The KMyMoney development team is proud to present version 5.0.2 of its open source Personal Finance Manager. Although several members of the development team had been using version 5.0.1 in production for some time, a number of bugs and regressions
KMyMoney 5.0.1 released
The KMyMoney development team is proud to present the first maintenance version 5.0.1 of its open source Personal Finance Manager. Although several members of the development team had been using the new version 5.0.0 in production for some time, a
KMyMoney 5.0.0 released
The KMyMoney development team is proud to present version 5.0.0 of its open source Personal Finance Manager.
Rome wasn’t built in a day
After a very long time, the KMyMoney development team is about to start the release cycle for the first release of its personal finance manager application based on KF5/Qt5. Various reports show us that people are already using the master
KMyMoney’s WebConnect
Recently, I opened a new online account at a new institution. Unfortunately, they do not provide a direct online access using a protocol such as HBCI or OFX which are already integrated into KMyMoney, but only a web frontend. So
KMyMoney’s Łukasz Wojniłowicz in Randa
Please read the following guest post from Łukasz who joined me last week in Randa to work on KMyMoney. Good things have happened in Randa and are going to happen to KMyMoney afterwards. During that time I’ve started to
Randa 2017 – Databases are back to KMyMoney
On the morning of Day 5 we chased and fixed a problem that was introduced a long time ago but never caused any trouble. The code goes back into the KDE3 version of KMyMoney and was caused by some changes
Randa 2017 – Days 3 and 4
On Day 3, we started out at 7:02 as usual with the team responsible for breakfast meeting in the kitchen. KMyMoney wise, we worked some more on keyboard navigation and porting to KF5. The dialog to open a database and
Randa 2017 – Day 1 and 2
Day 1 was mostly covered by the trip from Germany up to Randa which went really smooth. The last leg of the trip I was on a KDE train with 8 other fellow developers going from Visp up the valley