
and fill in all available swap space while sitting idle.
I don't have the same setup as when the bug was reported, but I will try to
reproduce it and send the output of "ps avx"
Now, have you tried to reproduce it, or are you
It renders the machine unusable, and it will even prevent me from
restarting kdm. So, if it is not a memory leak, it behaves like one, and
whether it is a memory leak or not is just semantics. The problem should
be fixed. If it's an excessive load that will render D-Bus unusable,
then you have a ta
** Changed in: kmymoney2 (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Hei Ku (asoliverez)
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The correct way to change the opening ledger is by right-clicking the
account, select Edit account... and in the dialog select the General tab
and change the opening balance, and then press Ok. It is not advisable
to modify the opening balance yourself on the ledger. I just tried this
on the CVS ve
I had the same leak and found it was the Oxygen System Monitor, querying
several times per second for Amarok information, even if Amarok is not running.
Removing the system monitor from the desktop stopped the leak for me, at least
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After going through a lot of forums and bug reports, I found a similar
problem where it directed to install the latest version from here.
http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install/install/index.html
That solved my problem. Do you know when this version is going to be
available in Ubuntu?
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I am attaching the output of hp-check.
BTW, the scanner of this multifunction printer works without problems.
** Attachment added: "hp-check.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26834756/hp-check.log
** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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After checking a file sent by the user, it was determined that the
problem lied in the opening balance. Correcting the opening balance
fixed the issue.
** Changed in: kmymoney2 (Ubuntu)
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Could you please save your file as an anonymous file and attach it here?
I will take a look at it and that will allow me to sort this out.
Thanks!
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When you set up a credit card account, entering a positive opening
balance means you owe that much money. A negative balance in that case
would mean the credit card owes you.
You can go to the ledger, select the opening balance transaction and
change it from payment to charge. That should fix the
I am the maintainer of the forecast module in KMyMoney.
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Which version of KMyMoney are you using? Where did you install it from?
Are you sure your credit card and the payment schedule is setup
correctly? It should show a positive balance in the accounts view, and a
negative balance in the home view.
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Running a consistency check on the file fixed the problem. There is no
need for a code change for this bug.
** Changed in: kmymoney2 (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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It is a problem with the file, not a bug.
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Status: New => In Progress
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It turned out to be a different issue than what I imagined. There is or
was an account with id A000245 that is no longer there in your file.
>From the Tools menu, run a consistency check. That should fix the
references and then you should be able to reenable the Networth Forecast
without problem.
end out a file, but how do I "save as anonymous"?
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> Joe
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>
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> Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 3:46:54 PM
> Subject: [Bug 329055] Re: Can't open file after upgrading
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> Ok. If y
Ok. If you can check one by one, that would be great. My guess is that
it is the Forecast one. That was a problem in that version.
Also, if you can save your file as anonymous, compress it and attach it to the
bug, that would be great. That way I can check it and make sure it is working
fine in
Try running: kmymoney2 -n
That will open kmm with no file open. Go to Configure, Home page settings,
uncheck all. Try opening your file now.
If that doesn't work, can you get a backtrace of the error?
Here you can find the instructions on how to do that:
http://forum.kde.org/how-to-get-a-backtra
The package in Ubuntu is broken in different several ways.
Can you try installing from a PPA with a more updated version?
https://edge.launchpad.net/~claydoh/+archive
This one has an updated version which works very well in Ubuntu.
Uninstall your current version, add the repository and install th
There is a bug in how the package is put together. What I do not know is
if this package has been customized for Ubuntu or it is the same exact
package as for Debian. If so, then this bug should be reported
upstream. I can be contacted for help anytime, if someone decides to
work on this.
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You can check the sources and verify it is there.
If it is not there, we can confirm the problem is there.
If it is, then it is somewhere, probably somewhere in the package.
And good luck trying to contact someone about the package. This package has
been broken for months and I have had no luck
You can download the source for that package and check there.
sudo apt-get source kmymoney2
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The default currencies are stored in kmymoneyview.cpp.
There is a method called MyMoneyView::loadDefaultCurrencies(void) about line
1350 of the file.
You should see all currencies there.
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Is it possible that there are currencies, but the dialog window is not
being painted correctly, like it happens with Compiz sometimes?
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You have to have the required dependencies to see the Online Banking menu.
For OFX, that includes OpenSP and some others.
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It does not fix the problem because the main package has been built
without that support. For OFX to work, it should be built with the
--enable-ofx flag and the libofx and lib-osp packages should be
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KMyMoney Debian package is built without online banking support. Ubuntu
package is taken from that one, so you will not have online banking if
you install from Ubuntu repositories.
One of our users provides a PPA that you can install from, here:
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The KMyMoney package in Ubuntu has a screen resolution error that prevents it
from being used adequately. The windows are bigger than the screen size even in
large resolution.
I don't know what you have done to the package, but as it is, I hav
This is apparently a problem of the Kubuntu package.
My recommendation is to remove it and use the PPA provided by one of our users.
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And with the new 0.9.2 package from the repositories
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It happens on Ubuntu Alpha 6 too.
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Bug Squad, could you please confirm this bug in Intrepid and forward
upstream to the Debian packagers. I don't know how to check, but this
package is surely taken from Debian as-is, like previous packages.
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Do you have any other KDE application, like K3B or Amarok? Does it
happen there too?
Also, you should be careful when opening your 0.8.8 file in version 0.9
of KMyMoney. You can read it in 0.9, but if you save it with 0.9, you
should not open it with 0.8 anymore, because you will lose data.
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It is certainly a problem in the KDE setup. Probably, you are missing a KDE
theme. The themes are ones in charge of showing the maximize, minimize, etc.
buttons.
Try installing kcontrol, and run it to check what theme you have installed for
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I think this bug could be closed since version 0.9 is included in
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Version 0.8.9 (stable) and 0.9 are available for KMyMoney.
0.8.9 is available from Debian, along with the KBanking plugin package.
Could you please port it to our repositories?
0.9 is a development release, and it has not been packaged in Debi
For 0.8.9, there is a new package in Debian for KBanking plugin. See here:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/k/kmymoney2-plugin-aqbanking.html
I think that should be ported too, otherwise the kbanking plugin installation
has to be done manually.
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The issues were fixed in 0.8.9, which is already packaged in Debian.
That should be ported to Hardy to make HBCI work.
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Sorry to disagree, but this is not really a fix. It should have been
forwarded upstream so that the Debian maintainer decides to include or not
the configure flags.
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> Fixed in 0.8.8-1 in hardy.
>
> ** Changed in: kmymoney2
This bug should be forwarded upstream to Debian, since this is a package
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, specially since it is already in the main
kernel, 2.6.22-21 or so.
On Nov 26, 2007 7:30 PM, dAniel hAhler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hei Ku, you need to change some BIOS setting probably. It's called
> "Legacy USB keyboard support" (or similar) on my BIOS.
>
>
>
And it doesnt work during boot. (GRUB menu)
On Nov 26, 2007 1:23 PM, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Everything works fine using the standard 105 key layout except:
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> Special buttons 1-5
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