Hi @Khemarato.bhikkhu, @Snowbird, @sabbamitta
The following is EXACTLY what I did.
I started by making sure my Chromebook was update/had the latest version of Chrome OS
Then I went here: https://digitalpalidictionary.github.io/
I chose: “Install on Linux” (left side bar scroll down menu)
That took me here: Install on Linux - Digital Pāḷi Dictionary
Which contained these instructions:
- download the latest version of DPD here
(NEVER GOT TO THE NEXT STEP)
- install version 1.5 of GoldenDict
- in settings, direct GoldenDict to the DPD folder.
From the hyperlink in step 1, above:
-I clicked on the hyperlink in 1, “here”
-That took me here: Releases · digitalpalidictionary/digitalpalidictionary · GitHub
-It said, “DPD releases have moved” to: Releases · digitalpalidictionary/dpd-db · GitHub. I clicked on the link.
-It took me here: Releases · digitalpalidictionary/dpd-db · GitHub
-I scrolled down to the “Assets” list and chose: dpd-goldendict.zip
-My Chromebook Files window opened. I clicked on “Save,”
-In a few seconds a pop up book in the right hand corner said “download complete”
-I found the file in “My Files” > Downloads
-I clicked in “Open”
Four sub folders appeared; the place where I’d clicked on “Open” changed to “Read-only”
-I opened the first folder, “dpd-variants”; six sub folders appeared.
I opened the top one, “res”. One sub folder appeared, “variants.css”
-A message appeared that said, “This file type is not supported.”
Again, I never got Step 2, above.
@Khemarato.bhikkhu: Except for Google Chrome, I don’t use apps on my Chromebook. They are horrible. I do everything in Chrome.
I will look over the Linux link.
Thank you,
~l