I would like to run GNUcash on this little pet. I use the ubuntu sources.list and find that I can install and run GNUcash 2.0, not the latest 2.2.1. Any idea on how to install the latest one?
Also, the font and window size is a bit too big. Any suggestion to modify it to fit into this little pet.
Thanx!
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Started by agentyikes, Nov 02 2007 06:40 AM
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Posted 02 November 2007 - 09:28 AM
On a similar vein, there's a KDE based alternative I think. Can't remember what it is called. Anyway, you can try that if you have no luck configurung GNUCash.
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Posted 03 November 2007 - 02:57 PM
Yes, the KMyMoney2 should be roughly the same. There is also an import function that makes KMyMoney take the data from gnucash. However, I have done much work and time in gnucash. So, I rather not risk.
I have gnucash 2.0 installed and it works great. The only thing worse is the size of the windows, which is always too big to fit in. But I notice that some built-in apps also have this problem. So, this is not because of gnucash. It should be the OS.
I have gnucash 2.0 installed and it works great. The only thing worse is the size of the windows, which is always too big to fit in. But I notice that some built-in apps also have this problem. So, this is not because of gnucash. It should be the OS.
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Posted 03 November 2007 - 03:23 PM
Could someone explain how you would install kmymoney? That is the program I use on my home machines, and it would be great to have on my eee.
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