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I've been using Logos for a while but only at a basic level. I have my commentaries prioritized so I can switch them with the press of a button. I know how to look things up in dictionaries, as they have parallels so I can just look up a word and then get multiple dictionary entries. The one thing I've never understood is how to make use of theological
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Oden's work is fabulous, especially coming from the Wesleyan view.
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I did the installer again, I think it might be working now. I'm up to 9%.
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I've already canceled and restarted twice. When Logos is not running, the computer returns to normal temperature.
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I've been stuck on 2% since 9 a.m. (eastern). And, my computer has been red hot ever since I started the download. That almost never happens. I'm using a Macbook Pro with Yosemite if that matters.
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I would be interested. I am a recent graduate of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
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Also, since we're talking about the PCUSA, the Book of Common Worship! http://bookoforder.info/Book-of-Common-Worship.pdf
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YES! Here's a link to the PCUSA page http://www.presbyterianmission.org/devotion/daily/2014/5/19/ . Also, the PCUSA's Daily Prayer App was in the top 20 lifestyle apps for some time ( http://www.pcusa.org/news/2013/1/22/pcusa-daily-prayer-app-top-20-list-most-used-lifes/ ) It would be awesome to get that app with Logos functionality.
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I just switched to a mac at the end of last year, and I have not experienced any noticeable difference between the windows and mac version.
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MacBooks also have SSDs standard. You can also buy refurbished. They have the same warranty as new. http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac
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I recommend a Macbook Air. Super light, amazing battery life (12-13 hours or so), runs logos great.
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Completely agree with this. I'm not aware of any liturgical resources at all in Logos.
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As a PC(USA) pastor I would also love to see this, but doubt it would ever happen. It's a great idea for a personal book, however! I've thought about doing it in the past but never attempted it.
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I just got my first mac last month, an rMBP 13 2013, and I love it. The screen is great, it's super fast with the SSD, and the trackpad is incredibly intuitive. I would say your selection will really depend a lot on your needs. I would not recommend the Air, personally, because the pro has very good battery life this year and the retina screen is wonderful
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It looks exactly like this, but as far as I can tell my update channel is set to default.
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When I click on parallel resources, the window that opens is blank. This is true for anything i've checked: bibles, commentaries, and dictionaries. Any ideas what's wrong?
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If it helps I created a log, which hopefully should be attached here. 8030.LogosLogs.clapperj.20131210-232823.zip
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I recently purchased a macbook and installed logos. I am having a problem downloading a newly purchased resourced. After purchasing, I entered "update now" into the command bar. The box that said update now showed up in the lower right hand corner that said "checking for updates" and stayed there for ten minutes. I restarted the program. Logos did not
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I just noticed that the Macbook Pro with Retina Display is on sale for a couple hundred bucks off this weekend. I have been wanting to try a mac for some time, but never have. I was just wondering, however, if it has enough Ram (4gb) to use Logos well. I don't do a lot of intense work on my computers, except for logos. Any thoughts?
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As a mainline Presbyterian pastor, I hope this goes through soon. Whenever there are new resources like the NIBC or sets like Interpretation or Westminster Bible Companion, I take great joy in seeing people "convert" to Logos. Unfortunately, I think much of the fault is with the publishers such as Abingdon and Westminster John Knox.