[GNC] Fwd: Re: Where does Gnucash remember what it did last - I want it to forget!

[Stan Brown]

Put the desired data file name on the GnuCash command line. If you use
several files at different times, you can create a shortcut or an alias
to load GC with each one.

(I'm running in Windows, and GC definitely works that way for me. I
don't have Linux to test with, but you can test it easily enough.)

-- 
Stan Brown
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On 2021-01-20 09:02, Chris Green wrote:
> When I open gnucash *anywhere* (as in anywhere in the directory
> hierarchy) it *still* insists on opening the last accounts I used. I
> don't want it to second guess me like this, I want an 'empty' GnuCash
> unless I tell it which accounts to open.
> 
> I've removed ~/.local/share/gnucash and I have removed
> ~/.cache/gnucash but still it insists on opening the same accounts
> file. 
> 
> It is saved *somewhere* in my home directory because if I start
> gnucash as another user I get an 'empty' startup.
>