Данная тема относится к русскоговорящим пользователям. Как известно, так называемый словарный клиент (для его установки используйте команду в терминале sudo apt install xfce4-dict , если он ещё не установлен) в дистрибутивах полностью на английском и поэтому ничем особенным не отличается от похожего словаря Artha (для установки используется команда sudo apt install artha). Как сделать словарный клиент англо-русским, а также превратить его в известный словарь Мюллера, где не просто даётся перевод, но и приведены примеры? Очень просто!

Установите в терминале необходимые для этого пакеты (одной строкой):

sudo apt-get install dictd xfce4-dict mueller7accent-dict mueller7-dict -y

По завершении установки откройте словарь, найдя его в меню, или запустите командой в терминале xfce4-dict

Далее пройдите по следующему маршруту: Файл - Параметры - вкладка "Сервер словаря".

Замените самую верхнюю запись ("Сервер") следующим образом: 127.0.0.1

Всё остальное оставьте без изменений.

Вот и всё! У вас на компьютере теперь есть словарь Мюллера! И, что немаловажно, с транскрипцией, правильным ударением и распространёнными примерами. Наслаждайтесь! 

I use an Android phone and have very little Apple knowledge. I'm hoping some of you experienced iPhone users can help.

My mother is a member of a retirement group (70+ age range), they all have iPhones. One of the members, Rozzie, has a text messaging problem:


Situation #1
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If Rozzie sends a text message from her iPhone to another iPhone the text message will intermittently display only on the recipient's iPad (in the messaging application) but not in the recipient's iPhone.


Situation #2
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If I attempt to send Rozzie a text message from my Android phone it *always* fails. If I send Rozzie an email from my Android phone it is successful.


Is anyone familiar with these issues? Please keep in mind many of the ladies are in the 75-80 age range so any suggestions will need to be very simple.

Thanks
Scott

I thought it was time to try something different.
Sylpheed this time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-g4vCbZsDM




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppGd-2nEOVQ

:-\ cuando instale Linux Lite 3.8 32bits elegi el idioma español pero despues cuando finalizo y se reinicio ya no estaba en español

A couple of days I'm looking for some software to run on LL for managing my Garmin etrex20.

Today I stumbled on Viking. Specs and screenshots look good.
After downloading the package and running the install commands as provided, my system tells me that

Hello,

adjusted Lotto killas so it works for the UK Thunderball draw.



Screenshot of Thunderball number maker running on Linux Lite in terminal and its code in Gedit.
This will pick your 5 number choices from the 39, and then pick your 1 Thunderball number from the 14 numbers.
It will also give you real life choices to make (interactive)

Here is the code -

removed friendliness, it is off topic here Admin says.






UK lottery random number picker, showing the Python code, and the successful running of this in Linux Lite Terminal.

Here is the code -

The new version of Linux Lite is due out soon. It is based on Ubuntu 18.04 and uses the Xfce desktop manager. I regularly read posts from https://www.dedoimedo.com/, which I find very informative. Recently he has been looking at Ubuntu 18.04 and various distros which are using it. The most recent is about the latest version of Xubuntu, which uses Xfce as the desktop manager. I think that people on this list would find his comments interesting. Especially the developers.

Just a suggestion.

I may be posting in the wrong thread, but, Lite got me away from windows.  I tried Ubuntu 10.04 years ago, it worked, but, as a 50 something, why bother?  My next was Lite 2.0.  Dell desktop from 2004, Not 1 problem. Currently a dell laptop from 2.0 till 3.8. Amazing work by these folks. Dell 1545, I have tried over 20 distros and all have nagging issues from 1st install.  Lie, Never. Thanks for your efforts.  BTW, I have 4.0 beta on a seperate HDD, no issues as of yet. Not real fond of the themeing, but I have already adapted it to my own with, again, no issues.  3 years on linux, in spite of my experimenting, it has NEVER crashed or failed to boot on a laptop from 2009.  64 year old guy here.  Electronics tech since the tube days. Again, Thanks.  Dell 1545, 4gbs ram, t9600 CPU. It had 3 Gbs and a t4200 CPU.