FreePascal and Lowsars in Ubuntu

After such a long time, I finally got it done, so I had to record it and give some help to other Oier who are using Ubuntu. The author's level is limited. Please correct the mistakes! Lowsars was called LowSars in versions earlier than 0.2.0. Lowsars is a command line interface OI evaluation system running on a Linux system that complies with the GPL protocol. Lowsars name from Lightweight (Lsz's) OIWonderfulScoring

After such a long time, I finally got it done, so I had to record it and give some help to other Oier who are using Ubuntu. The author's level is limited. Please correct the mistakes!

Lowsars was called LowSars in versions earlier than 0.2.0. Lowsars is a command line interface OI evaluation system running on a Linux system that complies with the GPL protocol.

Lowsars names are abbreviated from Lightweight (Lsz's) OI Wonderful Scoring And Ranking System. Of course, Lowsars is not perfect yet. It cannot be called Wonderful. However, with the efforts of me and everyone, it will become Wonderful one day.

In version 0.1.2, Lowsars is written in a mix of bash scripts and Pascal languages. In version 0.2.0, Pascal is removed and xslt is added.

Free Pascal: you can find it in the Ubuntu Software Center and click Install. After the installation is complete, enter fp on the terminal to run the program.

For ease of use, we recommend that you save the. pas file in your own user directory for later evaluation.

Lowsars: a good evaluation tool. Although running on the terminal, the function is sufficient. Lowsars can download and install the deb package on the official website.

For convenience, I chose to create an evaluation folder in my user directory, which is the "Lowsars" directory.