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I just downloaded kmymoney2 this morning. First, I downloaded version 0.6 and then upgraded that to version 0.8. Version 0.6 worked fine but 0.8 seemed to have more of what I was looking for. Once I installed the upgraded version I could not get it to open. It was installed into my OpenOffice group in my menu. That didn't work to open it so I tried starting it with a terminal. I got the following error: "kmymoney2: error while loading shared libraries: libXinerama.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory". So how do I go about fixing this so that I can use this upgraded version?
I am using Debian 2.4 Sarge. Any help will be most appreciated.
Ah you're in sarge and then you have installed it from source or by apt-pinning or by some sort of trick?
Mmmhhh quite hard to do then, it greps a lot of dependencies, like libraries from kde 3.5
1)You could go for apt-pinning but this could be a bit risky (or not possible at all) if there are too many things[*]
2)You go to unstable where the 8.3 of kmymoney2 exists.
3)You go to testing when the package enters testing.
[*] kmymoney2 8.3 depends on this:
well, I suppose I will have to get rid of it then since it is basically of no use to me. Does anyone know of a program that can import from my checking account as well as stock accounts and update automatically? I recall trying gnucash at some point but didn't find it too thrilling.
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