h actually keeping the records. Spreadsheets were
great for my limited needs in the '80s (Visicalc 1.0 on TRS-80) and '90s
(Quattro Pro then Star/LibreOffice), but by 2020 I needed something real.
Again, thanks! We don't say that often enough.
Mike Brady
From my ancient taglines file> bookke
, and in fact maintains
32-bit support longer than Windows releases of many other open source
software products.
Mike Brady
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how. Otherwise, we have to build from source to get a
newer version; not the most user-friendly method, especially after using
Windows for many years.
-MIke
On 12/3/2021 3:13 PM, Frank H. Ellenberger wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> Am 03.12.21 um 22:19 schrieb Mike Brady:
>> Have been follow
the Windows version within a week (usually only a day or 2) of the
Windows release. Not sure how they're doing it, but it might be
worthwhile for GNC to try it - perhaps a separate PPA? Since Linux is
polite enough to ask before updating, those who don't want to update can
easily block it.
-Mike
ning about Gnucash generating all that file traffic. It's
helped a couple of times when recovering from (personally-induced, while
getting the initial setup and the first couple of months right for me)
errors. Only mildly grumbling about how it seems impossible to separate
it from the main data f
Good point. Can GnuCash work as a front end to a database that does
record locking, such as MySQL? Otherwise, how would work done by
multiple other users on their copies of the data be safely merged into a
single master file?
It's clear, though, that GnuCash is designed mainly for single users. A
I’ve had a similar problem. Saving to PDF directly from Gnucash (3.x in my
experience) doesn’t do the paging, titles, headers correctly. It’s been that
way for a long time. Best workaround is to use the print-to-pdf pseudo-printer
in your operating system. That way, the PDF is generated as if
Was recently doing some reports with v. 3.10 (yes, I know, update?), and
found that "Export as PDF" doesn't respect page boundaries. Result is
that some lines are broken horizontally at the bottom & top of pages.
Doesn't happen, though, if I "Print to PDF" using a suitable (Windows
10) operating
