VNote a great program to write in markdown available to Linux (Like MX Linux 21, antiX 21)

 VNote is a great program, for my is great to write markdown Download VNote 32 bits  See my 32 bits deb build:  https://github.com/wachin/vnote/releases    Note: If you are curious, you will realize that the deb that I compiled is smaller than the ones on the github page of the Chinese developers, this is because VNote can use the dependencies of the Linux operating system, for example: Kdenlive, which is a program huge but because it uses many KDE dependencies, you can see this by looking at its packages:  kdenlive-data  which weighs 9 MB and  kdenlive  which weighs almost 3 MB, the same with the deb I compiled, instead the developers have made it available by integrating many of its dependencies right there to make it work on many (64-bit) Linux, not like the one I have compiled only for Linux based on Debian 11 Bullseye Download VNote 64 bits  On the official page:  https://github.com/vnotex/vnote/releases    As you can...

Okular not working alongside Goldendict to catch the words or phrases - SOLVED

How can I select a word or phrase with my cursor and catch with Goldendict?

In GoldenDict, click Edit->Preferences and choose the second tab titled "Scan Popup". On that page, you need to select:


 "Enable Scan popup functionality"

and its subfield:

"Start with scan popup turned on".
"Only show popup when all selected keys are kept pressed"

and mark this two:

"Ctrl + Win/Meta"

Then you need:

Reboot!


then open again Goldendict


At this point, everytime you select a word or phrase an pressed:

"Ctrl + Win/Meta"

 Goldendict is going to catch that words and showing that text


BASED IN:

14.04 - How can I select a word or phrase with my cursor and have it defined? - Ask Ubuntu
https://askubuntu.com/questions/492241/how-can-i-select-a-word-or-phrase-with-my-cursor-and-have-it-defined

[Okular-devel] Okular with Goldendict Ubuntu 11.10
https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/okular-devel/2011-November/010502.html

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