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Two Fantasdic plugins

Someone wrote two Fantasdic plugins to query http://open-tran.eu/ and www.mancomun.org. This is the first person to write a plugin for Fantasdic that I’m aware of. It shows that Fantasdic can easily be used as a client for online dictionary or translation services. More details here. By the way, Fantasdic is now available in most Linux distributions. In Debian/Ubuntu, you can install it with “apt-get install fantasdic”.

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2 Responses to “Two Fantasdic plugins”

  1. Fran Says:
    August 3rd, 2009 at 2:55 pm

    Thanks for the pingback!
    I have a lot of plans for make new plugins for fantasdic: plugin for request on TBX files, TMX and others.
    Here, at Galiza, Spain there is a huge community localicying free software and tools like fantasdic are great apps for request external web services.
    At http://www.mancomun.org, our central institution, we have developying some software for this purpouse and we have published a new about fantasdic (http://www.mancomun.org/no_cache/actualidade/detalledenova/nova/a-oficina-de-swl-da-usc-desenvolve-dou-omplementos-para-o-acceso-directo-as-traducions-de-software/).
    I will inform you about future news concerning fantasdic.
    See you soon!

  2. Mathieu Says:
    August 5th, 2009 at 5:41 am

    So I guess your Fantasdic plugin for corpus.mancomun.org can help translators make more consistent translations?

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