I am on Fedora 34. I use Gnucash and its online banking interface aqbanking. I am trying to get it to interact with my chip card reader. But aqbanking tells me "libchipcard or its plugins" are missing. I would like to know: where do I find this package, how to install it on Fedora? --- An Update from January 2024. The package is available by now on Fedora as libchipcard. See https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/libchipcard for the history.

I was wondering if there are some free ways (applications or programming) to get financial data (either live data, historical data or both), achieving similar function as Bloomberg terminal?

I. I want to do a simple graph from timestamp YEAR-month-day to valuation, not wanting to use spreadsheets. Is there some ASCII tool for it to see it on CLI? There are over 500k lines of data, and I want to see only a sketch of it like in Ascii: Value | * | * * * | * * * * |* * |----------------------> Timestamp II. Then, I want to see allocation like in pizza slices: - - - -\ - - \ World - - Food \ Index - - / \ - - /oil \- - - - I know how-to-get grappy CSV data in Python but totally inexperienced in visualization: import csv csv_reader = csv.reader(open('data.csv', 'rb'), delimiter=';') for row in csv_reader: # do something with row.... Before I do my own ASCII visualization thing, I want to know whether such thing exists. How do you visualize your portfolio in ASCII?

In my gnucash data I operate with several currencies, incl EUR, DKK and SGD. Now, interestingly, in all my reports, the data from the DKK accounts are included and (as intended) converted into EUR. However, SGD accounts are seemingly ignored. If I change the reporting currency, EUR&DKK are ignored, but SGD included. The only interesting warning I see is gnc:get-commodity-totalavg-prices: Sorry, currency exchange not yet implemented How to proceed towards getting a report that integrates all three currencies?

In Gnucash, I want to see how much cash I have in, say, USD. The Cash placeholder account has several sub accounts, for different currencies. Is it possible that the placeholder account shows the sum of all the amounts in the different currencies, using, say, today's exchange rates?