David T. wrote: > Alexander-- > > I've found that under Apple's X11, the F::Q stuff only seems to work if I run > from a command line. It crashed whether I used a desktop Applescript or an X11 > menu item. I figured it had to do with there not being a place for F::Q to > direct output. > > David > Interesting--I've always just run it from a terminal window so I never noticed anything awry. > --- "Alexander K. Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Richard Nelson wrote: >> >>> I installed Gnucash 2.0.5 via Fink. When I start from either the >>> terminal or X11 terminal everything works fine (sw/bin/gnucash). When >>> I start from the X11 applications menu (sw/bin/gnucash), >>> Finance::Quote won't work. I ran pathsetup.sh again; still no help. >>> Any suggestions? >>> >>> >>> >> Yes. It's an annoying "feature" of Apple's X11 server that it doesn't employ >> your environment customizations. Try the following for your Applications >> Manu command for gnucash2: >> >> source /sw/bin/init.sh ; /sw/bin/gnucash >> >> For a more global option, you can have "source /sw/bin/init.sh" in a >> ~/.bashrc file. Others here don't like that option, but it's what I >> personally use. >> -- >> Alexander K. Hansen >> Fink User Liason/Documenter >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >>
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