International dictionary written using Qt4
QStarDict is a modern international dictionary written using Qt4.
It is a StarDict clone written with using Qt4. It can use StarDict DICT files as a word database for translation. QStarDict supports plugins.
| Author | Alexander R. |
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Sorry guys, maybe the info about dictionary installation on Wiki is satisfactory for a Linux user, but not for me. Where should I write in the command line - in PC or X terminal? How should it looks like exactly? I am missing the name of the dictionary in the command line... I am just a simple everyday user, and would appreciate if you will consider us too at the explanations... No offence... :)
Thanks, Peter
I try to unpack the dictionary file with the command: tar xjvf but it gives me tar: invalid option --j. Why is that?
Another favourite application I used on my N800 now usable on my N900. Thanks Alexander.
Raz, if you tap the help option in the menu it takes you to the Wiki that gives full information about where to get dictionaries and how to install them.
How can one add words in the dicionary. It is a nice looking application but with no words/dictionaries in it. Also can't get the Dictionaries Tab and Plugins Tab to work (under Settings). Not even the info button works.
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Peter, can you post how you installed the library. I'm having the same issue. The interface looks good but the help menu needs help.