Dooble releases, Qt5 builds

[Dave Yeo]

Dave, do yo have the exact way the exp link should be put into the ANPM?

Yes, but I can't share. You could email Lewis and ask for access but generally it is for the beta testers and such.

[Eugene Tucker]

David, thanks anyway. I understand.

[Dave Yeo]

Uploaded
ftp://dry@ftp.os2voice.org/rpm/dooble-2023.11.30-1.oc00.pentium4.rpm and ftp://dry@ftp.os2voice.org/rpm/dooble-debuginfo-2023.11.30-1.oc00.pentium4.rpm
See release notes for new stuff such as translations

[Martin Iturbide]

Thanks Dave

Here it seems to working as the latter version ported. For the moment no new issues here.

Just a question, does someone know how to change the download folder of Dooble? I can not find it on the options.

Regards

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Martin, go to Tools-->Downloads, which opens the downloads page. At the top of the page you can set the Download Path.

[Martin Iturbide]

Hi Martin, go to Tools-->Downloads, which opens the downloads page. At the top of the page you can set the Download Path.

Thanks Dave, that was so easy and counter-intuitive at the same time 

[Eugene Tucker]

Best drop yet Dave!

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Eugene, is playing sound on YouTube back to working for you?

[Remy]

Hi!

How to correct this error I have since several dooble drop (it worked with older one)
As well, translates files aren't found too ! 
dooble needs a lot of time to establish a session and load first page at startup ! (more than 10s after dooble is up)

Regards

Update:  about translates, I found that the location under RPM is share/dooble/translates while dooble is looking under usr/bin/translates (added this dir resolved the translate error message but dict isn't resolved yet.

[Eugene Tucker]

David, Yes sound works fine.

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Remy, thanks for the report. Guess I need to test on a virgin system. For now, move the dictionaries to @unixroot\usr\bin\webengine_dictionaries.

[Eugene Tucker]

Dave one system I tested was a virgin system non the other supporting Yum packages were installed. Work just the same as my other installs. In short no issues.

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Eugene, did you test the spell checker and/or the translations?
BTW, interesting that YouTube works for you, here when playing AV1 videos, which seems to be most of them, video playback pauses after a few seconds and stays stuck.
You can right click on a video and choose "Stats for Nerds" to see what the video/audio formats are.

[Tom]

Hi Remy, thanks for the report. Guess I need to test on a virgin system. For now, move the dictionaries to @unixroot\usr\bin\webengine_dictionaries.

Or use the environment variable DOOBLE_TRANSLATIONS_PATH to point to wherever you have placed the translation files.

[Dave Yeo]

I found Dmitry's patch to look in the system paths, so will apply that. Thought there was one for the dictionaries, couldn't find it though.