[kmymoney] [Bug 486168] Kmymoney Reports no longer available after upgrade to Fedora 40 KDE Spin

[Jack via KMyMoney-devel]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=486168

--- Comment #17 from Jack  ---
@mattia 
The question was really whether that rebuilt version was pushed to the stable
repository.  It was not obvious to me just looking at the bug report.  Thanks
for confirming.

On porting to Qt6, no further bug or issue is needed.  It's already on the
list.  Some initial work has already been done as part of other program
changes, although there is plenty left to do.  I'm still hoping to publish some
sort of roadmap, but the next major release of KMM will be 5.2, which will be
made from master branch.  After that, I believe the major effort will be the
Qt5 -> Qt6 effort.  There is no formal timeline yet for either of these, and
it's already later than had been hoped, but things are definitely progressing.

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[kmymoney] [Bug 487734] cannot open when RDP to the machine

[jesse via KMyMoney-devel]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487734

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--- Comment #9 from jesse  ---
(In reply to Parvez from comment #7)
> Created attachment 170498 [details]
> sample.pdf
> 
> Thanks for a quick reply,
> Please find attached sample report.
> Have attached both PDF and csv Reports
> Thanks & Regards

Hi Parvez,

I noticed you uploaded a sample report. Does this mean the current Cash Flow
reports do not work for you? I looked at your example. I think, what you are
looking for is something I am looking for as well. Except that maybe I also
want to see money coming in as transfers, not only Income. 

Are you looking for a report that includes transfers between Assets and
Liability accounts as well or only Income - Expenses. 

For example, income - expenses does not take into account when money leaves an
Asset (checking) account to pay for a mortgage's principal loan amount
(liability). 

>From a household perspective, looking at only income and expenses reports, it
will seem like there was more income then what is in the checking account.
Whereas, if you look at a cashflow, you will notice that there was income but
also some transfers out of the account to pay for some liabilities (not
considered expenses). 

Anyways, I was just wondering if your report was intended to only capture
income - expenses or if you intended to also include transfers between Asset
and Liability accounts.

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