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KMyMoney 5.2.2 released

Overview The KMyMoney 5.2.2 release contains numerous bug fixes and improvements to enhance stability, usability, and performance of KMyMoney. The focus has been on addressing crashes, improving the user interface, and fixing data handling issues. The source code is available

My “job” as family admin or Linux rules the house

Last week on Dec 26 we had the yearly family admin day and a day later 39C3 (the 39th Computer Chao Congress) started. I usually try to watch interesting talks about security, reverse engineering and hardware. Most if not all

Why doesn’t KMyMoney provide (old) binary versions

Lately, this question came up a few times on different channels and I felt to provide some background why things are the way they are. The question arose most likely, because the latest KMyMoney development snapshot downloaded had a problem

Solar power system installed

For quite some time I was planning to setup a small (one or two panels) solar power system to at least collect some of the energy I burn for my computer equipment which operates 24/7. I finally made the step,

KMyMoney 5.2.0 released

A very long awaited milestone has been reached: Today the KMyMoney team announces the availability of the latest stable version of its Personal Finance Manager together with its companion library Alkimia.. Since the last stable release almost 3 years ago,

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Wasting time with inconsistent data

One of my leisure time activities is to develop KMyMoney, a personal finance management application. Most of my time is spent on development, testing, bug reproduction and fixing, user support and sometimes I even write some documentation for this application.

Akademy 2024

From Fri, Sep 6th to Tue, Sep 10th I attended the 2024 edition of KDE Akademy in Würzburg, Germany. I booked a room in a hotel downtown the same place CoLa, a fellow KDE developer, stayed. Since parking is rather

Getting ready for Akademy

Next Saturday, this year’s Akademy starts in Würzburg, Germany. After a rather long absence the last Akademy I attended in person was in Mechelen (2008) I am very much looking forward to meet old friends and make new

Make Firefox Private Again

Since the makers of Firefox unfortunately turned on private attribution by default (why? Mozilla, why?), the internet answers with an easy and automated way to turn it off again (at least on Unix style systems). https://make-firefox-private-again.com And here in short