Martin Gruner wrote:
> the BibleTime team is proud to announce the release of BibleTime 2.5
> (Christmas edition).
Congratulations!
> @Packagers: It would be great if new packages for the 2.5 release could be
> created and published before Christmas.
BibleTime 2.5 packages for Ubuntu Hardy, I
> I find myself wondering whether we can afford to remove other .gnome and
> .gconfd directories, considering that there could be other applications
> using GTK and GNOME ports, for which such directories remain current,
> even after Xiphos stops using them.
In addition to what Karl has already sa
David Haslam writes:
> Before I first installed Xiphos, I had GnomeSword for Windows
> installed in my PC.
Hm. The only released GnomeSword that ran under Windows was for Cygwin.
There was never a released WIN32 binary for it under that name; you must
have been messing around *very* early, as th
Hi all,
the BibleTime team is proud to announce the release of BibleTime 2.5
(Christmas edition).
It can be downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/bibletime/files
(should appear soon). An release of BibleTime for Windows will
also appear soon.
Changes since 2.4:
- improvements to th
Before I first installed Xiphos, I had GnomeSword for Windows installed in my
PC.
Now that I have Xiphos installed in Windows for several months, is it safe
to remove these apparently unused folders from my %AppData% folder ? They
all have the same creation date (2009-01-17).
.gconf
.gconfd
.gn
Barry,
A search through the archives finds (2009-05-23) that David Trotz decided to
stop work on SwordReader development.
This decision was one he made before he took up his position with OliveTree
Bible Software.
This is why, on the main wiki page, we moved the SwordReader link to under
the hea
