Re: Question about capability by version number

You can set the number of generations in preferences, and for these people,
25 is a good guess, maybe 30.

You can also add the deep relations to your side bar. It will show paths
longer than the limit set in preferences, but it will stop counting at 25,
or whatever limit you set.

A larger number makes Gramps try more paths, and since the number of
possible paths grows exponentially with the depth, setting it too large can
make Gramps very slow. That's why I set it to 25, which is adequate for
King Edward III.


Op zo 17 apr. 2022 00:46 schreef Bret Busby <[email protected]>:

> Hello.
>
> I have GRAMPS v 5.1.3-1 running on UbuntuMATE Linux v20.10 .
>
> I have recently received from a cousin, a GEDCOM file with about 1300
> names, for the lineage of one of my grandparents, with some of the
> ancestry, going back into the 12th century CE.
>
> In trying to get a "Relationship to Home Person", with me set as the
> Homie ( :) ), I got an error message stating that the relationship went
> more than the maximum of 15 generations.
>
> I am wondering whether v5.1.5 of GRAMPS, which I assume (but do not
> know) will be in Ubuntu Linux v22.04, which is due to be released in a
> couple of weeks, will be able to calculate relationships for more than
> 15 generations, and, if so, for how many generations will be its maximum
> that it can calculate relationships.
>
> Please advise.
>
> Thank you in anticipation.
>
> --
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> Genealogical DNA Research Participant and Campaigner
> Armadale
> West Australia
> (UTC+0800)
> ..............
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