Matthias Apitz wrote on 17.06.2012 17:04:
El día Sunday, June 17, 2012 a las 11:03:50AM +0400, Ruslan Mahmatkhanov
escribió:
While I didn't know anything about how to solve this particular
breakage, I can just suggest you to look at textproc/goldendict instead.
It's an fully stardict dictionaries compatible. Plus it can check
urbandictionary, wikipedia and other (custom) online resources for a
word definition. I migrated to it when it only had landed to the ports
tree (thanks bsam@!) because stardict is dead upstream for a long time.
Hope this helps.
Hi Ruslan,
Thanks for the pointer. I've checked and ported this already some months
ago, but I can't manage some things to work, maybe because I'm just to
much thinking in how it does stardict and the things I'm used to use are
just not there, for example: if I have a word after scan in the popup
window, how do I get this into the main window?
PS. I know about stardict fork, but never checked it.
What is this? Is it in our ports tree?
Thanks
matthias
Hi Matthias,
as I said earlier, I didn't using stardict for a long time now so I
can't help with questions like this. All I remember, that stardict was
uhmm... old (there was word 'crap' originally). To be honest, I doesn't
even using goldendict too often - translate.google.com (and thousands of
desktop widgets/browser plugins for it) is enough to me in most times.
Goldendict is good looking, more functional, and (most important) it's
alive. Yes, goldendict is Qt-based, but it didn't bring and KDE
components if I understand it right.
As for stardict fork question.. You may just look at it old offpage
here: http://stardict.sourceforge.net/
There was some copyright issue and the project was closed. Then some
people taked the sources and released their own stardict. I see there
(http://www.stardict.org/) that they did just one minor release since
2007. And it still has that ugly UI. So, I believe it's more dead than
alive.
--
Regards,
Ruslan
Tinderboxing kills... the drives.
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