I think this is a step bible issue. No? it's the first time I heard about stepbible.  how to install it? Is it possible to use it on linux?

Hi Cyrille, I'll check into it more. I just tested it on our new local installation of STEPBible and I could complete the installation, but no verses come up when I try to view NT verses. I'll inquire further with our team.

As for STEPBible. You can use it here: www.stepbible.org.

Our local installation can be downloaded here: https://www.stepbible.org/downloads.jsp

It can indeed be used on Linux.

Now I understand, NA28 is not free you need a key to use it. And you need to by the key in the Deutsch biblegeselleschaft.

The NA28 is not in the Crosswire repo.

On our local installation of STEPBible we have a page to add more Bibles from several different repositories we have worked with, one is the "Crosswire (beta) (Internet)". One of the Bibles there is:
Nestle-Aland, Novum Testamentum Graece, 28th Revised Edition (NA28)
Category:BibleLanguageGreek, Ancient (to 1453) (grc)Features R N G V I

Is there anything that you can do to prevent that from showing? I've had a couple users in the last year or so write to say they try to get it on the local installation, but it gave them an error. Now with a recent update of our local installation, it installs, but there is no content (perhaps due to the need for the key?).

If there's no way to remove it I wonder if info could be added to its title to discourage STEPBible users from trying to get it on your end, or ours (not sure if that is possible.

So, STEP should look for the configuration entries and display something appropriate to the user:

CipherKey

UnlockInfo

Stepbible issue.