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./configure
make
checkinstall

use rpm to install the new rpm from /usr/local/src/packages/RPM/

Your CVS download is now in the rpm database!
Thanks for the update on your experience!  This is on my list of stuff 
to do for the family. Yes, I agree that inflow should be greater than 
outflow. ;-)

Thanks,
Dow




BruceG wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> 	A while back I posted asking for financial management package information - 
> basically a GNUCash vs KMyMoney2 vs MoneyDance sort of thing. As a past user 
> of MS Money - I wanted something simple to use and understand. So - it's 
> update time.
> 
> 	I installed KMyMoney2 from my SuSE 9.0 distribution and kinda sorta liked it. 
> It worked well, was easy to use - so I subscribed to the KMyMoney2 users and 
> developers e-mail lists to see what was going on.
> 
> 	The buzz on the current stable version of KMyMoney2 was pretty good, so I 
> installed 0.6.1 from source. A nicer package all around. Installing from 
> source on SuSE 9.0 and Debian Testing was okay with help from the list. After 
> checking, I didn't really need to install from source. SuSE has KMyMoney2 
> 0.6.1 on their FTP server under the KDE upgrade section (under KDE apps).
> 
> 	I imported 6 months of CC data, then manually (ouch!!!) entered 6 months of 
> checking data. Now I've got from January to current. It certainly helps in 
> seeing how much I am spending by category. As a side note, I took the 
> scissors to my credit cards, opened a Credit Union savings and checking 
> account, and selected a small amount from each paycheck to automatically go 
> to my credit union savings account to start building a much needed emergency 
> stash 'o cash. Nothing like looking at expenses versus income to make a 
> person get a little focused. (hmmmm, income should be MORE than expenses - 
> what a concept).
> 
> 	There was a lot of good information on the developer's list about new 
> features in the development branch of KMyMoney2 - so I decided to install 
> from CVS. It was very straight-forward and worked like a charm. The newest 
> stuff has some built-in reports (with data export to CSV so you can pull it 
> into OpenOffice), income / expense category templates, and gpg encryption.
> 
> 	I'm still trying to learn some features, but definately like the package. 
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