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@ -2,15 +2,15 @@ xiphos (formerly gnomesword. A bible study application)
Xiphos is a bible study program for GNOME. Xiphos is based on the
Sword project by the CrossWire Bible Society.
computer reading of the text using festival has not been tested.
if it works let me know, and i'll remove these two lines from the readme.
computer reading of the text using festival has not been tested. if
it works let me know, and i'll remove these two lines from the readme.
xiphos version 4.2.1 requires sword v1.8.1-3 or higher
and biblesync v2.0.1 or higher
xiphos needs a version of cmake 3.11 or higher. A private version is included
in the slackbuild to enable xiphos to be built. If you want to use a different
cmake to that included here, pass CMVERSION with the version you need (and
make sure that the source tar.gz is available)
There are a few new dependencies as the documentation is now created by the
build process rather than shipped preprocessed in the source.
xiphos needs a version of cmake 3.11 or higher. A private version is
included in the slackbuild to enable xiphos to be built. If you want to
use a different cmake to that included here, pass CMVERSION with the
version you need (and make sure that the source tar.gz is available)
There are a few new dependencies as the documentation is now created by
the build process rather than shipped preprocessed in the source.