[GNC] Annoying Register Issue
Les
lelliott5 at gmail.com
Thu Nov 12 09:02:08 EST 2020
Thanks for the reply Tommy.
I have used the Flatpak version of GC since at least 4.0 on the same
system. This is the first experience of the issue described. I often
issue the flatpak update and nothing has updated since GC 4.2.
I am running this on a Lenova w541 and just checked the insert key, but
to no effect. However, there is a "Windows" key and that did remove an
entry. ???
For what its worth, I have two of these laptops, both running the same
version of Linux Mint and I just installed GC 4.2 via Flatpak on the 2nd
one and I don't have this problem problem. Weird.
Les
On 11/12/20 7:14 AM, Tommy Trussell wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 4, 2020 at 6:38 AM Les <lelliott5 at gmail.com
> <mailto:lelliott5 at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> I recently upgraded to GC 4.2 via Flathub (on Linux Mint 19.2. It
> seems
> that if you enter an incorrect entry and attempt to backspace or
> delete
> an entry in the register, it will not allow this action. I am
> able to
> highlight the entry and then type over it.
>
>
> Hi -- has this issue resolved for you? I am using GnuCash 4.2 via
> Flatpak on a couple of different releases of Ubuntu (20.04 and 20.10)
> and neither shows this behavior.
>
> I wondered if somehow you had turned on "Insert Mode" on your keyboard
> (pressing the Insert key) but at least on this keyboard it didn't
> cause the behavior you described.
>
> I know little about flatpak but maybe try opening a terminal and
> issuing the command
> flatpak update
>
> Maybe if there's a flatpak configuration issue it will tell you.
>
> Oh and just to be certain -- I assume you have used other GnuCash
> releases and have not seen this behavior before. If you are a new
> GnuCash user and do not have much experience deleting and editing
> transactions, you should know you cannot select the entire transaction
> and delete it using the delete key on your keyboard. You can use
> Transaction --> Delete Transaction menu item to delete an entire
> transaction.
>
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