[huskerlug] Re: Knoppix 5.1.1

  • From: Jim Worrest <jworrest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: huskerlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 06:03:39 -0600

        Bibletime and sword are two parts of the
same program. As you probably have already noticed,
it has enough variety to suit many people.
        The libsword program that comes with 5.1.1,
doesn't work with the Bibletime program. A lot of
Ubuntu types were complaining about that. One mentioned
he found it on a Debian repository. This of course, is
what I wanted.  However, most of them didn't have it!
The Australian one did. So far I had to get an earlier
version of Kworldclock, to have it. The Debian folks of
all people =-O seem to be rushing things, and Knoppix
followed suit.
Knoppix with either a hard disk (though I'm having trouble
the thumb drives) permanent home file or one on a
thumb drive really makes a quite good system.
I end up using Knoppix quite abit. ---Jim

Patrick wrote:
> I find http://pclinuxos.com to be quite good, based
> upon Mandriva, and uses synaptic for updates.
> 
> Then Sword is one of the embedded apps. 
> 
> Sword is a Gnome Bible study program.  Worth a look.
> 
> Looked and Bible time and it is very good!  But, only
> cursory view at this stage.  Thanks for mentioning it,
> as times of Biblical facts does fascinate! 
> 
> --- Jim Worrest <jworrest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>>      I think I will update my comments on the Knoppix
>> 5.x series. I did try it out
>> on an old, and originally very expensive Dell
>> Dimension 8100 computer. While
>> Knoppix 4.0.2 locked up on it, the 5.x series booted
>> up and ran the Nvidia card
>> and the Crystal sound system.  Very good!  You have
>> to do less typing when
>> booting up, it starts up Unionfs and scans for a
>> home directory by itself.
>>      I don't like the idea that Bibletime at the moment
>> can't be added to it. It is
>> missing a library for part of that program.  I
>> suppose I'll have to look around
>> for an older version of Bibletime to run on this
>> newer version of Knoppix.
>> Knoppix still appears to be the premier liveCD
>> system.  ---Jim
>>
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