QStarDict on openSUSE 10.3

People who wants to learn and speak foreign language fluently might need dictionary. But carry it everywhere is not just being annoyed (even in small one) and extends our list-that-must-be carry on, it also has limited words and its translatins. Because the more words to be translated and its translations to be added, the more papers must be filled, and the more burden you have taken.

For that problem, the electronic dictionary makes good solution. Once you install it in your laptop (or even in your sweety IPhone), you can translate many words and find another meaning (depends on how many dictionary you have installed) from another different dictionaries. Continue Reading »

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Problem in QStarDict

I recently use QStarDict to translate many english words to Bahasa Indonesia (and vice versa) or want to know more information about those words (I had used Gidic previously). I chose QStarDict because it’s written using Qt4 that will run fine and suitable in my KDE 4.0.3, my desktop environment I’m using right now. It was very useful before i encountered this problem : Continue Reading »

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