I've suggested this twice on bugs.ubuntu.com for 2 different bugs, but haven't received any dev feedback yet
It would be nice if somebody could update BibleTime to version 1.6.5, a "bugfix" version; v-1.6.4 has one bug that absolutely drives me up the wall (probably because the earlier, working versions spoiled me) -> it won't add any modules to the current view :P  This is important to me because it allows me to have >= 2 similar modules open and synced at the same time, and I like to have more than one translation of the Bible opened together so I can read an English translation - KJV, WEB, ESV, etc. - and study more in-depth into the original Greek/Hebrew (there's unfortunately no Aramaic version available in the Sword repos).
I know v-1.6.5 has fixed this bug, because I've used it in a different distro, but would really, really, really like it if we could update it in the *buntu repos (PLEASE!!!).  Searching the net for the source code has turned up mostly only ia32 rpm's (and no tarballs  ), but a dude over on the MEPISlovers forum has managed to create both i386 and amd64 .deb's for it, although I can't install either due to differences in dependencies between distros...
It would be nice if somebody could update BibleTime to version 1.6.5, a "bugfix" version; v-1.6.4 has one bug that absolutely drives me up the wall (probably because the earlier, working versions spoiled me) -> it won't add any modules to the current view :P  This is important to me because it allows me to have >= 2 similar modules open and synced at the same time, and I like to have more than one translation of the Bible opened together so I can read an English translation - KJV, WEB, ESV, etc. - and study more in-depth into the original Greek/Hebrew (there's unfortunately no Aramaic version available in the Sword repos).
I know v-1.6.5 has fixed this bug, because I've used it in a different distro, but would really, really, really like it if we could update it in the *buntu repos (PLEASE!!!).  Searching the net for the source code has turned up mostly only ia32 rpm's (and no tarballs  ), but a dude over on the MEPISlovers forum has managed to create both i386 and amd64 .deb's for it, although I can't install either due to differences in dependencies between distros...
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