Derek,
as I understand them the Ubuntu & Debian (which I use) distros are more
conservative and tend towards safety rather than speed of releases.
So the versions they carry are well behind the bleeding edge, because they
wait for more thorough testing for stability. That helps less techie/geeky
On Sat, 22 Aug 2020 at 23:59, Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> The 'Kept back' list is something to focus on.
>
>`sudo apt-get --with-new-pkgs upgrade`
>
> Should pull those in, *and* keep them as 'auto-installed'.
>
> If you install them one at a time, they will
GnuCash Release 2.6.19 is the last pre-packaged update that will be
available for Ubuntu release 18.04 because of changes in Ubuntu long term
releases. You will need to update your Ubuntu to 19.04 disco or, better,
20.04.1 LTS focal to benefit from the current pre-packaged release of
GnuCash.
Hello Fellow GnuCashers,
I installed GnuCash from Ubuntu software (Ubuntu 18.04), and it is
version 2.6.19. But I see the latest release on gnucash.org is 4.1. Why
is mine so far behind, and when can I expect the upgrades to come
through Ubuntu's distribution?
Thanks,
Derek Zehr
Many thanks Geoff,
It works perfectly,
I now realise why I could not get CSV to work previously, as I assumed that
"Transaction Commodity" should be the Stock, but I see now it should be the
currency of the trade.
The other thing that threw me was that when using a fraction for "Price" I
had to
I have found that the "Shares" field in the Stock Split Details window
parses the entry according to my numbers preference for currency value
entries. For example, entering 4000 is parsed into 40.00. (My preferences
in General -> Numbers is set to automatic decimal point.) If I enter "40"
without
The 'Kept back' list is something to focus on.
`sudo apt-get --with-new-pkgs upgrade`
Should pull those in, *and* keep them as 'auto-installed'.
If you install them one at a time, they will be marked as 'manually
installed' which could be problematic later.
Since you went through two
"Having a quick enquiry to make from an account that wasn't the most recently
opened, I started GC and (after checking the the Save button was greyed out) I
opened a different one via File->Open. I hadn't been able to reproduce the
crash until this morning, when I tried saving the first
Thanks again Adrien.
You are correct, I did upgrade from Jessie.
I have just checked my own update log, which I save out of the terminal
session.
It shows a lot which has been held back, and I also ran autoremove to clear
out a lot of unused stuff. There were plenty of python items there but I
The VM finished and restarted. Sure enough, python3.7.3 is installed by
default.
If you upgraded from a previous release, you might have pinned python to
an earlier version and forgot, or the upgrade did not go as planned.
If this was a fresh install of Buster, I'm not sure what happened, or
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