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ltorah | a command line Torah reader for linux

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ltorah | a command line Torah reader for linux

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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GitHub - Mandrew0822/ltorah: ltorah is a way to read the ancient hebrew Torah from the command line

ltorah is a way to read the ancient hebrew Torah from the command line - GitHub - Mandrew0822/ltorah: ltorah is a way to read the ancient hebrew Torah from the command line

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Your not wrong lol.

My personal reason was because I simply enjoy the historical aspect to it so I wanted to share it in a more accessible way
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  Looks great!
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    Thank you😊

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