[CS-FSLUG] Bibletime from Swedish point of view

[Hilding]

Ed Hurst wrote:

>On Monday 09 October 2006 14:16, Hilding wrote:
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>>In usr/bin in the filesystem I have the "exe"-file, bibletime. I run
>>that file and no wrongmessages.
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>Okay, then the error messages are simply what we would call background 
>noise. It may be hard to grasp this, but KDE and GNOME desktops both 
>put out a bunch of background noise like that. I consider it 
>irresponsible coding if you get this stuff and never correct the 
>problem which creates the messages. It is quite possible to compile the 
>software to suppress those messages. If you get the application to 
>work, don't worry about those messages.
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>If you cannot find the program in your menu system, you can create a 
>desktop icon for it. Right-click on the background, select "New > 
>Launcher" or something like that. When you do, a dialog will open and 
>allow you to select the icon and you can put /usr/bin/bibletime in 
>the "command" window of the dialog. Once you have created this icon, 
>see if it starts the program.
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>By the way, in Linuxland we refer to binaries and executable scripts, 
>not "exe-files". In the case of bibletime, it is a binary, or more 
>properly "executable binary." Did you know you'd have to learn yet one 
>more language? ;-)
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I managed to get an icon on the desktop and the program is quite well. 
Sometimes I find Greek a little easier than technical English, but I 
will survive. Now I will deal with the remaining problem, getting the 
printer Brother MFC210c to work. All installation with CUPS is OK - I 
have the printer in the printerlist, and the right format. But, dealing 
with Linux I am training my patience (and Yours?!) .  The printer is not 
working  yet.