yonnie wrote:
It's whatever was current release during March. I have no way of
doing regression tests, nor determining which broke what. IMHO the
kernel is a suspect too, and March was a lot of upgrades ago for F8.
The target system (F8KDE) gets used for MYOB about once a week and
printing invoices about once a month, it took awhile before we
discovered the system was really broken, we had initially thought it
was a settings error. It was when I tried installing MYOB onto the
systems using F8(gnome) that I realized the problem may be more than
a setting issue. I don't understand enough about Linux to perform
regression errors using those code(s), it's beyond my skill-level.
I'm just a Linux user who became extremely tired of Windows. Since
we don't have a need for networking MYOB, I'm thinking of switching
to the free version of Quasar, just hesitant over all the data that
would have to be re-entered. It would be so much simpler if Wine
would start working again.
Thanks yonnie
I had thought it must have been a while ago, and had started regression
testing at 0.9.33 or so. That's about 18 months back. I'll bring my
testing forward to 0.9.53 as the"good" version - that's 5 months back,
and see if I can do any better.
Interestingly, I had reached 0.9.37 and MYOB runs much the same, and
still has the invoice printing problem.
I'll come back if I can find anything useful.
I'm actually tempted to shift the whole lot to gnucash, but don't have
enough accounting knowledge to be confident I worked out all the tax
implications
Russell
