Hi!
I hope, it is OK to ask that question in this forum:
Can someone recommend some biblesoftware which is running under linux without the need of emulators? Because I'm using an eeepc I don't want to waste the relatively little ressources I've got for an emulator.
Thanks for your suggestions
Hg
Bible-software for linux
I actually never tried one but heard a few times of BibleTime (http://www.bibletime.info/).
Greetings,
Johannes
Greetings,
Johannes
Check out the Sword Project at http://www.crosswire.org/sword/index.jsp
In addition to BibleTime they have links to GnomeSword and BibleDesktop which I think is Java based and cross-platform.
Therapon
In addition to BibleTime they have links to GnomeSword and BibleDesktop which I think is Java based and cross-platform.
Therapon
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Re: Bible-software for linux
And also remember: Wine Is Not an Emulator.
Although I understand that you'd prefer a native Linux Bible programm, resourcewise it might be more economic to run theWord with Wine, than another programm using Java, or beeing not very well programmed.
theWord runs on my Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based) system flawlessly and very fast.
Although I understand that you'd prefer a native Linux Bible programm, resourcewise it might be more economic to run theWord with Wine, than another programm using Java, or beeing not very well programmed.
theWord runs on my Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based) system flawlessly and very fast.
Re: Bible-software for linux
Since i also program in Java, i have to agree with this (too much maybe:))!chzumbrunnen wrote: Although I understand that you'd prefer a native Linux Bible programm, resourcewise it might be more economic to run theWord with Wine, than another programm using Java, or beeing not very well programmed.
Re: Bible-software for linux
BibleTime or Xiphos (the new name for what was gnome-sword) should be as fast as any other native Linux program on your computer but you'll find them so basic that you just may find yourself willing to put up with a little bit of a lag to run TheWord under WINE. I expect that the only slowdown you may even really notice is when the program is loading.