[grisbi-devel] Grisbi 1.2.2

john hart <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.grisbi.devel.french
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Greetings. 

I'm sorry but I do not speak French so I must write you in English. 

I have been using the Grisbi Finance Manager, on Debian Linux, for many years and have been very satisfied. I recently upgraded Debian to version 10 (Buster) and as a consequence Grisbi was update to version 1.2.2.  I must tell you that I am not happy with the new version. My biggest complaint is that when I open an account the transaction window does not open in a full window and I have to scroll the transaction widow left and right to be able to see all of the columns. It is, in my opinion, a serious negative to the use of the program. 
I have tried using Grisbi on both a standard (4:3) monitor and on a wide screen monitor and find the results are the same. I have also tried modifying the grisbi.conf file, but changes to that file seem to have NO effect. I have also tried to expand the transaction window to the left, but doing so simply expands the width of the transaction columns and I still cannot see the entire transaction page. To me this is a serious negative issue for you program. 

I hope that my letter to you is not seen in a bad way. I really like the Grisbi software and will likely continue to use it. But I also hope that your team can look into this issue and maybe come up with a solution. If your team has a suggestion that may help me resolve this problem then I would be pleased to hear from them. 

With Regards,John [email protected]


“There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the latter ignorance.”

― Hippocrates

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