treofant
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2010-07-26
, 20:25
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#61
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2010-08-30
, 07:06
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@ Minsk
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#62
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2010-09-26
, 14:34
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Posts: 30 |
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Joined on Feb 2010
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#63
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2010-11-02
, 09:49
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Posts: 80 |
Thanked: 33 times |
Joined on Apr 2010
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#64
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I am running into problems trying to install anki from the anki-1.0.1.tgz file. it gives me an error about setuptools-0.6c5-py2.6.egg needing to be downloaded. But, when it tries to download it, I get a python error with a 404 file not found. Do you remember what other dependencies you installed to get it working?
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2010-11-07
, 17:03
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Joined on Nov 2010
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#65
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Great news! the latest version of anki is now running great directly under maemo with minimum hassle. Here's what i did:
unpack anki-1.0.1.tgz to /home/user/
chmod +x ./anki
(tried to run it, missing sqlalchemy)
apt-get install python-sqlalchemy
(tried again, missing module sipconfig)
google sipconfig, download sipconfig.py, copy to /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/
./anki
The first load took a long time. I guess my config info from running it under easydebian was still around cuz it automatically loadd fullscreen and started syncing my decks. sync worked great, editing and adding works, subsequent loads take under 30 seconds.
the ui is more useable than i remember, maybe a change in anki itself?
very happy to finally have full native working anki!
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2010-11-12
, 06:41
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Posts: 30 |
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Joined on Feb 2010
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#66
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Great news! the latest version of anki is now running great directly under maemo with minimum hassle. Here's what i did:
unpack anki-1.0.1.tgz to /home/user/
chmod +x ./anki
(tried to run it, missing sqlalchemy)
apt-get install python-sqlalchemy
(tried again, missing module sipconfig)
google sipconfig, download sipconfig.py, copy to /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/
./anki
The first load took a long time. I guess my config info from running it under easydebian was still around cuz it automatically loadd fullscreen and started syncing my decks. sync worked great, editing and adding works, subsequent loads take under 30 seconds.
the ui is more useable than i remember, maybe a change in anki itself?
very happy to finally have full native working anki!
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2010-11-12
, 06:44
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Posts: 30 |
Thanked: 3 times |
Joined on Feb 2010
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#67
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Hi, I'm a newbie here, to Maemo and I have my N900 just 1 week so please take that into consideration.
I was very happy to see that someone got Anki working on N900, I tried to follow the steps you posted but I was able to accomplish just the first 2 lines (up to chmod). Then my device says that I don't have a permission to run Anki. And what did I do? In Terminal I went to Anki folder and typed ./anki
Was that the right thing to do? I mean, my knowledge of linux is VERY basic so please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm anxious to get Anki working on my device so I'll appreciate ANY help.
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2010-12-06
, 15:18
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Posts: 80 |
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Joined on Apr 2010
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#68
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This worked for me too. I didn't have to find a sipconfig.py file. I did have to install
apt-get install python-qt4
to get a missing QtSvg dependancy solved. All the fonts are kind of huge and some screens are a little difficult to see. It runs much quicker than in easydebian. It's also very strange that it's picking up on my decks from the easy-debian install.
It's also doing a strange thing where about once per second the entire window within anki flashes. It's quite annoying. Anyone else had any success getting anki installed?
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2010-12-28
, 21:32
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Posts: 5 |
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Joined on Dec 2010
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#69
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2011-01-28
, 19:38
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Posts: 1 |
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Joined on Jan 2011
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#70
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