V2023.3.0-beta2

More Customization + File Improvements 🧑‍💻

NOTE: Please do not use .nmoney files that contain real data in the pre-release versions as they could get corrupted due to bugs and/or changes in the database schema as development moves to stable.

This release includes many fixes for importing and exporting files. First, users can now add a password to an exported PDF file. Furthermore, importing qif and ofx files was improved.

Additionally, thanks to @fsobolev, users can now customize more options of an account's custom currency. For example, both the decimal separator and group separator can be now be changed in Account Settings.

Full Changelog 📃

• Added the ability to customize the decimal and group separators used per account (#355 #318)
• Added the ability to password protect a PDF file (#273)
• Fixed an issue where OFX files with security could not be imported (#342)
• Fixed an issue where QIF files could not be imported on non-English systems (#368)
• Fixed an issue where editing a transaction with a receipt would crash the application (GNOME #350)
• The UI is now built using blueprint (#335 Thanks @DaPigGuy)
• Various UI/UX fixes and improvements (#344 #356)
• Updated translations (Thanks to everyone on Weblate)!

Install 🧑‍💻

GNOME

flathub-beta:

flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub-beta https://flathub.org/beta-repo/flathub-beta.flatpakrepo
flatpak install flathub-beta org.nickvision.money
flatpak run org.nickvision.money//beta

Manually

• Download the org.nickvision.money-x64.flatpak file from the assets below
• Run flatpak install org.nickvision.money-x64.flatpak from the directory containing the .flatpak file
• Run flatpak run org.nickvision.money//master to start the app! (You should also see it in your app grid)

Windows

Manually

• Make sure Developer Mode is on
• Download the msix and cer files for your system architecture
• Open the cer file:
  • Click Install Certificate
  • Choose Local Machine for Store Location
  • Select Place all certificates in the following store and browse for and select Trusted Root Certification Authorities
  • Finish the dialog
• Open the msix file and install it
  • If a previous version (including betas) of Denaro/Money is installed, you will need to uninstall it from the start menu first and then install it via the msix file.
• Nickvision Denaro should now be available in your start menu

This is a beta version, bugs are expected. Please file a bug report for any issue found