Apertium VirtualBox - Revision history

Tino Didriksen at 12:55, 1 April 2024

2024-04-01T12:55:02Z

Francis Tyers at 02:52, 20 May 2021

2021-05-20T02:52:19Z

Tino Didriksen: Update VBox image

2021-01-25T12:43:36Z

Update VBox image

Tino Didriksen: Debian Sid

2019-12-05T22:29:03Z

Debian Sid

Tino Didriksen: Lubuntu 18.04

2019-11-29T16:32:03Z

Lubuntu 18.04

Tino Didriksen: Updated all packages, new image, same 16.04.

2017-09-11T12:20:24Z

Updated all packages, new image, same 16.04.

Francis Tyers: /* Step-by-Step Installation Instructions */

2017-09-11T08:34:04Z

Step-by-Step Installation Instructions

Rcrowther at 16:47, 27 April 2017

2017-04-27T16:47:36Z

Rcrowther at 14:50, 26 September 2016

2016-09-26T14:50:13Z

Tino Didriksen: Lubuntu 16.04

2016-04-25T08:51:18Z

Lubuntu 16.04

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+<span style="color: #f00; border: 2px solid red; padding: 1ex;">'''DEPRECATED!''' Return to [[Installation]] and pick another method.</span>
+<!--
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 [[Category:Installation]]
 [[Category:Documentation in English]]
+-->

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 * Debian Sid, trimmed of all non-essential packages
 * VirtualBox Guest Additions
-* XChat, set to automatically connect to Freenode #apertium as nick ap-vbox (appending -2 or -3 on conflict), preconfigured in UTF-8 mode
+* XChat, set to automatically connect to OFTC #apertium as nick ap-vbox (appending -2 or -3 on conflict), preconfigured in UTF-8 mode
 * Firefox, homepage set to Apertium Wiki

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 Since so many have problems getting Apertium to run on Windows or OS X, or are limited in bandwidth, [[User:Tino_Didriksen|Tino Didriksen]] has put together a ready-to-use VirtualBox VDI:
-* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191205.7z
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20210125.7z
-* 520655120 bytes (496 MB)
+* 559199448 bytes (533 MB)
+* SHA-1: ff437332a54c1952ae1db761e97d1b5f42d556a6
-* SHA-1: 15f31b43186b85848dbd71a90b0acf234339a29e
 ...or if you prefer a ZIP file:
-* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191205.zip
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20210125.zip
-* 817773930 bytes (779 MB)
+* 869061427 bytes (828 MB)
+* SHA-1: 5fb0e4b478e9d6fe80af9dfb2ff18ca94369614b
-* SHA-1: eb4f6f29de488a2ba398de1c9947d67ef1e93854
-The archive decompresses to a 2.96 GB vdi file.
+The archive decompresses to a 3.59 GB vdi file.
 <span style="color: #f00;">'''Important:''' If you just want to translate, you do not need the VirtualBox image. You can instead use the much smaller [[Apertium Simpleton UI]].</span>
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 * apertium-recursive
 * apertium-anaphora
+* lexd
 It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to US English, but you can change the keyboard layout from the desktop shortcut.

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 Since so many have problems getting Apertium to run on Windows or OS X, or are limited in bandwidth, [[User:Tino_Didriksen|Tino Didriksen]] has put together a ready-to-use VirtualBox VDI:
-* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.7z
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191205.7z
-* 881190318 bytes (841 MB)
+* 520655120 bytes (496 MB)
+* SHA-1: 15f31b43186b85848dbd71a90b0acf234339a29e
-* SHA-1: c52bf5cbe9a07b4472e3fce19822d5c5244ca3ef
 ...or if you prefer a ZIP file:
-* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.zip
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191205.zip
-* 1346057485 bytes (1283 MB)
+* 817773930 bytes (779 MB)
+* SHA-1: eb4f6f29de488a2ba398de1c9947d67ef1e93854
-* SHA-1: 8bcfd0940a5429bda9d17e7b5660e82ebea1f5ee
-The archive decompresses to a 4.25 GB vdi file.
+The archive decompresses to a 2.96 GB vdi file.
 <span style="color: #f00;">'''Important:''' If you just want to translate, you do not need the VirtualBox image. You can instead use the much smaller [[Apertium Simpleton UI]].</span>
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 ==Contents==
-* Lubuntu 18.04, trimmed of all non-essential packages
+* Debian Sid, trimmed of all non-essential packages
 * VirtualBox Guest Additions
 * XChat, set to automatically connect to Freenode #apertium as nick ap-vbox (appending -2 or -3 on conflict), preconfigured in UTF-8 mode
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 * HFST
 * CG-3
+* CG-3 IDE
 * Apertium
 * lttoolbox
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 * apertium-anaphora
-It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to Danish, but you can change the keyboard layout from the top right widget.
+It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to US English, but you can change the keyboard layout from the desktop shortcut.
 On first boot, it looks something like:
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 https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png
+Functionality was verified by compiling and testing apertium-kaz-tat, and the result was purged to save space.
-On the desktop is apertium-kaz-tat which works - compiling and testing that language pair should pretty much guarantee all required tools are installed and functional.
-Nothing else from git is left checked out - all was wiped after installing in order to save space.
 The image is set up as a dynamically expanding hdd with max size 64 GB, where 8 GB is allocated to swap space.
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 ==Step-by-Step Installation Instructions==
-. Download the file (https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.7z).
+. Download the file (https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191205.7z).
-. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Lubuntu 18.04).
+. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Debian Sid).
 . Start VirtualBox and click "New" to create a new virtual machine.
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 . For the OS Type, select Linux, Ubuntu (32 bit).
-. For Memory, give it at least 1024 MB RAM - it might run with less, but the more the better.
+. For Memory, give it at least 1024 MB RAM - it might run with less, but the more the better. In System, enable VT-x from the Acceleration submenu.
-. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Lubuntu 18.04).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
+. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Debian Sid).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
 . You can now run the new virtual box. On first boot it should look like this: https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png

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 Since so many have problems getting Apertium to run on Windows or OS X, or are limited in bandwidth, [[User:Tino_Didriksen|Tino Didriksen]] has put together a ready-to-use VirtualBox VDI:
-* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20170911.7z
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.7z
-* 678677052 bytes (648 MB)
+* 881190318 bytes (841 MB)
+* SHA-1: c52bf5cbe9a07b4472e3fce19822d5c5244ca3ef
-* SHA-1: 79494105757e789095c1e22c72218cbd28b28d15
 ...or if you prefer a ZIP file:
-* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20170911.zip
+* https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.zip
-* 1059056234 bytes (1010 MB)
+* 1346057485 bytes (1283 MB)
+* SHA-1: 8bcfd0940a5429bda9d17e7b5660e82ebea1f5ee
-* SHA-1: ed10d516e7ea699d455971a58675ce1e56145655
-The archive decompresses to a 3.26 GB vdi file.
+The archive decompresses to a 4.25 GB vdi file.
 <span style="color: #f00;">'''Important:''' If you just want to translate, you do not need the VirtualBox image. You can instead use the much smaller [[Apertium Simpleton UI]].</span>
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 ==Contents==
-* Lubuntu 16.04, trimmed of all non-essential packages
+* Lubuntu 18.04, trimmed of all non-essential packages
 * VirtualBox Guest Additions
 * XChat, set to automatically connect to Freenode #apertium as nick ap-vbox (appending -2 or -3 on conflict), preconfigured in UTF-8 mode
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 * lttoolbox
 * apertium-lex-tools
+* apertium-separable
+* apertium-recursive
+* apertium-anaphora
 It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to Danish, but you can change the keyboard layout from the top right widget.
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 On first boot, it looks something like:
-http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png
+https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png
 On the desktop is apertium-kaz-tat which works - compiling and testing that language pair should pretty much guarantee all required tools are installed and functional.
-Nothing else from svn is left checked out - all was wiped after installing in order to save space.
+Nothing else from git is left checked out - all was wiped after installing in order to save space.
 The image is set up as a dynamically expanding hdd with max size 64 GB, where 8 GB is allocated to swap space.
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 ==Step-by-Step Installation Instructions==
-. Download the file (http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20170911.7z).
+. Download the file (https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20191129.7z).
-. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Lubuntu 16.04).
+. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Lubuntu 18.04).
 . Start VirtualBox and click "New" to create a new virtual machine.
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 . For Memory, give it at least 1024 MB RAM - it might run with less, but the more the better.
-. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Lubuntu 16.04).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
+. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Lubuntu 18.04).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
-. You can now run the new virtual box. On first boot it should look like this: http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png
+. You can now run the new virtual box. On first boot it should look like this: https://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png

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	Now you should have a system with all the prerequisites installed, and you should be able to follow [[~~Minimal~~ ~~installation~~ ~~from~~ ~~SVN~~]] to install a language pair (and possibly any required language modules).		Now you should have a system with all the prerequisites installed, and you should be able to follow [[How to bootstrap a new pair]] to install a language pair (and possibly any required language modules).

	==Clipboard==		==Clipboard==

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	[[Category:Installation]]		[[Category:Installation]]
			[[Category:Documentation in English]]

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 Since so many have problems getting Apertium to run on Windows or OS X, or are limited in bandwidth, [[User:Tino_Didriksen|Tino Didriksen]] has put together a ready-to-use VirtualBox VDI:
-* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20151102.7z
+* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20160425.7z
-* 607111694 bytes (579 MB)
+* 641157755 bytes (612 MB)
+* SHA-1: 3cbb22d6c145c179ac851140493a67bd3afdc3d9
-* SHA-1: 83fb02c7ed1fe52c64d704bb6bb8f65cfaef2d1e
 ...or if you prefer a ZIP file:
-* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20151102.zip
+* http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20160425.zip
-* 920899570 bytes (879 MB)
+* 1012798465 bytes (966 MB)
+* SHA-1: 68b5ab49b2a5ee554b161b276dd0f64499863210
-* SHA-1: a788562f9150837e6d0b3d89e7e30fc53647e659
-The archive decompresses to a 3.7 GB vdi file.
+The archive decompresses to a 2.91 GB vdi file.
 <span style="color: #f00;">'''Important:''' If you just want to translate, you do not need the VirtualBox image. You can instead use the much smaller [[Apertium Simpleton UI]].</span>
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 ==Contents==
-* Xubuntu 15.10, trimmed of all non-essential packages
+* Lubuntu 16.04, trimmed of all non-essential packages
 * VirtualBox Guest Additions
 * XChat, set to automatically connect to Freenode #apertium as nick ap-vbox (appending -2 or -3 on conflict), preconfigured in UTF-8 mode
 * Firefox, homepage set to Apertium Wiki
-* Gedit
 Core tools installed via apt-get from repository http://apertium.projectjj.com/apt/ :
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 * apertium-lex-tools
-It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to Danish, but there is a shortcut for Keyboard configuration on the desktop.
+It automatically logs in to a 1024x768 desktop. All passwords set to 'apertium' for when root is needed. Keyboard and timezone are set to Danish, but you can change the keyboard layout from the top right widget.
-On first boot, it looks like:
+On first boot, it looks something like:
 http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png
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 ==Step-by-Step Installation Instructions==
-. Download the file (http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20150506.7z).
+. Download the file (http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20160425.7z).
-. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Xubuntu 15.04).
+. Use 7-Zip or a similar program to unzip the file. There should be exactly one thing in the unzipped folder - the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) entitled Apertium (Lubuntu 16.04).
 . Start VirtualBox and click "New" to create a new virtual machine.
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 . For Memory, give it at least 512 MB RAM - it might run with less, but the more the better.
-. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Xubuntu 15.04).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
+. For Hard Disk, select the "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" radio button. Pick Apertium (Lubuntu 16.04).vdi from the drop-down menu, or if it isn't there, click the folder icon with the green arrow to the right and navigate to wherever you unzipped the file to. Finish the process by clicking "Create".
 . You can now run the new virtual box. On first boot it should look like this: http://tinodidriksen.com/uploads/Apertium-VirtualBox-20140418.png