Re: [orca-list] Accessibility of Gnucash

[kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com>]

hi

Gnucash is accessible enough to be part of the linux distribution I 
develop, called sonar along with kyle Brouhard and Jonathan Nadeau. 
Although to be completely honest with you, I have never figured out how 
to use it properly. I did test it, but only as far as to create a test 
account and enter some sample numbers in it and it passed those tests. 
That doesn't mean it's a hundred percent accessible but it's at least 
accessible enough to be used for accounting, which is what it's for. 
That being said, if anyone knows of better software that's more 
accessible I'll gladly switch them out. I've tried to come up with the 
best, most accessible software to put into sonar and ... end of sales 
pitch. It used to be completely inaccessible and is in fact inaccessible 
on anything but gnu/linux, I've tested on windows as recently as 10 and 
it's not accessible there, so any recent linux distro, ubuntu zenial 
(16.04), fedora, arch, sonar, etc should have no trouble running it. 
There could definitely be bugs, so if you wouldn't mind helping us find 
them we can make it even better. Man When did I start sounding like a 
boyscout lol.

Thanks

Kendell Clark



On 08/19/2016 07:54 AM, Michael Weaver wrote:
> Has Gnucash become more accessible with Orca since I tried it with Ubuntu Trusty or a couple of versions of 
> Ubuntu before Trusty?
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