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Location: Voluntarily move into diaster relief areas.
Distribution: Upgraded from Suse 10 to Ubuntu.
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Which distros have sword/Bible sw?
Google search turns up info that looks like Mandrake has
sword and Bibletime rpms.
Pkg is available of debian but is it on the 7 cd wood?
Is anything on the 5 cd suse 9.0?
Which have sword/Bible sw?
There is also a slackware package for sword 0n linuxpackages.net. I checked and the source is available from the web site as a tar.gz file. You could download it and compile for whatever distro you decide on. I am new to linux but searching the forum for any particular distro should allow you to find simple instructions for installing from source.
This software looks very nice actually. Usually i use the crosswalk study tools but i may check into this myself.
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