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2010-02-02
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
Same for me. strange problem!
Ok I am still struggling to untar this. I enabled the repository and could see an app called zip3 which handles .bz2, so I installed it. When I type in zip3 qstardict-0.13.1.tar.bz2 | tar xv in xterm it just says zip3 not found.
Do I have to run it from a specific directory or am I using an incorrect command. I am a windows user so apologies for my lack of knowledge.
I advice you in the meanwhile we solve this new problem, uncompress it with your pc
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2010-02-02
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ok I have now installed KUBUNTU. What do I untar a dictionary file with? I tried ark and copied the extracted files to the N900 but it is still not detecting a dictionary.
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2010-02-02
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
ok. regard uncompress ubuntu program I use file roller (as default sw in ubuntu).
ok I have now installed KUBUNTU. What do I untar a dictionary file with? I tried ark and copied the extracted files to the N900 but it is still not detecting a dictionary.
regard not detecting, try this:
mkdir /home/user/.stardict/dic/
copy inside dic/ your dictionaries
after did it launch qstardict, tap on the top of the screen (on QStarDict) and select your dictionary desired in menu/configure -> dictionaries
It'll works!
otherwise write here again!
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2010-02-02
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What files should I have when a dictionary is extracted?
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2010-02-02
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
for example:
What files should I have when a dictionary is extracted?
from stardict-comn_sdict05_bulg_syn-2.4.2.tar.bz2
after uncompressed it do you have these 3 files:
bulg_syn.dict.dz
bulg_syn.idx
bulg_syn.ifo
in this folder: stardict-comn_sdict05_bulg_syn-2.4.2
well, you have to copy the folder with these 3 files inside in /home/user/.stardict/dic/
Last edited by maemo.it; 2010-02-02 at 22:55.
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2010-02-02
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ok, I can see those files when I extract. How do I copy them to the correct folder. Do I do that from xterminal?
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2010-02-02
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Originally Posted by cardiff-blues
xterminal or your PC with N900 cable-connected
ok, I can see those files when I extract. How do I copy them to the correct folder. Do I do that from xterminal?
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2010-02-02
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I can't see the .stardict directory when the N900 is connected. Where is it located? I can see the .stardict directory in xterminal but not when the N900 is connected and I try through file manager
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2010-02-02
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ok. easiest way: connect your n900 to your pc.
after that copy dictionaries in documents folder. after that, disconnect n900 from pc and use xterminal to move it in .stardict/dic
if you don't know the commands:
open xterminal
cd MyDocs/.documents (don't forget "M" and "D" capitals, in linux is different from "m" small unlike from windows)
when you are inside .documents directory type:
mv "name of dictionary folder" /home/user/.stardict/dic
eg: mv stardict-bulg_syn-2.4.2 /home/user/.stardict/dic
(if you know linux terminals you can use the tab on the screen to autocomplete commands, namefiles...)
after that copy dictionaries in documents folder. after that, disconnect n900 from pc and use xterminal to move it in .stardict/dic
if you don't know the commands:
open xterminal
cd MyDocs/.documents (don't forget "M" and "D" capitals, in linux is different from "m" small unlike from windows)
when you are inside .documents directory type:
mv "name of dictionary folder" /home/user/.stardict/dic
eg: mv stardict-bulg_syn-2.4.2 /home/user/.stardict/dic
(if you know linux terminals you can use the tab on the screen to autocomplete commands, namefiles...)
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Do I have to run it from a specific directory or am I using an incorrect command. I am a windows user so apologies for my lack of knowledge.
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