kydpdict

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Description:

Kydpdict is a graphical frontend to various dictionaries. Includes support for commercial YDP Collins English-Polish, Polish-English and Langenscheidt Polish-German. German-Polish dictionaries, PWN Oxford English-Polish dictionary (2003 and 2004 releases) as well as free SAP English-Polish dictionary (data files included).

Last changelog:

11 years ago

This is a maintenance release with some patches provided by community.

ytm
11 years ago

Thank you all for comments. Port for Qt4 obviously was in plans, but I felt that just using qt3to4 and recompiling won't be enough.
It would be better to rewrite GUI part completely using modern features and give access to dictionary data so people interested in exporting contents would be happy too.
That means a lot of work, that I don't have time for anymore :). Feel free to try.

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Mikolaj-Q
11 years ago

Is port Qt4 planned?

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and thanks a lot for this great useful app

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Mikolaj-Q
12 years ago

debian/ubuntu package for amd64 - kydpdict_0.9.4-1_amd64.deb - created with checkinstall: http://drop.io/Kydpdict

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fixu
12 years ago

hi,

i am looking for a front end like this one where i can include online dictonaries like leo and others but also commercial dictionaries like langenscheidt, collins, robert etc.

i am no programer, so i dont know what is possible or not.

but do you think that it is possible to include other commercial dictionnaries and also the world wide web?

and an other wish: i would love kydpdict-like front end to be a plasmoid...

thank you for your work

fixu

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niwi-hh
13 years ago

I really like this software. It is very useful in an German-Polish-English household (-:

However, I have two ideas for improvements:

1. It would be great so have the possibility to use the SAP dictionary AND other commercial english<->polish dictionaries at the same time. I guess many users already have commercial data-files (since SAP was not included in the past) and SAP would be a nice addition for those users.

2. It would be great to make data-export easier. E.g. I would like to use one of my commercial dictionaries also in another software. Importing wouldn't be a problem, but exporting is.

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