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To go back to normal mode from any other mode, just press the ‘Esc’ key. To run commands in Vim, you must be in normal mode, the default mode when starting the editor. > You can customize the names of your root accounts. In Vim, you can find and replace text using the :substitute ( :s) command. > what to do? Would it be sufficient for me to (in gnucash) move

> jumping straight in and abandoning a system I use daily with a > modifying them to fit the beancount model.

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Other interesting free alternatives to GnuCash are Money Manager Ex, Firefly III, KMyMoney and MoneyWallet. If that doesnt suit you, our users have ranked more than 100 alternatives to GnuCash and loads of them is free so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. > I have regular backups of my gnucash accounts, and am not averse to The best free alternative to GnuCash is HomeBank, which is also Open Source. Thanks, sorry for the questions which I'm sure most here would have heard many times before, but I can't seem to find reliable answers to the above. Which of the three options has auto-completion of accounts/categories for vim users (or should I just be using it from the shell)? You need to use grouping to capture the part of the line before and after the substring and then put that in the replacement line. Editing/entry - I've seen emacs recommended, but I'm a vim guy myself. EddyEm That will replace the entire line with replace. Sync of the ledger - I've read comments about using dropbox (simple enough), but what about automatic git-based sync (with merges etc.)? Are there tools to accomodate that?Ĥ. I think hledger and beancount have web UIs, are those usable on phones when out and about (I do have a home raspberry pi which can host it)?ģ. Or I'll just say "I'll remember to do this when I get back to the office" only to forget and have to reconstruct my records from receipts. I'm currently using a simple budget/accounting type app to note down transactions and then manually copying it whenever I'm at my computer.

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graphing code (Miguel says theyll replace gnumeric code with guppi.). Import from gnucash, I think that's only available for ledger and only for an older version? Is the syntax incompatible? I've got 5+ years of records in gnucash that I'd want to keep.Ģ. If you simply want to get a better idea of what GnuCash is and what it does. Mint.I'm looking at ledger, hledger, and beancount (slight preference for the last as my python is better than my C), and before I test it out I've a few questions.ġ.

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