Open badumont opened 3 years ago
Hi @badumont, thank you for your message. I've added a mention on Linux compatibility to the README (see pending PR), and to the web page on Biblissima as well (https://outils.biblissima.fr/en/eulexis/).
Do not hesitate to propose a commit with a linux-compatible .pro
file. Thanks!
Hi! I just rebuilt Eulexis and found that my own instructions could be rewritten in a more straightforward way. Moreover, I discovered that one doesn't need to use QtCreator — and there is no need to change the .pro
file either. The following instructions should work better:
Under GNU/Linux, make sure that you have Qt5 installed. Then open a terminal, cd
to the directory of your choice and do:
git clone 'https://github.com/PhVerkerk/Eulexis_off_line.git'
mkdir Eulexis_build && cd Eulexis_build
qmake ../Eulexis_off_line/Greek_converter.pro && make
qmake ../Eulexis_off_line/Eulexis.pro && make
cp -R ../Eulexis_off_line/Eulexis_data bin/ressources
cp -R ../Eulexis_off_line/Aide_Eulexis bin/Aide
You will end up with the executables Greek_converter
and Eulexis
in Eulexis_build/bin
. You can start the Greek converter and Eulexis directly from them or reference them in desktop files (see the documentation of your distribution).
Just reopening it to make the proposed improvement more visible.
Hi,
Thank you very much for this software. I just want to inform you that I could build and use it in GNU/Linux. I built it with QtCreator, then in the build directory simply created a
ressources/
directory underbin/
and copied the contents ofEulexis_data/
into it. I successfully tested manual lemmatisation, navigating in dictionaries and txt2csv. As it is entirely written with Qt classes, I see no reason why other functionalities should not work.Maybe you could mention this possibility on the README file, if not on the site of Biblissima? If you are interested, I can try to propose a commit in the next days for the
.pro
file so as to add GNU/Linux support.