: New Application: Memory test.

Moin

I guess not everybody here is reading planet.kde.org so I am hinting my new 
application here:

	http://cniehaus.livejournal.com/49234.html

I needed this app, so I coded it. 

Is there any need for this beyond my school?

Carsten

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[kde-edu]: New Application: Memory test.

Moin

I guess not everybody here is reading planet.kde.org so I am hinting my new 
application here:

        http://cniehaus.livejournal.com/49234.html

I needed this app, so I coded it. 

Is there any need for this beyond my school?

Carsten

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Re: : New Application: Memory test.

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Re: [kde-edu]: New Application: Memory test.

Moin

> As a first step you could put it on the playground and hope somebody picks
> it and port it to KDE.

Well, it is PyQt4, I am using only 2 classes with a Q that could be a K  I 
doubt anybody would ever notice this difference.

> Where do you get the words from? If it could use the dictionaries from
> aspell or another kdeedu app (such as parly, not sure which one would be
> better) the app would be rendered much more powerful at once.

Those lists are handcrafted and have to be. For example, the "Zwei Silben" 
list has 58 words which are not interconnected, so for example 
not "printer", "plotter", "scanner".
In other words: I think that we cannot use apell and other dicts here.

Carsten

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: 4.2 Feature Plan

Howdy all,

Please don't forget to add items (or update the status of existing items) to the 4.2 Feature Plan.

http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.2_Feature_Plan

The 4.2 Soft Feature Freeze is coming in 2 weeks.

To learn more about the Soft Feature Freeze, please read:
http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.2_Release_Schedule#October_19th.2C_2008:_Soft_Feature_Freeze

Regards,
Allen, KDE Release Team

[kde-edu]: Norwegian (Bokmal) Vocabulary file

I have made this vocabulary file with English-Norwegian. 
2 lessons, 26 words in each.
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[kde-edu]: kvtml files

Hello everyone,

some time ago I created two kvtml files with kvoctrain (kde 3.5.5) de-it. I didn't send them these days
because I had doubts about legal problems. They base upon a German training book for learning Italian. I
transfered most of the vocabulary. 
I'd like to contribute to the community but I'm not sure if I'd violate some law with that. Do you know more
about it?

Thank you!
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Re: [kde-edu]: kturtle on linux live cd ?

cies wrote:
 >> As i said before "The only problem i have noticed, is that you can 
you use
 >> only English as script language". I have the same problem with Greek 
and i
 >> tried Italian also, with no luck. I have installed kde-i10n-el and
 >> kde-i10n-it packages but works only in English. Maybe it isn't a KTurtle
 >> problem, but a kde-on-windows problem and should report it there.
 >
 >
 > do we have any internationalized version of kturtle (kde4) success story?
 > i only have development stuff on my laptop for kturtle.
 > probably something worked at some point as i committed the new
 > internationalization-of-the-commands code for the kde4 version of
 > kturtle.
 >
 > anyone?

It definitely works on Linux, you can even choose a script language that 
is different from the application language, using the Script language 
menu, and KTurtle will translate on-the-fly. But I am not sure about 
KTurtle on Windows. Something to ask on kde-edu list (cc) or kde windows 
list, maybe?
Patrick, did you try running KTurtle on Windows? How localization works? 
I know that on Linux you can use something like

KDE_LANG=pt_BR kturtle

to launch KTurtle in another language (when running on an English 
desktop for example), and then Portuguese will be available in the 
Script language menu as well.

Regards,
Mauricio Piacentini

Re: : kvtml files

On Sunday 12 October 2008 02:41:14 am Matthias Lohr wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> some time ago I created two kvtml files with kvoctrain (kde 3.5.5) de-it. I
> didn't send them these days because I had doubts about legal problems. They
> base upon a German training book for learning Italian. I transfered most of
> the vocabulary. I'd like to contribute to the community but I'm not sure if
> I'd violate some law with that. Do you know more about it?
>
> Thank you!
> Matthias Lohr

IANAL so I can't say for sure legally, but publishers (especially German ones) 
are known not to like this. As an unwritten rule we have chosen not to make 
public lists that are directly copied from published books.

If there are differing opinions, please let us know.

Thanks,
Peter