install Moneydace on Linux
how do I install Moneydance on Linux? (deb file)
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1 Posted by Roger Rice on May 05, 2022 @ 07:49 PM
it depends on your distribution, but if you're on ubuntu or debian, then just double click the deb file. There is also an install script that I don't use but it did work when I tried it in the past. I believe it installed in a different directory than I wanted if I remember correctly.
Support Staff 2 Posted by Ethan on May 07, 2022 @ 02:37 PM
I agree that on most systems this should be as simple as double clicking on the downloaded file. If this isn't working for you, please let us know the specific operating system you are using, and any error messages you are receiving.
Ethan
Infinite Kind Support
3 Posted by sprimost on May 07, 2022 @ 02:47 PM
From: sprimost (no IK support)
Ethan...in your dreams. There may be a single kernel, although a number
of LTS versions, I count at lease three different distributions (there
are more, but the dominant ones are Ubuntu/Debian and Arch) along with
any number of and versions of desktop environments. You can have "deb
files" or "rpm" files, etc. as packages.
What you may want to do is not have MD install as a package but as a
Hell/bash script (including in the script checking the validity of the
binary. You should, most likely, include heavy set of explanations
during the install process or a readme file that opens before installation.
Just some thoughts.
/scp
Support Staff 4 Posted by Ethan on May 07, 2022 @ 03:47 PM
My response was based on the original post, which mentioned using a deb file. You're correct about all the other possible variations, but if someone is on a distro that uses deb files, installation is usually very easy. If it turns out they're using something else, they can report back and we can offer more detailed advice.
Ethan
Infinite Kind Support
5 Posted by Torsten on May 20, 2022 @ 01:55 PM
I've just done a fresh install of Ubuntu 22.04 and tried to install Moneydance again onto it. Neither the deb-file of the actual version nor the one I had kept for Moneydance 2017 did work. The installer opens and I can start the install, but after about a minute or so the installer just crashes without further notice. I was using MD for long under Ubuntu 20.04 or earlier Mac or Win, but here seems to be an issue with the most current version of Ubuntu. Any hints or updates insight?
6 Posted by derekkent23 on May 20, 2022 @ 06:51 PM
I am not support staff, just a user.
Hi Torsten
I am no Linux expert but I am running Moneydance on Mint, Feren OS and Ubuntu.
The version of Ubuntu is 20.04.4
After reading your post I uninstalled Moneydance and reinstalled.
This is the process I use:
Downloaded moneydance_linux_amd64.deb from https://infinitekind.com/preview
If not installed, install “GDebi Package Installer” in terminal
sudo apt install gdebi
Hope this helps.
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