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kanjisaver

0.9.10

KDE Screensaver

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Link: Link
Downloads: 5987

Submitted: Nov 23 2005
Updated: Jul 12 2006

Description:

Kanjisaver is a screensaver that displays characters from a set of those commonly found on the JLPT, the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It can also display the on and kun readings of the kanji as well as their English meanings and romaji forms.

You should install a font with Japanese character support before using Kanjisaver. I use AR PL ZenKai Uni and its associated fonts (http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software_2fCJKUnifonts). Even with this font, some kanji may not display -- there are quite a few!

You might also be interested in Kannasaver, which is also available here on KDE-Apps.org, and upon which Kanjisaver is based.

Installation is the usual: ./configure --prefix=`kde-config --prefix` && make && sudo make install

Changelog:

0.9.10: New support for 'data overload,' allowing you to display both readings with or without romaji and translations.

0.9.9: Romaji support for readings (woo!). Reading scaling. Kanji file fixes. Print display to stdout.

Kanjisaver is now available from Debian Unstable :- ) Just 'apt-get install kanjisaver'. I am the maintainer, so the latest should always be available!

License: GPL

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Other Languages

by rioch on: Mar 8 2006

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I am learning Spanish and French, and this would be the perfect thing for studying vocabulary. Any plans to make it into a generic application?

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Re: Other Languages

by rschultz on: Mar 8 2006

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That would be great, but I'm probably much too lazy to do anything like it :- )

If I ever get around to fixing kanjisaver to not use a header file for kanji info and, rather, actually parse kanjidic/edict, I'll try to set it up to be generic enough to accept other languages.

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thanks & request

by emu on: Jul 10 2006

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thanks for creating this really useful screen saver. maybe now i'll finally learn those kanji symbols. i never seem to find the time to study them, but now every time i lock the screen i learn a little more.

i also have a feature request: i would like an option to get both on- and kun-reading at the same time. i was thinking of having two lines at the top of the screen. first line on-reading, second line kun-reading.

thanks a lot!

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Re: thanks & request

by rschultz on: Jul 12 2006

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New in 0.9.10. Thanks for reminding me :- )

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Re: Re: thanks & req

by emu on: Jul 13 2006

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wow. that was fast :)
thank you ever so much!

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Re: Re: thanks & request

by tenkamuteki82 on: Dec 9 2010

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Hi Rschultz. I love kanjisaver, thank you so much for continuing to share this.

Can you provide a new version that works with kde4 or gnome-screensaver(which would be AWESOME)? Currently the new Fedora's 13 and 14, dont work with this kanjisaver because they only have kde4. I tried to fiddle with the makefiles but I was not able to get it to compile with kde4 and kdelibs installed. Any guidance you can offer would be AWESOME

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does not compile

by lemmy04 on: Sep 8 2006

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I'm trying to rebuild my kanjisaver rpm package on a 64bit suse 10.1, and ./configure fails:

checking for KDE... configure: error:
in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE libraries installed. This will fail.
So, check this please and use another prefix!
error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.14826 (%prep)

other kde apps that i used to build work fine, my own kanasaver included.

any hints for me?

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Re: does not compile

by lemmy04 on: Sep 9 2006

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solved.

configure option "--enable-libsuffix=64" did it.

yay is me.

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cant compile

by dobdo on: Sep 29 2006

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cant compile on Ubuntu dapper drake or SUSE Enterprise desktop

same error
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log

any suggestions ?

regards C
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by ltesar on: Oct 3 2006

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The error message suggests, that you should install qt3-devel rpm package from your distribution DVDs. So, the reason you are probably asking is that you have this package installed and still have the message saying that it is missing.

If that is the case, then I had the same problem on my SuSE 10.0 on x86_64 and tried what somebody else suggested:

./configure --enable-libsuffix=64

And it suddenly worked.

Anyway, nice program.
Question for author: Is it necessary to use "--enable-libsuffix=64" on every 64bit distribution? If yes, then it might be useful to write this in INSTALL file.

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by rschultz on: Oct 5 2006

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dobdo: On Debian/Ubuntu the package you want to install is 'libqt3-mt-dev'; sorry for the slow response.

ltesar: I don't think it's necessary on all distros, but possibly only SuSE. I compile on Debian AMD64 without any extra flags, but I'm already planning to add a note on the next release.

Thanks :- )

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opensuse 10.2

by iamhimay on: Aug 25 2007

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For anyone building on OpenSuse, use

./configure --prefix=/opt/kde3

And everything goes to the right place.

Thanks Ryan!

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kanjisaver

KDE Screensaver

Other Languages

I am learning Spanish and French, and this would be the perfect thing for studying vocabulary. Any plans to make it into a generic application?

Re: Other Languages

That would be great, but I'm probably much too lazy to do anything like it :- ) If I ever get around to fixing kanjisaver to not use a header file for kanji info and, rather, actually parse kanjidic/edict, I'll try to set it up to be generic enough to accept other languages.

thanks & request

Re: thanks & request

New in 0.9.10. Thanks for reminding me :- )

Re: Re: thanks & req

wow. that was fast :) thank you ever so much!

Re: Re: thanks & request

does not compile

Re: does not compile

solved. configure option "--enable-libsuffix=64" did it. yay is me.

cant compile

cant compile on Ubuntu dapper drake or SUSE Enterprise desktop same error checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation! For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log any suggestions ?

Re: cant compile

Re: Re: cant compile

opensuse 10.2

For anyone building on OpenSuse, use ./configure --prefix=/opt/kde3 And everything goes to the right place. Thanks Ryan!

That would be great, but I'm probably much too lazy to do anything like it :- )

If I ever get around to fixing kanjisaver to not use a header file for kanji info and, rather, actually parse kanjidic/edict, I'll try to set it up to be generic enough to accept other languages.

wow. that was fast :)
thank you ever so much!

solved.

configure option "--enable-libsuffix=64" did it.

yay is me.

cant compile on Ubuntu dapper drake or SUSE Enterprise desktop

same error
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log

any suggestions ?

For anyone building on OpenSuse, use

./configure --prefix=/opt/kde3

And everything goes to the right place.

Thanks Ryan!