PS forgot to mention I'm looking for beta testers especially anyone who
uses budgets.
On Sun., 3 Mar. 2019, 20:14 Christopher Lam,
wrote:
> for augmented budget report, which computes accumulated budget amounts
> instead of periodic budget amounts.
>
>
John,
Added a note to the wiki Configuration Locations page to indicate that it
may not be applicable to flatpak , snap and other such packages.
David Cousens
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David Cousens
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> On Mar 3, 2019, at 1:33 PM, Chris Graves wrote:
>
> I normally use gnucash on macos, but today, was experimenting with flatpak
> Build ID: git 3.4-145-gc9ddd6c82+(2019-02-23) on fedora 29. I seem to
> remember seeing recent emails that the location of the metadata was in
> ~/.local. But
I normally use gnucash on macos, but today, was experimenting with flatpak
Build ID: git 3.4-145-gc9ddd6c82+(2019-02-23) on fedora 29. I seem to
remember seeing recent emails that the location of the metadata was in
~/.local. But the message upon launching gnucash displayed the following
popup:
Thanks, David.
I can confirm that a multi-currency transfer uses the same amount on both
sides. I did not check the Trading Accounts but assume that works just fine.
Reading your document gave me a few ideas, however. I might try sending both
Deposit and Withdrawal columns together. Or
A brief update from my side, as well. I've spent a few hours adding code to
my export library and CSV generator.
At first, I've exported the tranfers and that seemed to have gone well.
However, as in my test file I had at least four different currencies, I
switched back to simple transactions.
for augmented budget report, which computes accumulated budget amounts
instead of periodic budget amounts.
https://github.com/christopherlam/gnucash/tree/maint-budget-refactor for
the whole repo
