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kbudget
Financial
Score 63%
Description:

A personal finance program.

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deeemoneeey

13 years ago

I am trying to compile mymoney a kde app. I relatively new to linux. Im running fedoracore2. anyway the message I get after typing ./configure is "checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your installation and add the..." can anyone assist me with this problem.

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tgrauss

13 years ago

You should try to install the X developpement package. The headers of X are missing. The name of the package should be X.org-dev or X11-dev or something similar.

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deeemoneeey

13 years ago

thanks for the update. I did install the x development stuff and the problem I was having is now fixed. However I seem to have a different problem with compiling the same program. It seems like selinux is not enabled or configured correctly. It seems a bit criptic for a beginner like me. do you have any insight to selinux and the approiate security settings for installing kmymoney.

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shimon

13 years ago

hey are there any binaries out? like DEB? there is no need fo rpm (seeing it doesnt work)

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isaiah53

13 years ago

Well, this was the first time I complied and installed from source. Thanks to your clear instructions it went smoothly. It's a great app, too ! Thank you.

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tihkal

13 years ago

The apps are cool that are on the front page at the moment. But neither are screensavers that I can see.

Are people confusing KDE-Look with KDE-Apps????? I know they look similar but ones red and the other is blue? We'll the last time I checked ;-)

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tihkal

13 years ago

Hmm.
"Curiouser and curioser" said Alice.

I posted the above comment on KDE-Look and it ends up here?? Something odd is going on. Do the sites share the same database by any chance???

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mETz

13 years ago

Something's wrong with this entry :)

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krogoth2

13 years ago

Hmm... note to self: keep mouse away from comboboxes when scrolling :)

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elektroschock

14 years ago

Please use the

10000 $ format instead of $10000.

This looks more -- clean.

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chucky

14 years ago

I think that it would be good to use the l10n (localization) system of KDE.

Yes, you know. I am talking about that module in KControl which noone never uses ;)

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PreacherDave

14 years ago

Actually, if he's done this properly it'll work however you have currency set in your Country/Region & Language control tab.

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krogoth2

13 years ago

Chucky's got it right - KBudget will use whatever KDE is set to use. I think it's one of the first KDE apps that actually uses money formatting, so maybe it isn't surprising that not everyone has it configured the way they want :)

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