FOSS accounting software that doesn't need most of Gnome?
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I think /usr/games may be a hold over from when the "games" group was actively used. If you ad /opt to PATH for root, does it work or do we get a different error message?
I think /usr/games may be a hold over from when the "games" group was actively used. If you ad /opt to PATH for root, does it work or do we get a different error message?
Thanks Same error. Here's the script used to automate the process
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Quick and dirty to build kmymoney
set -e
export PATH="$PATH:/opt"
cp -p /home/c/d/Repository/SlackBuilds/kmymoney2.tar.gz /tmp
(cd /tmp && tar xzvf kmymoney2.tar.gz)
cp -p /home/c/d/Repository/kmymoney2-1.0.0.tar.bz2 /tmp/kmymoney2
echo 'Use locally modified kmymoney2.SlackBuild? (Y or y to use)'
read
case $REPLY in
y | Y )
cp -p /home/c/d/Repository/SlackBuilds/kmymoney2.local/kmymoney2.SlackBuild /tmp/kmymoney2
;;
esac
cd /tmp/kmymoney2
echo 'Edit ./kmymoney2.SlackBuild? (Y or y to edit)'
read
case $REPLY in
y | Y )
vi ./kmymoney2.SlackBuild
;;
esac
echo 'Run ./kmymoney2.SlackBuild? (Y or y to run)'
read
case $REPLY in
y | Y )
./kmymoney2.SlackBuild
;;
esac
In which case, I'm afraid I must drop out here. I don't have a Slack install to do any testing with and wouldn't want to send you off on a wild goose chase. Hopefully we've given enough information for someone more knowledgeable to assist. Good luck.
In which case, I'm afraid I must drop out here. I don't have a Slack install to do any testing with and wouldn't want to send you off on a wild goose chase. Hopefully we've given enough information for someone more knowledgeable to assist. Good luck.
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