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My original reply went directly to Karl for some reason. Anyway, here's the resolution of my Gnomesword issue:<BR>
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While libsword was there, it wasn't the most recent version. Also, apparently installing GnomeSword after libsword (which was preexistent from a prior install of GnomeSword) creates a dependency error. I installed libsword6_1.5.11-0hardy1_i386.deb and it appears to be working just fine.<BR>
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Vielen Dank,<BR>
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Jason P. Franklin
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Westwood Bible Fellowship
<A HREF="mailto:pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com">pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com</A>
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On Thu, 2008-11-06 at 15:57 -0500, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
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"Jason P. Franklin" <<A HREF="mailto:pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com">pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com</A>> writes:
> What are the most probably causes or what I am most probably missing?
As Jon said, you also need libsword, also present in domcox' repo.
In a pinch, please open a terminal and type "gnomesword2" at it, and
cut/paste whatever whining it gives you.
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