2016-08-25 GnuCash IRC logs
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02:37:45 <Chronostic> Just asking for the sake of curiosity, but it seems like my family is in a major mess with a bunch of accounts/collections all demanding cash. Would GnuCash be the best option to see exactly how much money we owe to each account/company?
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06:19:46 <frozenjim> @chronostic if someone in your family wants to learn the fundamentals of bookeeping and dedicate themselves to rigorously entering all data at least once a week - the yes. But there are many simpler, easier-to-learn web apps that might be better. GnuCash is AWESOME at what it does, but can be a challenge for someone without the requisite experience. It isn't really a casual adventure ;-)
06:19:46 <gncbot> frozenjim: Error: "chronostic" is not a valid command.
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09:18:35 <j0rdn> Where can I find documentation on the debit/ credit formula functions
09:19:15 <j0rdn> ie ppmt, pmt, ipmt etc
09:19:45 <j0rdn> and as a user can I create me own functions
10:00:12 <Chronostic> Aww, he quit; that was helpful for him to say that. I will still consider gnucash, but what webapps is he talking about?
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12:19:49 <jralls> j0rdn: They're intended to work like the spreadsheet equivalents. They aren't documented, though I think they may have been lifted from gnumeric 15 or so years ago so the gnumeric docs might be applicable. No, there's no way to add new ones at present.
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14:18:14 <Victor> hi
14:18:40 <Victor> does anyone use the gnucash android version + the desktop version? If so: how do you work with it? Create everything in the desktop, export to the android version, write transactions on the go and everytime you want to switch to desktop/android you just export and import?
14:24:20 <j0rdn> @Victor Im working with the desktop currently. As of right now this seems to be the method. Then again I am very new to gnucash.
14:24:20 <gncbot> j0rdn: Error: "Victor" is not a valid command.
14:27:42 <Victor> thx j0rdn
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18:27:43 <kiap> Hi, I recently updated Gnucash on my MacBook to 2.6.13 and now it seems that Gnucash no longer looks at the Preferred languages in Language & Region but instead uses what is set as the 'Format language' in the 'Advanced...' part of this dialog. Also, the override option mentioned on the wiki to do "write -app Gnucash AppleLanguages '(en)'" in a terminal window no longer seems to have any effect. I live in the Netherlands, but
18:27:43 <kiap> prefer to use my software in English.
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