[GNC] .gnucash files - Issues Moving to Linux from Windows ?

Robert Heller heller at deepsoft.com
Mon Apr 28 12:05:48 EDT 2025


If the version of GnuCash you install on the Linux Mint system is 
"compatibile", your .gnucash will open just fine.  "Compatibile" just means: 
equal or greater version number.

You will also want to move your config files. I don't know where they are
under MS-Windows, but under Linux they would should be under
$HOME/.config/gnucash/ for recent verions of GnuCash and $HOME/.gnucash for 
older versions.  Probably not necessary, unless you have things like saved 
reports, preferences, etc.

At Mon, 28 Apr 2025 15:51:35 +0000 (UTC) Fran_3 <mailbox0600 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> I'm moving to go from Windows to Linux Mint... if gnuCash will open my ".gnucash" file.
> The Questions:
> 1 - Will the "mystuff.gnucash" file open and work without issues after I move from Windows to Linux Mint?
> 2 - Or can I expect some issues?
> thanks for any help.
> 
> PS- I already have Linux Mint working on another computer so installing gnuCash is my next step...- then copying our ".gnucash" accounting file over to the Linux Mint computer will be our next step...- unless there are issues with continuing the original .gnucash file with all our accounting history it it.
> 
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