KMyMoney Digest, Vol 99, Issue 6

[Felix Rubio]

Hi Jack,

    Sorry for not answering before: between christmas season and that I 
have been sick, I have not been operation til today. For compiling I 
found no problems at all: I am running arch linux, so I just downloaded 
the PKGBUILD from AUR, and 20 minutes later the software was cooked. 
Indeed, this fixed the issue of the previous payer appearing by default 
in subsequent entries.

    I am still having the issue of the account selecting "Increase" by 
default, but following your advise I will try to switch it from "Asset" 
to "Checking", and see if it helps.

    Thank you!

Felix

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> Felix,
> 
> I realize that in addition to Thomas' offer of help with compiling, you
> had other questions we still have not addressed.  In general, I prefer
> not to have accounts of the simple Asset type.  I prefer to use Savings
> or Checking, to better reflect reality.  I also use Cash to (try to)
> keep track of what is actually in my wallet.  I don't know for sure why
> you were getting a default "increase" rather than "decrease" but I
> think with a checking type account the default should be "withdrawal."
> 
> In terms of keeping the same payee as the previous transaction in the
> "Pay to:" field, I think that is by design.  I believe the date also
> stays the same.  There is no need to clear the Payee before entering a
> new one, so you would only have to clear the field if you were doing a
> transfer where you didn't want/need a Payee.
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> If this doesn't really address your issue, let us know, as well as
> whether you were successful in compiling from source, or need further
> help.
> 
> Jack
> 
> On 2018.12.31 11:12, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
>> Felix,
>> 
>> make sure to use the 5.0 branch (stable) and not master (unstable).
>> 
>> In case you've never build KMyMoney from source it may be a rough
>> ride. If you have problems, please contact us on the developer list
>> (kmymoney-devel at kde.org) and we can guide you through the jungle.
>> 
>> In case of your main problem, I currently cannot add anything useful.
>> 
>> Regards
>> 
>> Thomas
>> 
>> 
>> On Montag, 31. Dezember 2018 15:30:15 CET Felix Rubio Dalmau wrote:
>> 
>> > Hi Jack,
>> >
>> > 	Thank you for your answer. I will build KMM package from GIT
>> for this one, then :-). On our question: This is the account I share
>> with my wife, so there are two deposits per month, and a number of
>> bills/expenses paid out of there. The account if of type "Asset". Do
>> you have any idea on what might be wrong?
>> >
>> > 	Thank you!
>> > 	Felix
>> >
>> > On dilluns, 31 de desembre de 2018 13:00:02 CET
>> kmymoney-request at kde.org wrote:
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