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Max W.
@flutter-explained.dev

My #hledger dashboard TUI ldash got the update v1.1.0 where I fixed some bugs and tested it against the official testing journals.

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Max W.
@flutter-explained.dev

Besides of that we have the following improvements: Monthly Tab 
- Cash flow forecast - Recurring/subscription expense detection 
- jump-to-month navigation - Stacked asset breakdown chart 
- Filter for accounts 
- Enhanced helper texts

Max W.
@flutter-explained.dev

If you want to know more about the dashboard and how to track your finances with pure text, checkout my latest blog post! flutter-explained.dev/posts/ldash/ #ldash #ideas #dashboard #finances #tui #terminal

flutter-explained.devIntroducing ldash 1.0.0 — A Terminal Finance Dashboard for hledger | Max Weber - Developer, Publisher and Fatherldash 1.0.0 is out: a fast, keyboard-driven hledger dashboard built in Rust and Ratatui. Crypto portfolio, net worth, monthly budgets, and savings goals — without leaving the terminal.
Max W.
@flutter-explained.dev

Are you sure you are on v1.1.0? It is important that you use brew upgrade ldash in that instance. (brew tap md-weber/ldash first) In the monthly tab there is now the option to hit G to go to the last entry made, and you can navigate the years with "y/Y".

Max W.
@flutter-explained.dev

If you have time, would you mind elaborate to me what easy change of files exactly means? Currently, you can set the files that are loaded by two methods: 1. Set it in the config.toml 2. Set it inline when's starting `ldash -f 2026.journal` Would you like to change it inside the app?