How do I downgrade gtk3 and remove tracker3 to get Manager Accounting working?

Thanks very much for that, it all seems to work well. It took quite a long time to do the update, about 10-15 mins or so, lots of compiling, but it’s all good.

I know this might be a bit ambitious because really I’m still learning, but I was originally trying to get Manager working by manually installing the latest package via the AUR rather that using the AppImage file. I know it’s more complicated that way but I looked at it as kind of a learning experience.

Unfortunately the last supported version of Manager on the AUR was 20.9.63, which stopped working since a recent large update of Manjaro. So I downloaded that AUR git package and updated the PKGBUILD and .SRCINFO files to the new pkgver I wanted (from 20.9.63 to 21.10.13) and changed “Manager.zip” to “Manager-Linux-x64.zip” to suit the new distribution changes. I also changed “ManagerDesktop.exe” to “ManagerDesktop” in /usr/bin/manager-accounting to suit new native executable.

Everything seemed to install OK but the program doesn’t run, just nothing happens, with no journal output. I left a comment in the AUR about this for help but no one has replied.

I’m not sure if this comes under your area of expertise as it’s more an Arch issue, but if so would you have any ideas as to why it wouldn’t be working?

Also do you know whether the new Manager Accounting distribution still requires mono? I tried /usr/bin/manager-accounting with and without “exec /usr/bin/mono” in the launcher but I got the same result both ways. Thanks!