Bible Analyzer User's Forum

The software center knows about the install (the presence of BA), but was not the tool used to install it, or probably more correctly, was not an official install package, it won't mess with it. I can see the logic in this, as Ubuntu likes to do things certain ways through the SC. The SC will instal...

I am running 12.04 in both 32 and 64 bit machines, and 4.6 Bible Analyzer is showing in the SC.

I do not use nautilus, but like thunar, I would imagine that there is something in the nautilus window indicating that it is root authority. Ok, but I think I only have thunar in Xubuntu. So then, I guess the command would be gksudo thunar. Yes, thunar is the only one available with Xubuntu. You ar...

From this point on, whenever you install a module .run file (double click the icon), it should install into the proper place and no further action is needed. OK, but now under .run the whole bundle is installed, instead of picking what files one wants from the bundle to install into the program. Th...

I assume when I close the windows, I am no longer root. If not, I have to know how to change back my status. When you open nautilus this way, only it is running as root. When you close the window, nothing else should have root authority. I would only recommend using this when you absolutely need ro...

From this point on, whenever you install a module .run file (double click the icon), it should install into the proper place and no further action is needed.

I believe that the .run file in only for the FIRST INSTALL of the module. After that, you can copy, backup, move the modules to fit your purpose. Therefore, if an install hoses your module directory, you can just copy them back, If you want to run the terminal, use the mv command to move the module ...

Please try to keep us abreast of the download stats, unless we can access. I would be interested in hearing how it is going.

Yes, one has to be root. There should be a way to run the file manager as root. I use Xubuntu/xfce so my way may not work for you.

People who already installed Ubuntu with all the programs they wanted are not now going to do another search for bible programs. Yes, but the people who don't will search. Believe me, installs are not static and people search for new things all the time. All they have to do is a search on Bible and...