Yumi_2_8
Tutorials
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Software reviews
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| klavaro "Good. It has everything I could want in an offline program. Different keyboard layouts and languages. You can change the font and size in each lesson. And they way of teaching isn't some weird mix between speed and accuracy. The program teaches you the basics and then goes to speed, which is the best way to go. Complete and lightweight, of all the 3 I've tested in Linux Mint, this is the best one." |
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| ktouch "I have no idea what decides if I passed the level or not. It's not on accuracy and it's not on speed, is it a mix of the 2? Because with a decent speed and 97% accuracy the program refuses to let me pass to the next lesson. And I'm supposed to be a beginner. I wish this program was more fair, the objectives more clear or better done so the goals are typing better rather than whatever it wants from me. Accuracy should be above everything else, specially when starting to type.Also the fact there are no settings is a bummer too. Update: I think the passing of the lesson is based on previous lessons, so if you do bad the program checks previous lessons or the previous results, meaning you can do very well in one and effectively shut yourself from passing again. I think the program only cares for exponential grow, and not fixing or helping the user to get better." |
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| krita "May I know why is this version "Utterly Outdated"? Where is that coming from? The Flatpak version is 5.2.6. At the time I write this (11/22/2024), this one is 5.2.2. Am I missing something? This also indeed comes in one language only, but the size is considerably less than the Flatpak, as it happens. If you know english and care about size, choose this. " |
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