How to use ANKI flashcard program in Precise 5.6? (Solved)
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*Considering Slacko runs like a slug on my box >> PASS. Too many gay-ass libs for this cat's blood.
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Hi @ulock.I 've succeeded to install anki. So, first thing you need to do is open up PPM and search for sip and PyQT and install them both. PyQT is going to take some while, wait until everything is finished.
Then you need to go to Anki's homepage and download Anki Source.Save the .tgz file where you want and then extract it.
Before you continue further make sure you have installed devx for your puppy.
After that you need to open up a terminal and change to the Anki's directory. Mine was cd /mnt/home/anki-2.0.28
your's might be different.
Next thing to do is to type this command:
make install
You 'll take this error as I did myself but I ignored it:make: *** [install] Error 1
So, now the last thing you need to do is to type this command:
./runanki
exactly as it is and anki should run.
Aften you close anki and if you want to run it again you can do that by just typing on the terminal the command anki
Then you need to go to Anki's homepage and download Anki Source.Save the .tgz file where you want and then extract it.
Before you continue further make sure you have installed devx for your puppy.
After that you need to open up a terminal and change to the Anki's directory. Mine was cd /mnt/home/anki-2.0.28
your's might be different.
Next thing to do is to type this command:
make install
You 'll take this error as I did myself but I ignored it:make: *** [install] Error 1
So, now the last thing you need to do is to type this command:
./runanki
exactly as it is and anki should run.
Aften you close anki and if you want to run it again you can do that by just typing on the terminal the command anki
Hi giannis4,
Thank you for your effort. I have tried to do the exact steps that you recommended but when I entered the command "./runanki" I got an error massage (see attached image). Really strange behavior because "sip" was installed. I will have more time on weekend to play with that but anyway do you have any suggestions what is wrong?
Thank you for your effort. I have tried to do the exact steps that you recommended but when I entered the command "./runanki" I got an error massage (see attached image). Really strange behavior because "sip" was installed. I will have more time on weekend to play with that but anyway do you have any suggestions what is wrong?
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