Another Note on Upgrading to and Installing Logos 4 on Ubuntu
Following up on yesterday’s comment about upgrading to and installing Logos 4 on Ubuntu via a Windows XP machine in VirtualBox, Logos 4 offers a nice import procedure that allows Logos 3 users to transfer all their personal user data files (e.g., notes, markups, queries) into Logos 4 relatively painlessly. There do, however, seem to be a couple hitches when trying to import Logos 3 user data in virtualized setup like the one described here. For the import to work properly,
- The “My Documents” folder must be mapped to a local drive on the virtual machine rather than a shared folder from the Ubuntu host system.
- The Logos 3 user data folder must be in its default location (for Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\[Username]\My Documents\Libronix DLS).
The Logos 4 import does not seem to find the Logos 3 user data folder if it resides elsewhere besides its default directory, and at least from inside VirtualBox, if “My Documents” is mapped to a shared folder from the host system, during the import process from that folder, Logos 4 will raise an error message and shut down. Once these couple prerequisites are satisfied, however, the import seems to go very smoothly.
Filed under: ΠΑΡΑΛΕΙΠΟΜΕΝΑ 
Logos Interviews N. T. Wright
Logos Bible Software has just posted the following, recent interview that they did with N. T. Wright about “digital tools for Bible study, the importance of original language study, his favorite books and authors, and a whole lot more.”
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New Testament Interpretation
Now on Logos Pre-pub: Eerdmans Biblical Resources Series
Through its pre-publication program, Logos Bible Software is now offering the fourteen-volume Eerdmans Biblical Resources Series. Series titles include:
- Adele Berlin, The Dynamics of Biblical Parallelism
- Richard Burridge, What Are the Gospels
- John Collins, The Apocalyptic Imagination
- John Collins, Between Athens and Jerusalem
- Frank Moore Cross, Studies in Ancient Yahwistic Poetry
- Joseph Fitzmyer, To Advance the Gospel
- Hermann Gunkel, Creation and Chaos in the Primeval Era and the Eschaton
- Richard Hays, The Faith of Jesus Christ
- Colin Hemer, The Letters to the Seven Churches of Asia
- Anthony Saldarini, Pharisees, Scribes, and Sadducees in Palestinian Society
- Anthony Saldarini, The Semitic Background of the New Testament (vols. 1–2)
- Mark Smith, The Early History of God
- Samuel Terrien, Till the Heart Sings
Filed under: Bibliography, Technology 
New Testament Interpretation
The SBL Greek New Testament on Logos 3
Along with Logos 4 users, Libronix users may now download and install the SBL Greek New Testament and its apparatus.
HT: Logos.
Filed under: New Testament, Technology, Textual Criticism 
New Testament Interpretation