Hi Lila,
Pasting into the terminal is a bit awkward and can cause problems. Usually
you would run a command like "sh
~/Downloads/Mnemosyne-Installer-MacOS.command"
Assuming you do have Python installed, you can simplify it to this chained
command instead (it's just creating those "command" files,
Hi Peter,
I've also moved away from trying to memorise vocab etc with flashcards, and
noticed the same issue you did with sentence cards (not really
understanding the sentence itself, but just remembering it from previous
study... in the same way I'll often remember the exact starting tone of the
I'm not sure why the maximum value would be big enough to overflow a signed
int. Maybe it's a 32 bit int in the Android client, so when it's syncing
really large files for example (>2gb?) it could trigger this overflow since
it uses the total size of the files as the range for the progress bar (
ht
But the dates are years away because you probably know those cards quite
well already.
I think people tend to worry that they'll forget the cards because the next
review date is unrealistic, but if there's a ton of cards then resetting
them all is probably just creating extra "fake work" that slows
The "lang" parameter in the call to gTTS seems to have caused problems for
people recently.
See this example: https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS/issues/252
The problem in the cases I've seen were caused by a language string of
"en-US" and "en-CA". In both cases, switching to just "en" fixed the
pro
Which version of pip are you using? I see you've been trying 3 different
approaches: default (presumably Python 2.7?) pip, pip3 and the APT
repository versions.
You could try updating the Python 3.x version of pip using pip itself,
rather than the apt-installed version. This seems to work for me (
It seems like a conflict between two versions of Matplotlib. Is it possible
that a different version is installed globally that takes precedence over
whatever is in that mpl-data directory (which I'm not familiar with)?
On Tue, 6 Oct 2020, 07:23 Peter Bienstman,
wrote:
> What exactly are you doi
I've observed the same problem many times. It's a problem with the open
source nouveau driver for Nvidia cards, as Andreas points out.
Unfortunately I've had poor experiences with this driver on two different
machines, and it's both difficult to debug and apparently low priority in
the Linux world.
I'm glad it worked for you Kevin! Yes, perhaps we should add this to a
troubleshooting / FAQ section of the Mnemosyne homepage.
Peter, what do you think?
On Tue, 17 Sep 2019, 01:52 MrJay, wrote:
>
>
> On Sunday, 15 September 2019 15:48:49 UTC-4, Oisín Mac Fhearaí wrote:
>>
5 sip PyQtWebEngine
Oisín
On Sun, 15 Sep 2019 at 18:26, MrJay wrote:
>
>
> On Sunday, 15 September 2019 06:04:05 UTC-4, Oisín Mac Fhearaí wrote:
>
> Greetings Oisin.
> Thank you for taking an interest in this thread.
>
> I'm curious if your active Python is not the system inst
I'm curious if your active Python is not the system installed one.
Perhaps you could try these commands:
which python3
pip3 install PyQtWebEngine
If the install fails due to a permission error, try:
pip3 install --user PyQtWebEngine
Oisín
On Sun, 15 Sep 2019, 05:12 Peter Bienstman,
wrote:
>
On Sat, 24 Aug 2019, 11:34 David Goadby, wrote:
> I love mnemosyne. I am using it to improve my Welsh vocabulary mainly.
>
> Now, from time to time, it would be nice to have a rolling display of my
> words without having to press a key and enter a score. Then I can do other
> stuff on my PC and j
The error message sounds more like a firewall blocked access to the
intended port. Maybe you can temporarily disable your firewall to test it?
If it works, then you can add an exception to allow it to work as normal.
On Mon, 1 Apr 2019 at 23:40, Heidi Woolford
wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> How are you?
On Monday, September 24, 2018 at 7:51:44 PM UTC+1, Andreas wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> I contacted Robert; however, I also tried to install from the tarball:
> I got a bit further - the default python on my system was python2, which I
> changed now to python3.
>
> However, the version compiled from t
Looks like your Mnemosyne files are stored on an external drive which is
mounted with the wrong permissions. I don't know what OS you're running,
but guessing Ubuntu or some other Debian-based system. You could try the
brute force "chown -R federico:federico /media/federico", but it might be
better
It sounds like the machine has changed its IP address, or your tablet is
now on a different network. I'd suggest doublechecking on the PC and making
sure the tablet is on the same LAN. Also check that the sync server is
actually still running because the first error you quoted seemed to
contradict
Maybe it's being interpreted as HTML tags. You could try using HTML
entities instead:
#include
On 29 Apr 2017 12:57 pm, wrote:
When I put some text in a card included in brackets like for example in
" #include " only " #include " is displayed. These brackets seem
to have a special me
I think that even if this was supported, it would be a misuse of the
program. The answer part of the card is supposed to be a narrowly focused
atom of information. A tutorial or even a short list is not a good format
and will lead to poor results.
It's better to extract the core steps in the tutor
If you can find the file in Terminal (command prompt), you could do
something like this:
sed "28070q;d" broken-file.txt
And you can probably do this if it "looks" okay but may have missing or
extra tab characters, for example:
sed "28070q;d" broken-file.txt | hexdump -C
On 4 October 2016 at 15:
If you have the basic Android development tools on your desktop machine,
you could plug the phone in and run "adb logcat" to see if there was a
stacktrace that would pinpoint the error.
http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/86384/how-to-get-why-an-app-crashed
On 21 Jul 2016 8:38 a.m., "Peter
Depends on what kind of knowledge. I put some piano sheet music on
flashcards in Mnemosyne a few years ago and it worked pretty well, although
I didn't keep up with that deck after passing the exam.
Also made some flashcards recently for memorising Rubik's algorithms, but I
devised a mnemonic sche
I'd agree with Peter in general for this kind of stuff; it's probably
better to rewrite the code from scratch a couple of times (maybe a few
different ways), and play some code golf or whatnot.
However if you want to use SRS, I'd advise to reduce the code to higher
level pseudocode (i.e. not "for(
Perhaps there is a plugin for this already? It seems like a nice feature,
albeit outside the program's scope - that is, to keep track of and manage
your revision schedule based on the "forgetting curve" principles.
On 21 Dec 2015 05:34, "Peter Bienstman" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Apart from exporting your
On Friday, May 10, 2013 1:02:25 AM UTC+1, Oisín Mac Fhearaí wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This may or may not work, but I've just built a distributable version that
> works on my laptop running Leopard.
> Feel free to download the massive (74MB zipped!) application from
> http:
2009/4/28 Peter Bienstman :
> If something similar exists for a (jailbroken) iPhone, you're in business.
>
>> etc. ... (a normal)
>> iPhone doesn't but it may be possible to write a mobile-friendly web
>> client, or an iPhone client etc. which doesn't really help for
>> studying on the train thoug
2009/4/23 Peter Bienstman :
>
> On Thursday 23 April 2009 09:10:20 Clayton Carson wrote:
>> Running as administrator didn't help.When I ran the line "attrib -r "C:
>> \Program Files"" I received an error message in the line below stating
>> "Access denied - C:\Program Files".
>
> If this is happen
That's a seriously mouth-watering feature list! Keep up the good work :)
Oisín
2009/4/8 Peter Bienstman :
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought that you would appreciate an update of what has been happening with
> 2.0, so that you don't think that no news means no work gets done :-)
>
> The past six months have
2009/4/4 Clayton Carson :
>
> I can type all of the commands in fine except for " attrib -r C:\Users
> \ " for this one I get the error "File not found - C:\Users\
Did you try the same command without the final backslash?
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Maybe http://www.acsoft.biz/rpad can help:
2. You'll need the Perl modules Palm:Raw and Palm:PDB. In Windows, you
may be able to use the Perl Package Manage (ppm) to install these. In
Mac OS X you can use 'perl -MCPAN -eshell' at a terminal prompt and
then enter the following commands when y
2009/3/26 Jonathan Blake :
>
> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Jason Axelson
> wrote:
>
>> Has anyone gotten Mnemosyne working on Leopard with Latex? I can't get
>> it to find the latex and dvipng executables without launching it from
>> the command line.
>
> Same here.
>
> --
> Jon
Yeah, same
2009/3/26 Clayton Carson :
>
> TT not that easy, file is corrupted so i cant open with mnemosyne I
> have to manually take out of the programming script. Is there any
> function which can help to selectively delete certain things so as to
> make getting the cards I want easier?
Hi,
Have you had
2009/3/24 Clayton Carson :
>
> I took out the middle type and left the starting and ending lines
> untouched so that the format continued throughout smoothly. However
> now mnemosyne just freezes when i try to load the data base, atleast
> no error message... any sugestions?
At least if you can't
2009/3/19 nsane4taz :
>
> My home directory is C: and the folders are located at C:\.mnemosyne
> and C:\Program Files\Mnemosyne.
It may be totally irrelevant in this case, but software can break if
your 'home' directory is a Windows root directory like C:, because it
has tries to access a parent
2009/3/14 JyBy :
> way to submit corrections to the original decks? Less important but
> still annoying, some cards are biased: for instance, "to rent" is
> translated as "adquilar", when the term "arentar" is also valid.
I'm not sure if this is answered in some 'general
card-creation/learning ti
2009/3/4 le_sacre :
>
> i haven't been able to find anyone talking about this problem:
>
> I just got started with mnemosyne, and so far importing text files has
> been great. but i want to add this xml file:
> http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/node/115
> and when i click OK in the import dialog, n
2009/2/22 micah :
> Maybe it would be better to create just 6 cards for each one of the
> types of stem-changing verbs, picking one verb to use as an example
> (so that I memorize the change form of regular stem changing verbs
> that follow the e->i pattern), one for the infinitive form of each
>
2009/2/20 Francisco José Fiuza Lima Júnior :
> Probably grade 2 might refer to 50% of chances to remember, and grade 3,
> maybe 70%. Don't know about then, but 90% is absolutely more likely to be
> grade 4.
> I might be totally wrong, as I said, I'm not an expert, it's just some
> thoughts and r
2009/2/19 Francisco José Fiuza Lima Júnior :
> It doesn't make that much sense now.
>
> Let's say the interval for a card is 50 days, and I grade it 2 because I got
> it barely correct.
> Will it be better to:
>
> 1) increase the interval to 60 days and let me forget it on the next time,
>
> 2) or
2009/2/20 Peter Bienstman :
>
> When you review them, they are sorted in such a way that the shortest
> intervals come first. If cards have equal intervals, it's well possible that
> they stay in the order that they were entered.
>
> There is a plugin to always randomise the revision queue if you
2009/2/18 CanadianGuyEnFrance :
> I have noticed that a card interval will increase when I select a
> grade of 2. This seemed a bit surprizing given that the grade 2
> selection indicates:
>
> "Barely correct answer. The interval was way too long"
>
> I expected the interval to decrease after th
2009/2/8 Gwern Branwen
>
> That is, she thinks Mnemosyne is a quiz program: one is presented with
> the question, then one types in the best answer one can think of, and
> ding ding! one is right or wrong.
This does have its benefits for some situations (i.e. where you are worried
about making s
2009/2/5 Adam McC :
> 1.2 is something I
> don't think you should suggest for a program that's supposed to work
> in multiple OSes (I use vista personally).
Why? Using a cross-platform program doesn't mean that every occasional
task you carry out must also be handled by the program in some totall
2009/2/4 Winfried-Aspire One user :
>
> My spam filter identifed them immediately as spam mail. So why not by
> the spam filter of the server which sends them on behalf of this user
> group.
> If no spam filter is introduced one should do that as soon as
> possible.
> I have changed my settings fo
2009/2/3 winfried :
> This morning I received about 12 messages from
> sexykatrina.kaif&@gmail.com with sex messages.
> So it seems that by joining a google group one is not save concerning
> spam mail.
>
> Bad experience
>
> Winfried
Unfortunately none of us is ever safe from spam on the interne
2009/1/20 bevanmckech...@gmail.com :
>
> Oisín, I changed to Ubuntu and everything works fine. I had mnemosyne
> up and running in about 2 minutes with sound just by installing it
> through the package manager. You say I'll have more problems? Sorry!
> None!
I'm glad to be proven wrong, then! I d
2009/1/12 bevanmckech...@gmail.com :
>
> I'm making the big jump from windows to ubuntu tomorrow. I suppose I
> won't have this problem any more...
No but you'll have lots and lots of other ones ;) Although I've never
had to wipe an Ubuntu install and start from scratch (which has
happened on WinX
2009/1/7 Stephen_B :
>
> Resizing the window does not change the issue, and the issue occurs
> with left_align both True and False in my config.py. Are you using
> windows? On the suggestion, I don't believe that is valid html.
It is valid HTML, but optional. I think it's required in XHTML (and
o
2009/1/3 bevanmckech...@gmail.com :
> When looking at the performance tab in the task manager, cpu
> usage goes up a good 30% whenever I pres the ctrl-r replay shortcut,
> but nothing plays!!
In that case, have you checked the mixer settings (while a long sound
is supposed to be playing, perhaps)
2008/12/26 someguyyoudon'tknow :
>
> Yes, the commands you suggested is what I've been using, but "real
> latex" you mentioned seems much faster and more convenient. How could
> I use that chemistry preprocessing in mnemosyne?
I think you misunderstood: the special markup they use for chemistry l
2008/12/21 Bill Price (formerly Notyourbroom) :
>
> As another note... I hadn't really thought about it this way before-
> and I don't know if these were your thoughts at all- but I can see how
> someone could view giving a score of 4 on a scale from 0-5 as meaning
> "80% mastered" or something, in
2008/12/11 Peter Bienstman :
>
> The great firewall of China has been known to censor our site for unknown
> reasons...
Sooner or later, he'll have to find a proxy to circumvent the "golden
shield"; if he wants to read things like Wikipedia etc. I hear it's
not that hard...
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2008/12/9 duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> But it is often the case that you can make a good guess at what is
> going wrong when what should be a fast operation is very slow. If you
> see that it is fast for a small n but very slow for a somewhat larger
> n, and if it looks like the algorithm is not l
2008/12/9 duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> It does sound like the increase in time
> with number of items is greater than linear, and if that's the case
> there is probably only one spot that needs to be fixed. If this is
> inherent in the xml parser you're using I would consider it a bug in
> that li
2008/12/7 Netta J. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> (I have searched the discussions, but wasn't able to find what I'm
> looking for. I apologize if i have overlooked.)
>
> I downloaded a deck of cards (1+ I believe) and have tried to
> import it onto Mnemosyne, but when I click OK for it to load, the
2008/11/30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hello,
>
> I read on the site that Mnemosyne handles large numbers of cards by
> rescheduling them to the future, even if you can't quite finish all
> that are scheduled for a review. How exactly does this work? I am
> currently entering aroun
2008/11/27 Gwern Branwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Doesn't that just indicate that your chosen font can't display those
> particular characters?
Yeah. I think that can be fixed in qtconfig (or qt4config, or whatever
version is used now) by selecting appropriate fonts.
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2008/11/14 Spencer Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> your
> Hindi word here
Just in case this causes problems in future, you should know that this
is bad HTML, even if browser engines render it as you intended. You
have one two open font tags and only one closing tag.
I think it should be:
text
Oth
2008/11/12 Patrick Kenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Unfortunately, this is a common misconception of copyright law.
>
> In the US, where I live, the law grants an exception for "education
> purposes." This is not a blanket exemption for any educational use;
> instead, it means that one person, for th
2008/11/11 someguyyoudon'tknow
> P.S. How would you suggest using Mnemosyne for getting better at using
> computers? haha
Reading and modifying/adding to the source code :)
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2008/11/7 Patrick Kenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Of course, the beauty of Mnemosyne is that you can go at whatever pace
> you'd like and you'll be able to make progress. And it all depends on
> your cards-- if you're going for full recall of the characters,
> obviously that takes far more time than
On Nov 6, 10:39 pm, Patrick Kenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right now I do about 400-500 repetitions a day. But that's because I'm
> adding 100-150 cards per day. On weeks when I don't add any cards, the
> next week falls to about 300 reps. If I stopped more it would keep falling.
I'm ass
2008/11/6 Patrick Kenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> You can't change the name; that only changes the way it displays in
> Windows. You have to make an entirely new account.
Which is why it would be much better to fix the bug, rather than
expect every potential user to create a whole new account (wh
2008/11/5 someguyyoudon'tknow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Okay, a couple things:
>
> 1. The video file won't play. I copied "ASLalot.avi" into
> my .mnemosyne folder. I added to the
> question field. There is one thing that differed from your
> instructions: I don't have the .mnemosyne folder under
2008/10/20 Private <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Now, the fact the space bar defaults at "4" is a problem. I would
> much rather have it default at "0" so that if I do make a mistake, I
> can correctly assign it later.
It wouldn't be a problem if Mnemosyne had an "undo last grade" command
like in Anki.
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