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Financial by bieljr 4 comments
The download link just redirects to the skrooge download page... Not sure if this is a real person posting this here, guess it could be removed.
If this is intended, then, as the skrooge developper, I would like to understand what is your intention - Nov 10 2012
If this is intended, then, as the skrooge developper, I would like to understand what is your intention - Nov 10 2012
Sorry, didn't notice the comment until today...
The explanation, in case you wonder what happened, is that KDE will only see Skrooge plugins after you ran kbuildsycoca, or after a restart. And since everything in Skrooge is a plugin, it appears empty until then.
I can only suppose one of these two actions was performed between tries #5 and #6 :)
Guillaume - May 10 2010
The explanation, in case you wonder what happened, is that KDE will only see Skrooge plugins after you ran kbuildsycoca, or after a restart. And since everything in Skrooge is a plugin, it appears empty until then.
I can only suppose one of these two actions was performed between tries #5 and #6 :)
Guillaume - May 10 2010
No, there is no such plan. Even more, it was a choice we made from the beginning *not* to use the double entry system, because we want Skrooge to be usable by users with no financial knowledge... :)
If you really miss it, you may want to try KMyMoney (even though the double entry thingy is not really visible to the user, I think), or gnucash. - Dec 04 2009
If you really miss it, you may want to try KMyMoney (even though the double entry thingy is not really visible to the user, I think), or gnucash. - Dec 04 2009
The issue was indeed on the skrooge side, but Stephane committed a fix :
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/SmwA75xOw4z7rnVD6I2u8w?feat=directlink
If you use the svn version of skrooge, you'll get the fix immediately, otherwise you'll have to wait for the next release... - Dec 04 2009
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/SmwA75xOw4z7rnVD6I2u8w?feat=directlink
If you use the svn version of skrooge, you'll get the fix immediately, otherwise you'll have to wait for the next release... - Dec 04 2009
Hmm, the dashboard content itself looks fine, but you're right, there are issues with the tabs and docks. While we have a few specificities in tabs (not sure if this is the cause, though), docks are completely Qt standard. I'll try to install bespin and see what it gives here...
- Dec 04 2009
We have no plans to create a koffice kpart at the moment. How would you use that ? Can you give some examples ?
As to gentoo ebuilds, a contributor stepped up a few weeks ago with an overlay : http://gpo.zugaina.org/app-office/skrooge
I know next to nothing to gentoo, though, so I'm not sure if this means you'll get an ebuild soon. - Oct 20 2009
As to gentoo ebuilds, a contributor stepped up a few weeks ago with an overlay : http://gpo.zugaina.org/app-office/skrooge
I know next to nothing to gentoo, though, so I'm not sure if this means you'll get an ebuild soon. - Oct 20 2009
Thanks for the feedback ! The missing icons is because some sizes were missing in skrooge 0.2.9, which is no longer acceptable in KDE4.3. This will be fixed with next version, 0.5.0 due on August 29th.
The .deb file is actually for ubuntu... Glad it works. - Aug 17 2009
The .deb file is actually for ubuntu... Glad it works. - Aug 17 2009
Just talked to Stephane, and we have no idea where this could come from... Please mail me (gdebure at yahoo dot com) we may be able to nail down the issue.
I will also try to hang out in IRC (#skrooge) on the evenings (GMT+1) if it suits you more. - Jun 08 2009
I will also try to hang out in IRC (#skrooge) on the evenings (GMT+1) if it suits you more. - Jun 08 2009
No you don't need the qt3-sqlite plugin, but you definitely need the qt4-sqlite one ! What's strange is that using the web interface for querying fedora package, I can't find neither the qt3 nor the qt4 one Oo. Or maybe its included in their qt build ?
- May 26 2009
With Ubuntu 9.04 now officially released, the skrooge team is delighted to announce that skrooge is now in ubuntu repositories !
Many thanks to Anthony Mercatante for bringing skrooge to ubuntu users. On a side note, we will stop delivering ubuntu packages in sourceforge. Ubuntu users are strongly encouraged to use their package manager to install skrooge - Apr 26 2009
Many thanks to Anthony Mercatante for bringing skrooge to ubuntu users. On a side note, we will stop delivering ubuntu packages in sourceforge. Ubuntu users are strongly encouraged to use their package manager to install skrooge - Apr 26 2009
Neuromante did it again : a binary package is now available for Arch Linux. All archlinux users can add this source to their pacman.conf config file:
[neuro]
Server = http://www.bracuccia.net/arch/i686
Many thanks to neuromante for packaging skrooge, from the skrooge team ! - Mar 04 2009
[neuro]
Server = http://www.bracuccia.net/arch/i686
Many thanks to neuromante for packaging skrooge, from the skrooge team ! - Mar 04 2009
Less mature obviously, but KDE4 based =0)
We still lack some features, and we may not implement everyting KMyMoney has. Skrooge was initially thought as something lighter and simpler.
Whether you prefer Skrooge over KMyMoney is mostly a matter of taste, but both projects are eager to receive feedback from user to keep getting better and better. Try both, and give us your opinion, it will be useful for both projects. - Feb 25 2009
We still lack some features, and we may not implement everyting KMyMoney has. Skrooge was initially thought as something lighter and simpler.
Whether you prefer Skrooge over KMyMoney is mostly a matter of taste, but both projects are eager to receive feedback from user to keep getting better and better. Try both, and give us your opinion, it will be useful for both projects. - Feb 25 2009
To anyone who had the same problem, we continued the discussion with righello by email, and it turns out it was all linked to a permission issue on the file po/listFiles.sh. Righello solved it by running
chmod +x po/listFiles.sh
This bug will be solved in a following version - Jan 29 2009
chmod +x po/listFiles.sh
This bug will be solved in a following version - Jan 29 2009
Looks like a wrong install path to me. What is your distro ? Where is KDE4 installed ?
For example, in my distro (Mandriva 2009, KDE4 is installed in /usr
So I need to do :
cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
make
make install (as root)
does this help ? - Jan 20 2009
For example, in my distro (Mandriva 2009, KDE4 is installed in /usr
So I need to do :
cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
make
make install (as root)
does this help ? - Jan 20 2009
Hmm, I still don't see KDE4.1 for slax... Did I miss something ?
Also, it looks like the easiest way to create a slax module would be to convert it from a slackware .tgz... Is there anyone out there using slackware who would be willing to package skrooge for us ? - Dec 23 2008
Also, it looks like the easiest way to create a slax module would be to convert it from a slackware .tgz... Is there anyone out there using slackware who would be willing to package skrooge for us ? - Dec 23 2008
I have a special fondness for slax, it is the first distro I regularly used (that was in 2004) before switching to a full blown installed distro. Memories...
However, as much as I like it, it seems it is still based on KDE 3.5, whereas skrooge requires KDE 4 libraries. I couldn't find any module for those, so it seems at first sight it is not yet possible to get a slax module running. Am I wrong ? - Dec 03 2008
However, as much as I like it, it seems it is still based on KDE 3.5, whereas skrooge requires KDE 4 libraries. I couldn't find any module for those, so it seems at first sight it is not yet possible to get a slax module running. Am I wrong ? - Dec 03 2008
Skrooge rpm is now available for Mandriva 2009.0 and Cooker ! Provided you activated and updated the "contrib backports" media, you should be able to install skrooge from the Mandriva Control Center.
Many thanks to Funda Wang from the skrooge team for packaging skrooge ! - Nov 26 2008
Many thanks to Funda Wang from the skrooge team for packaging skrooge ! - Nov 26 2008

PowerManager
System Software by f3lip3 7 comments
I have a KDE4.1 kpowersave in my Mandriva Cooker. It is plasmoïd that allows to choose CPU frequency policy, brightness... It doesn't yet cover all the functions from the KDE3.5 version, but it exists.
- Aug 06 2008