Update: Aug 31, 2015 Use GoldenDict to run Longman Dictionary. One can download En-En_Longman_DOCE5 and Longman DOCE5 Extras(En-En) (both dictionary and audio files) at: More dictionaries: How to play sounds in GoldenDictThe best way to play all kinds of audio files: Install VLC and then in goldendict menu: If VLC is not working, you can use mplayer2, ====OLD POST July 20, 2009===== 2. Copy the DVD to your harddisk, go to the linux directory. 3. In Ubuntu 8.10, it will automatically install the Desktop Link. If you cannot find the link, you can create a Launcher by using "/usr/local/ldoce5/ldoce5" If you switch to another user, it may fail to start. Than you need to copy "/home/yourname/.macromedia" to another user's folder. Install Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Updated Edition (2 CDs 4.5v2) 1. Install libgtk1.2 2. copy the first cd to one folder. sudo apt-get install mozilla-mplayerThen you also might want to get rid of the Totem plugin sudo apt-get remove totem-mozillaNote: This dictionary can run at your home directory without touching root. About this dictionary:
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I need to install it in Centos 6.6
would you please help me with expansion of the differences these methods don't work in centos
I want to install it on ubuntu 11.10
after installing it , the program tell me that you must put the cd
How to upgrade the flash player for LDOCE5 in Ubuntu 9.04？
After install LDOCE5, in the LDOCE5 folder there is a folder named "plugins".
I had tried to replace the old version of "libflashplayer.so" in the plugin folder.
But after that the New version, 10.0.32.18, of Adobe Flash Player (libflashplayer.so) didn't work with LDOCE5 well.
Do you know how to upgrade the flash player for LDOCE5 in Ubuntu 9.04 in the best way?
Thanks a lot.
Upgrading adobe flash player
Upgrading adobe flash player is possible, but that would need some if not lots of hacks to modify flash related configuration files. On the other hand, popup-mode dictionary doesn't work on a native Linux installation( No QuickFind counterpart in Linux ). It might be better to switch to WINE for the sort of thing you like.
THANK YOU
for your useful information, thanks
Thanks
very helpful, thanks
it fails in ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
if follow the steps then:
verifying archive integrity... all good
uncompressing..........................
this installation doesn't support glibc-2.0 on linux / x86_64
please contact loki technical support at support@lokigames.com
the program returned an error code (1)
press return to close this window...
^csignal caught, cleaning up
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i experienced to run install with command: linux32 sh installation.sh
the installation is ok but if run ldoce it tells me that they are lacking some libs
i have download the 386 version of the libs request and added in ldoce/application but if run ldoce it tells me: segmentation fault
i experienced also added the font awlascii.ttf to server font but idem result
it seems actual than not functions with os ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
do you not have the source of the installation?
i could create the .deb package for 64 bit and to put it available for all
erred not to be able to use a fine work like this dictionary
bye and thanks
night train
when i run sh
when i run sh installation.sh, i got an error
$ sh installation.sh
installation.sh: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
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i have ubuntu 8.10, what can i do to have it work?
The files could have been loaded as binary files
I experimented this, but couldn't determine the cause. Some image readers load the sh files as binaries. Try using another image reader.
It also works in ubuntu 8.10
Please try to install again. Make sure you have installed "libgtk1.2".
I'm having the same problem
I'm having the same problem and I'm pretty sure that "libgtk1.2" have been installed on my com, i'm using Ubuntu 9.04. What should I do? Thank you.
Same problem here
Hi, i installed libgtk1.2 but still got this error when running the setup.sh (i already extract everything into my computer)
setup.sh: 1: j���j���4#!: not found
setup.data/config.sh: 1: j���j���4#: not found
/home/bubuzzz/.setup19926: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
/home/bubuzzz/.setup19926: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
setup.sh: 274: exi: not found
Do you have any suggestion? thank you.
Longman 5th DVD works great
Longman 5th DVD works great in Ubuntu 9.04. Try to get the 5th DVD verstion.
ldece
i installed ldece but it didnt work. i couldnt run ldoce.sh. i found the ldoce.sh file but it didnt work. i installed full recomended things but it didnt. please help me. i like very much it.
You must install libgtk1.2,
You must install libgtk1.2, before you can install IDECE
Does the sound work for
Does the sound work for anyone?
Ldoce on Ubuntu Jaunty
This is needed for running Ldoce with Ubuntu Jaunty (Jaunty is alpha as of today..)
aptitude install libgtk1.2 libxp6 alsa-oss
modprobe snd_pcm_oss
voila!
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Very helpful! Thanks for
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing.
I dont have any sound
Dear All.
When i called sh installlation , it again installed the program from the CD. Not from the files which i had copied to the hard Disk. Why?
second problem is that i dont have sound. what should i do please
Thanks
To play sound while running
To play sound while running this dictionary, you have to load kernel module snd-pcm-oss.ko by "sudo modprobe snd-pcm-oss"
FATAL: Module snd_pcm_oss not
FATAL: Module snd_pcm_oss not found.
Sound problem solved
i had the same pb, and i could solve it : just open longman using "aoss":
in my case the dict is in root folder so after enter as root :enter to the ldoce5 folder
cd ldoce5 , then:
sudo aoss ./ldoce5
I use ubuntu 11.10 but after
I use ubuntu 11.10 but after insalling the dictionary when I run it message appear telling me that this feasure is not included you must put the cd , what is the problem