Hello all,
** Let me say the most important thing first: I will almost certainly
be re-writing the source code of Mnemosyne to form two specialized
branches. I can almost certainly do the raw coding by myself, but I
might need help figuring out how to compile and package the programs
for
Post up the link if you do make one.
On Nov 7, 1:15 pm, Daniel Hershcovich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
I'm a big fan of Mnemosyne - I use it to study Arabic, German, GRE
words, Japanese and Russian. I know, a lot of languages :)
Anyway, I'd like to create a Facebook page called The
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, instead of being learned at the
completely optimal rate. So
:) Just as a word of advice from someone who's been using it for not
much longer than you have been...
Unless you think a certain Q/A pair is extremely easy, you ought to
avoid giving it a 5. For example, out of my 2500+ cards, only a
small percentage have been given that score-- things like
This message is a followup to this one from awhile back:
http://tinyurl.com/8burjy
I have downloaded the source code and installed Python 2.6.1, but I am
unsure where to go from here.
I have some previous minor programming experience in BASIC, C++, Java,
and PHP, but I have never used Python
I haven't done this myself in Mnemosyne, but you could also probably
edit the card by using width and height parameters in the img tag
to force the image to a size small enough to display properly with
your minuscule vertical resolution. I assume it's supported by the
rendering engine.
Are you even using the 'Add question' keyboard-shortcut/GUI button?
That was my first thought, since Mnemosyne doesn't support direct
editing of cards in the review window, instead utilizing the Add Card
and Edit Card windows. It's curious that she only specified answers,
though, since one
Hello,
I have created a Userbox for Mnemosyne:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Notyourbroom/Userboxes/Mnemosyne
An example of its usage is live on my userpage here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Notyourbroom
I encourage any of you with English Wikipedia accounts to place the
box on
