AM UTC-5, Gnome wrote:
It should be done automatically when you install the newest.
kl. 02:10:40 UTC+1 onsdag 6. februar 2013 skrev Jesse Forest følgende:
Hi,
I've uninstalled the old version and reinstalled the newest,
but I am not sure how to sync my old cards to the new version
/2013 04:43 AM, Jesse Forest wrote:
Yeah, I thought that would happen, but it didn't. The program works, but
none of my old cards are in the database.
I uninstalled the old version than downloaded the newest. Any idea about
what might have happened or what
I should do to recover
Hi,
I've uninstalled the old version and reinstalled the newest,
but I am not sure how to sync my old cards to the new version.
Is there any tutorial on how to do this?
Thank you!
Jesse
On Tuesday, December 4, 2012 2:37:04 PM UTC-5, Peter Bienstman wrote:
http://mnemosyne-proj.org/download
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Peter
On 12/13/2012 07:24 AM, Jesse wrote:
After missing a large chunk of reviews for the past couple years, my
spaced repetition data is now so skewed that I think it might be better
(and a bit less demoralizing) to start from scratch, with everything
unlearned. Wanted to ask your guys
step.
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config.py. Open it up with Notepad or something
similar, then look for the line that says locale = None. Change that line
to read:
locale = 'en'
Mind the single quotes. This'll work for any other language, too; I have
mine set to locale = 'ja' (Japanese).
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Mnemosyne definitely schedules cards out past 7 days, but just doesn't show
that on the statistics window. I think the statistics window is mainly
intended to give an idea of how many reviews you will need to do in the next
week, rather than a complete summary.
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letters? Thanks for any suggestions.
If you don't have access to emacs, Notepad on Windows or gEdit on Linux
should also be able to accomplish that (in the Save As dialog).
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I'm guessing you want to do this in a school environment (or something
similar) and don't want the students to change the cards? If so, this is not
currently possible with Mnemosyne.
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times 100% of the time. If you
keep them in one file, Mnemosyne will automatically order your reviews from
every category according to how urgent they are.
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cover the same
cards even if mnemosyne thinks I have remembered them.
Mnemosyne 2.0 does have a cramming plugin for this very purpose.
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On Tuesday 15 September 2009 07:45:53 pm Jesse wrote:
I think what bkh proposed, taking care of the cards from the back of the
pile, is a good idea and not necessarily against SRS principles.
Don't get me wrong, I also think it's
the problems you're seeing.
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is on the way, might be better at dealing with this.
Also, have you looked into LaTeX?)
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If you start Mnemosyne from the console with the following environment
variable, it should default to SCIM:
QT_IM_MODULE=simple mnemosyne
Integrate that into your setup as needed.
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that button.
Keep up the good work guys!
Mnemosyne does automatically save on exit, yes. Save just allows you to save
your deck without exiting, which is useful if you've just reviewed 200 out
of 400 cards that have built up and don't want to lose that if your power
goes out. :)
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Peter
This sounds excellent, can't wait!
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