I decided to wait until 22.04 to try again. It's starting up...
But I seem to have lost whatever documentation I had that suggested it can import / work with CCDA data...
So, I don't know what to do with the downloaded XML files I have from my doctor's office...
On Sun, Aug 29, 2021 at 6:06 AM Luis Falcon <falcon@gnuhealth.org> wrote:
Hi, Kevin!
On Sat, 28 Aug 2021 07:14:14 -0400
Kevin Cole <dc.loco@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hullo again Luis,
>
>
> Pop!_OS 20.04 is "mostly" Ubuntu 20.04, and both are LTS.
> Unfortunately the LTS releases haven't caught up with PySide2. I
> thought about adding a PPA for a more current PySide2, but didn't find
> one that I trusted. So, I went to Debian Bullseye and tried my luck
> there. That wanted to break all sorts of package dependencies. So, I
> thought, "the hell with it. I'll use a pip instead." I'll take one
> last stab at finding a "recommended" PPA for a more current PySide2.
> But I may just give up and wait until April 2022, which is when the
> next LTS release will be available.
>
Yes, the stability from LTS releases comes with a price..
Probably the best try is to check MyGNUHealth functionality with
openSUSE, Arch, Debian Bullseye or other OS that provide PySide2-5.15
natively. You can then copy the database files in April to
Pop!_OS in April.
Alternatively, a PPA that you trust might do the trick.
Keep us posted and we'll be happy to help you out.
All the best
Luis
Physical
Virtual
| Git: | https://codeberg.org/ubuntourist/ |
| CV: | https://stackoverflow.com/cv/ubuntourist/ |
| LinkedIn: | https://linkedin.com/in/ubuntourist/ |
| GPG Key ID: | 0x3E696927 |