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No.118816
i just installed anki like someone once recommended but i have no clue how to use it, i have 20 words available for now which i assume are easy things before i "unlock" harder words but what do these buttons do?
what's with the time above them? i pressed "again" first and a red "1" appeared next to the 20 which i assume means i didnt "learn" it or something
do i have to press "easy" if the word was easy to learn or something?
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No.118818
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I have no clue either. I'm met with a blank screen on Anki (on desktop), even though I imported all the cards already and I'm on the right profile. Why doesn't it show anything? Maybe this is a sign from god meaning that when I got filtered by Anki, I will probably be filtered by Japanese too.

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No.118821
>>118818
where did you install it from? i got it from the aur and it worked out of the box
try launching from terminal and see if it complains about something missing
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No.118822
>>118821
I got it from the Anki website and installed it with the Makefile. I get no complains, when running it in the terminal.
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No.118823
>>118822
maybe it's this https://docs.ankiweb.net/platform/linux/blank-window.html
something about a new glibc update breaking it
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No.118824
>>118823
That was actually it. I downloaded the QT6 version of Anki and it works just fine. Thanks, anon.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin
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No.118825
>>118824
you're welcome, if you figure out what those buttons and settings do let me know so i can use it too
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No.118956
disregard the labels
What matters is the number, that is the time before the card repeats. Anki works through spaced repetition (increasingly large interval before you see the thing again). If you fail to recall, click the again one. If you recalled, pick one of the other buttons depending on how hard you had to push your memory. Since you are using a premade deck, just click "good" when you see something for the first time. (because anki is designed assuming you aren't learning from it but rather making notes on it)
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No.119013
>>118956
thank you
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