The GNU dictionary framework offers a toolkit to connect to various dictionaries.
The GNU dictionary framework project is a valuable software toolkit designed to connect users to a range of different dictionaries. The software implements plugin functionality, allowing for connection to numerous dictionaries including stardict, dictd, and babylon.
This latest release of the software comes with a number of key upgrades to ensure smooth operations on user's devices. Firstly, the software has been compiled using Qt 4.0.1, and a check has been added to confirm users have the required Qt 4.0 version. Additionally, the installation of the software's directories has been improved for user convenience.
Overall, this new update of the GNU dictionary framework project is a solid release that introduces several key features and enhancements, including better integration with users' devices and support for splash screens, although some minor issues on Linux may require further attention.
This latest release of the software comes with a number of key upgrades to ensure smooth operations on user's devices. Firstly, the software has been compiled using Qt 4.0.1, and a check has been added to confirm users have the required Qt 4.0 version. Additionally, the installation of the software's directories has been improved for user convenience.
Overall, this new update of the GNU dictionary framework project is a solid release that introduces several key features and enhancements, including better integration with users' devices and support for splash screens, although some minor issues on Linux may require further attention.
What's New
Version 0.6.6: N/A