Roy,
I've been using KMM for many years. I switched from MS Money in 2005. I've
been in the user groups for almost that long and I read most of the
messages.
I think many of the questions that beginners ask are pretty typical for
anyone that is just starting with any of these programs and I don't
Hello Gilcio,
The Oxygen icons we need are older than that. In case we need icons in
newer versions of KDE, I'll see to include them in our source tree
temporarily.
Thanks for the feedback!
Regards,
Alvaro
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 2:09 PM, Gilcio Amaral-Martins
wrote:
> Hi Thomas and Alvaro,
> O
I knew it wouldnt be easy.
I get a couple of errors. both of which confuse me in my lack of
understanding of the way thins are compiled in linux. I mean I have a basic
understanding and can string together simple stuff but also admit I rely on
IDE's to put together the more complicated stuff
I'm very familiar with double entry and understand the purpose. I confess I
have not tried your demo, but the majority of complaints I see from users seem
to center on the double entry menus. I would use the same entry menus that
Quicken, MS Money and others use. It would be one or two lines wi
I will try the tool, but keep in mind that I did not try it because I read the
evaluations and your website. Both prominently refer to double entry book
keeping and that put me off. It would put off most consumers here. The US does
not require me (a consumer) to use a double entry book keeping s
First - please keep all messages to the list, not to individuals. The
next person may not remember to reply back to the list. I was almost
done with this reply when the next message arrived. (Thanks, Chris.)
On 2014.03.01 18:25, Chris wrote:
I'm only replying to one particular comment.
I'm
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On 2/03/2014 10:08 AM, Roy O'Kelly wrote:
I will try the tool, but keep in mind that I did not try it because I read
the evaluations and your website. Both prominently refer to double entry
book keeping and that put me off. It would put off most consumers here.
The US does not r
So what you are saying is not "don't use double entry" But "hide double
entry from the user"
In my experience with KMyMoney it is mostly hidden.
Ultimately if any accounting system is going to be used by an accountant for
preparing your taxes. or even if you do them yourself. The tax office
r
Double entry is a system designed to catch errors. People still make
mistakes when entering data (and programming). It is still relevant in
today's world.
I am curious. what system would you replace it with?
DC
On 2/03/2014 7:57 AM, Roy O'Kelly wrote:
You could actually have a successfu
You could actually have a successful product on your hands, but you need to let
go of double entry book keeping. The age of computers is here and it just
doesn't make sense for a consumer any more (if it ever did).
Quicken continues to abuse their customers, there isn't a decent competitor in
th
Am 01.03.2014 18:29, schrieb Thomas Baumgart:
>
> Hi,
>
>
>
> On Saturday 01 March 2014 12:32:01 Cristian Onet, wrote:
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>
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> > În ziua de Sîm 01 Mar 2014, la 12:30:29, Chris a scris:
>
> > > I would like to switch to the current 4.6.4 which is in the git
> repo (I
>
> > > prefer git) and am
Hi,
On Saturday 01 March 2014 12:32:01 Cristian Oneț wrote:
> În ziua de Sîm 01 Mar 2014, la 12:30:29, Chris a scris:
> > I would like to switch to the current 4.6.4 which is in the git repo (I
> > prefer git) and am wondering why the KDEWin version is so far behind.
Am I
> > better sticking to t
Hi Thomas and Alvaro,
Only packages not included in the official distribution are considered as
dependency at SlackBuilds.org. Oxygen is part of the KDE slackware
distribution so it will not be considered a KMy Money dependency but I
will write a note warning the users about that.
The only issue
Hello,
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 4:44 AM, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
> Hi,
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>
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>
> I have mentioned the differences between the KMyMoney versions above. I
> don't see the necessity to work with the 4.6 branch anymore, even though it
> is the stable one at the moment. I would do the following:
>
>
>
>
On 1/03/2014 9:02 PM, Cristian Oneț wrote:
În ziua de Sîm 01 Mar 2014, la 12:30:29, Chris a scris:
I would like to switch to the current 4.6.4 which is in the git repo (I
prefer git) and am wondering why the KDEWin version is so far behind. Am I
better sticking to this branch or can I use the 4
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On 1/03/2014 6:14 PM, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
Hi,
On Saturday 01 March 2014 12:30:29 Chris wrote:
> Ooops I sent this from the wrong account Pls Ignore the one in moderation!
Too late, never mind.
> Hi
>
> I have finally been able to compile and run kmymoney on windows Yip Y
În ziua de Sîm 01 Mar 2014, la 12:30:29, Chris a scris:
> I would like to switch to the current 4.6.4 which is in the git repo (I
> prefer git) and am wondering why the KDEWin version is so far behind. Am I
> better sticking to this branch or can I use the 4.6.4 branch?
KDE Win version is not behi
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