Crow Translate program?

[goersorg]

Hi all, howto install Crow Translate in MX18.3 pls? With the *.deb there is a dependence prob, even though it is installed. Email me pls. bao@go-ers.org Many thnx

[Eadwine Rose]

People will not email you the answer, that is not what a forum format is for. You will have to come back and check the topic yourself for answers.

[Richard]

LOL.
I thought that as well, 38 years ago.
I waited & waited.
Had forgotten where I asked the question.
When I finally went back a couple of weeks later, there was the answer to my question.

A good case for default email notices. :)
Not everyone was born on the internet.

[richb]

In the user control panel you can manage notifications. You set the option to email you for a bookmarked or subscribed topic. When someone replies to that topic subscribed or bookmarked you will receive an email. The wrench at the top of the post will give you the options to subscribe or bookmark.

[Richard]

Not speaking for myself,
I now know where the settings are;
rather for newcomers to forums.

It doesn't matter.
It is a good learning experience. :)

[richb]

I suspected you knew the options. I should have stated "For New Users". I had a Forum Introduction document for older Forum versions, but I have not updated it. That would be a useful project for me.

[Richard]

Maybe an obligatory audible?
Kind of like a Recapcha?

But like with horses & water.... :)

[goersorg]

Oh, so many answers, but all nothing to do with my request! :(
I am still no wiser.
How can I install Crow Translate, OR, can it be added in repos?
Mint, Ubuntu and others have it.
Don't comment unless it deals with the question PLS.
Thnx

[JayM]

Oh, so many answers, but all nothing to do with my request! :(
I am still no wiser.
How can I install Crow Translate, OR, can it be added in repos?
Mint, Ubuntu and others have it.
Don't comment unless it deals with the question PLS.
Thnx

1. We don't do support via email. If we did, no one else would be able to see and benefit by it. If you want help from the forum members you'll find it in the forum.
2. Please do as I asked you to in your original thread and read then follow these instructions for requesting packages. Here, I'll even copy and paste them for you:

1. check the MX Test Repo and Debian Backports first to see whether the package/update you want is already in there? This will save on unnecessary posts where users ask for something that has already been packaged. Use the MX Package Installer (MXPI) for the checks. The search function makes it easy to do so.

2. next, do a search of the Package Requests subforums to see if there is an existing Package Request Status thread for the package you want, for the relevant MX release. If so, you can post your request for an update in that same thread instead of making a separate new thread for the same package

3. where the package is not so common and isn't something already in the Debian repos, please give a description in your package requests as to what the package you want does/is, and where the source can be found or at least give a web link that provides more info on it. If you want an update of an existing/known package to be in the MX repos, you could just link to some webpage setting out the main bug fixes/new functions.
Don't just make abrupt one-line posts like: "Please make package ABC".

[richb]

Oh, so many answers, but all nothing to do with my request! :(
I am still no wiser.
How can I install Crow Translate, OR, can it be added in repos?
Mint, Ubuntu and others have it.
Don't comment unless it deals with the question PLS.
Thnx

You asked to be emailed and we are responding to that request. We are answering that request cannot be met. JayM also indicated what you need to do to get the app you want. The answer is in his post #9.