-
[quote user="Rik Shaw"] Dirk, glad you got it working! You could run wasta-logos-setup again (do NOT create a new prefix) and it should repair your launcher. Alternatively, you can manually adjust it. Here is what my launcher has: Exec=env WINEPREFIX="/home/rik/.wine-logos" /opt/wasta-wine/bin/wine C:\\\\windows\\\\command\\\\start.exe /Unix /home/rik
-
I'm still having problems with my Logos installation in a container finishing indexing. It gets stuck at 5% even after several hours. I can tell indexing is not finished because I can't do searches and the performance is really slow. Does anyone have suggestions for how I can address this?
-
Downloading all of my 7,000 resources into my LXC container took 24 hours (way longer than my other installations) and indexing is proceeding really, really slowly. Is this an issue others have encountered with their Linux installations, or might it be unique to the fact that I installed mine in a Linux container?
-
John, I know you just purchased an Android phone, but iOS has a system-wide speak screen function as an accessibility feature. I use it almost every day to read Logos resources when I work out at the gym. They have voices you can download in many English dialects. If you are within your return window and would consider an iPhone, it could do what you
-
[quote user="Puddin’"] Woo-Hoooo! Much appreciated👏🏼👏🏼. On another note—I would like your thoughts on saving free PDF’s from this site: https://it.b-ok2.org/book/2379275/31185b [/quote] This is just one opinion, but I would be highly sceptical about that site's permission to distribute copyrighted material.
-
Adam, that's great! You know, I stumbled across this solution when Rik told me to try to run wasta-wine directly so that we could see the dependencies. Virtually every one of them had i386 after it and I thought that was weird because my Pixelbook is amd64. That got me searching for a way to install the dependencies with one fell swoop because I didn
-
I replicated the installation of Logos on my 2017 Pixelbook and have written up the steps in this Logos Installation on Chromebooks (Google Doc).
-
[quote user="aaylnx"] Soon I will be purchasing a new laptop. My three main requirements are that it 1.) Be able to run Linux (ChromeOS actually qualifies for me) and 2.) that it be relative lightweight and easy to carry, and 3.) that it have really good battery life. Reviews are in for the Pixel Book Go and they are pretty good, so it is a candidate
-
[quote user="Rik Shaw"] [quote user="Bill Anderson"] So, I did sudo dpkg --add architecture i386 before re-running sudo apt install wasta-wine and it installed wasta-wine. Logos is installing within a Ubuntu 18.04 LXC container on my Pixelbook right now. The installation isn't finished yet (preparing library step), but if all goes well I will redo everything
-
So, I did sudo dpkg --add architecture i386 before re-running sudo apt install wasta-wine and it installed wasta-wine. Logos is installing within a Ubuntu 18.04 LXC container on my Pixelbook right now. The installation isn't finished yet (preparing library step), but if all goes well I will redo everything and document my steps for other users.
-
[quote user="Rik Shaw"] [quote user="Bill Anderson"] The following packages have unmet dependencies: wasta-logos-setup : Depends: wasta-wine but it is not going to be installed E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages [/quote] Bill, can you try to install wasta-wine directly so we can see what (sub) dependency has issues? sudo apt
-
chrx@chrx:~$ sudo apt install wasta-logos-setup Reading package lists... Done So, I am back trying to get this to work on my chromebook. Long story short, I am dual-booting into GalliumOS, which is a build of Xubuntu 18.04. Here is my terminal output when I try to run wasta-logos-setup: chrx@chrx:~$ sudo apt install wasta-logos-setup Reading package
-
It is a difficult to assess value in your case without knowing the specific commentaries and other resources that you already own. When I made my package purchase decision for Logos 8, I ended up purchasing Standard and not Reformed up front because the mix of resources in Standard were better for me. It may be worth comparing Standard Gold and Reformed
-
This article explains that because the Surface Pro X has an ARM chip, it was necessary for Microsoft to add an emulation layer so that x86 apps can run. The problem is that this emulation layer only runs 32-bit Windows apps, not 64-bit apps. As the post above indicates, support for 32-bit Logos will cease at the end of 2020. So, it would be better to
-
Now that we have Logos working on Linux, it would be great to have our own sub in which to post requests for assistance instead of continuing this very long thread which now is misnamed (we aren't going to get a Linux version of Logos -- at least based on Faithlife's public statements here and elsewhere). But, I figure Faithlife won't create a sub for
-
[quote user="John Goodman"] Bill if you get it going on a chromebook then please document your steps and share... I'm sure there will be others who own chromebooks that would be interested. [/quote] I will do that, John. I will report back when I attempt this.
-
[quote user="aaylnx"] Bill, I have figured out why the installer is failing and why .net is not installing. In order for winetricks to install .net cabextract needs to be installed. This explains why the installer was working properly on my desktop (where I do have cabextract) and not on my laptop (where I don't have cabextract). Bill, if you do a
-
Dennis Prager is a Jewish ethicist -- at least that's how I would describe him. He has been a longtime radio personality here in L.A. He is very engaging.
-
[quote user="aaylnx"] I am doing a new install on a laptop and I am getting the exact same error as Bill did previously. It is clear that .net is not installing. When I've run the installer on a previous machine (and it worked on that one) the .net install took a long, long time. In this instance it takes only a few seconds and then moves on. For some
-
Here is the terminal output of when the error message regarding the dot.net install. wmadan@wmadan-VirtualBox:~$ sudo apt install wasta-logos-setup [sudo] password for wmadan: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done wasta-logos-setup is already the newest version (0.1.10~ubuntu19.04.1). 0 upgraded, 0