Hi guys. Few more from me :). As the subject says, these two emerged without a problem and actually were in use for a few weeks without problemms spotted (kpasman even seems to be more stable here than on x86 :)). Some (semiapparent) limitations: not sure about kmymoney2 (didn't run it before), but with kpasman you won't be able to import your old (32bit) passwords, at least when they are encrypted (quite expectedly). Everything else seems to be fine. BTW, gnucash (and some of its dependencies that are still not in ~amd64) emerges as well, but I could not make use of it yet. I suspect gnome misconfiguration more in this case, however I would be hesitant to recomend it yet.. Stay tuned :) (if I ever get back to it). George
kmymoney2-0.6.1 and kpasman are ~amd64 now.
