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I need to say, wow! I am pretty impressed with Logos 8. Not the tools, the bundles or the features, but the speed and stability. I have only have one bug that is a carry over from Logos 7. I probably need to report it at some point, but it is not a big deal. At least from my point of view, at least for me, this is the best performing Logos version since
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Kyle B I notice in the video two other guides - Biblical Place and Historical Theology. Are these future guides that are coming out, or user defined?
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]I am disappointed that the unfinished features - lectionaries, saints, and daily devotional - hit the liturgical church users considerable more than the others. The same is true of Workflows where dates and multiple passages are not supported.[/quote] Could not agree more!!! This was one of the things I was really hoping for
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Interesting thoughts everyone. Thanks. When I made the switch to digital, the hard part for me was that the more I engaged a book, the more part of my memory of the material was where it was physically in the book. I missed this in digital and it was like driving down the road without your headlights on. This was particularly the case for my paper Bible
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I am just curious what users out there think about some of the stuff that has come out on ebooks versus print. I know this stuff swings in seasons/fads and according to some reports, ebook sales are contracting a bit from their previous growth trends. http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/27/media/ebooks-sales-real-books/index.html Let me first say before I
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[quote user="Charles"]My observation is that each new version of Logos for the Mac runs better than the previous one. I don't believe it's fair to compare Logos' performance on a Mac to that of Accordance. Just my opinion[/quote] Logos for Mac definitely has improved. Personally version 4 didn't ever feel like a full release version. Version 5 and beyond
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I am considering purchasing this series. Would appreciate any comments from those that own it.
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Definitely +1 ! :)
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+1 :)
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[quote user="Nick"]I would really love to see better lectionary integration. I have the weekly RCL passages on my home screen. I would love to be able to click it and have my lectionary commentaries open to the correct passages, suggested liturgies, songs, etc. This kind of integration would work well for so many of us, and make lectionary preaching
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I have a late 2016 2.6 ghz i7 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and an SSD. Logos is pretty good, but it will never be as fast as Accordance on the same machine.
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[quote user="Disciple of Christ (doc)"]Along with the notes [/quote] Absolutely. I have always felt the NET bible with these notes is an exegetical gem that is often overlooked. This is why creating an interlinear out of it would make so much sense.
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Thanks Bob! :)
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Would love to see this, plus an interlinear created out of it! :)
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As is my routine, I have had both running this morning during my devotional and study time. Very simply some of my perceived strengths as I switch back and forth... Logos - The guides, facebook and explorer are awesome for pulling nuggets out of my library and highlighting them to me. Tagging with speakers and the discourse stuff is very useful. Lectionaries
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[quote user="Andrew116"]I know several people who have chosen to spend their $X000 with Accompetitor because of the better offline lookups on mobile apps. But wait, they miss out on the empty tomb interactive!?! To think that would influence their decision is laughable. But Faithlife spent development dollars on it because it increases 'value perceptio
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[quote user="Mark Smith"]Perhaps the long-ago decisions to give away the core engine and to offer free life-time support need to be reassessed. Perhaps they need at some point to say that the software itself is what they will rent (not the resources). That will make a lot of people unhappy, but I'd rather pay a monthly rental for what I use (the software
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Well this is an important point... The DNA of Logos Now was focused on the software and there was a bonus of getting access to Faithlife TV, but it was not the main draw. The shift of Faithlife connect is to promote the whole ecosystem and really take the subscription concept to the next level. To swallow the pill of a subscription increase is one thing
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Another key issue is that I believe Bob or someone on these forums said the Logos Now user base was a bit more than 1% or so. So while it could be possibly assumed that in this group were some hard core fans who might come onto the forum and fuss about the changes, Logos will be looking at what the rest of the user base does or says, particularly if
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[quote user="Greg Corbin"] 5. Faithlife is struggling to find a sustainable business model for the future. Logos Bible Software gave the company a very large and established customer base who are largely only interested in the world's greatest Bible software getting greater - and purchasing resources to use within it. One you purchase a book, you never