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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Software => Topic started by: Kodo on March 18, 2005, 04:48:48 am
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Vocabulary Trainer is running on Jeode and it is put under the GPL.
Get it from here:
http://people.freenet.de/Schleck/java/voct...in_1_01_arm.ipk (http://people.freenet.de/Schleck/java/voctrain/releases/voctrain_1_01_arm.ipk)
You can first look at it:
http://people.freenet.de/Schleck/java/voctrain/ (http://people.freenet.de/Schleck/java/voctrain/)
Source is available, too. Check the download section to get it all, of cause its not found in the i-package.
The program is pre-configured for use on a VGA-display, but it features a configuration file where you can try to tweak it for other displays. If you have the parameters for the Z5x0, please submit them to me, so I can add it to the configuration file. Contact mail is found at the website.
Jeode is great! I've started this program with Kopi, and it was fun to get back to Java this way.
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Hi folks,
I've just discovered that my project has been removed from Elsix, without any message to me, and without any obvious reason.
I'm not planing to upload it again until I know what game is played there. I'm just informing you that projects are just deleted without any reason.
If you still want to try out vocabulary trainer, search it at "Zaurus Software Index" or at source forge.
Greetings,
Kodo
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Can you make an English version? 2 of the buttons are in German and I don't understand what is written up the top.
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Can you make an English version? 2 of the buttons are in German and I don't understand what is written up the top.
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I don't know what you're talking about. Vocabulary Trainer is completely in english.
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Can you make an English version? 2 of the buttons are in German and I don't understand what is written up the top.
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I don't know what you're talking about. Vocabulary Trainer is completely in english.
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I haven't installed or tested it yet, but from the screenshot on your website, the file selector panel is in German
Since I speak German, I don't have a problem with that, but others might. For those who don't know, the two buttons next to OK are 'Apply' and 'Cancel'
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You are talking about the localization of Jeode. If you have a Jeode conforming to your country, the buttons should appear in your language. I don't know how to set this with Java to make a new screenshot, and it is low priority to find out, since the buttons in a file dialog are very common and easily to guess.
Still, my project on Elsix is deleted, and I don't know why. Do you think this is ok?
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You are talking about the localization of Jeode. If you have a Jeode conforming to your country, the buttons should appear in your language. I don't know how to set this with Java to make a new screenshot, and it is low priority to find out, since the buttons in a file dialog are very common and easily to guess.
Still, my project on Elsix is deleted, and I don't know why. Do you think this is ok?
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I should install it and see if the buttons appear in Japanese on my Z
In general, java has a i18n api, but unless you explicitly use it and create the various locale.properties files and put the text into them, it will only display in your local language.
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You are talking about the localization of Jeode. If you have a Jeode conforming to your country, the buttons should appear in your language. I don't know how to set this with Java to make a new screenshot, and it is low priority to find out, since the buttons in a file dialog are very common and easily to guess.
Still, my project on Elsix is deleted, and I don't know why. Do you think this is ok?
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I should install it and see if the buttons appear in Japanese on my Z
In general, java has a i18n api, but unless you explicitly use it and create the various locale.properties files and put the text into them, it will only display in your local language.
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Well, I see. Meanwhile, I've checked the bug and it does not play a bigger role on the Zaurus, since Jedoe is actually in english. The screenshot you were talking about is that of java running on KDE. I've added a Qtopia screenshot at the above URL, maybe later I will also add the Qtopia file requester to the english page and remove the KDE file requester as a solution which goes with little effort for me.
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well, here's some screenshots from the Z
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well, here's some screenshots from the Z
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Thank you very much! I've added the new screenshot, staying with the default Qtopia theme. Please note, that voctrain also comes with some fancy icon in the data.tgz. If you install it with "ipkg", it should create a desktop icon under "applications".
Meanwhile, I've asked Elsix contact if they would be so kind and put the project back online.