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Tellico

2.3.11

KDE Database

Score 87%

robby

Link: Link
Downloads: 14823

Submitted: Jan 10 2004
Updated: Dec 8 2015

Description:

Tellico is a collection manager for keeping track of your books, bibliographies, videos, music, comic books, video games, coins, stamps, trading cards, wines, board games, or any custom items. It supports any number of user-defined fields, of several different types: text, paragraph, list, checkbox, year, URL, tables, images, dates, and combinations.

Tellico imports Bibtex, Bibtexml, MODS, RIS, PDF, and CSV and exports to Bibtex, Bibtexml, CSV, HTML, and PilotDB. It offers grouping, view filtering, and searching. Tellico can also import data from Amazon.com and IMDb.com, along with z39.50 servers, CDDB data, audio files, SRU servers, several different websites, and from the Alexandria and GCstars applications.

Note that kde-apps.org is not a support forum. Please sent comments, questions, or bug reports to the Tellico mailing list or the Tellico forum.

Changelog:

Tellico 2.3.11
* Improved support for importing PDF files from Science Direct.
* Enabled optional build support for QImageBlitz library.
* Fixed scrolling problem with large tables (Bug 348189).
* Fixed HTML exported titles with quotation marks (Bug 348381).
* Fixed crashing bug with file listing importer (Bug 345458).
* Fixed crashing bug with importing MODS files with external fetcher.
* Fixed accelerator key conflict (Bug 351226).
* Fixed bug with image importing for Discogs data source.

Tellico 2.3.10
* Updated Discogs fetcher to new API (Bug 342827).
* Updated Moviemeter fetcher to new API.
* Added filter rules for "Greater than" and "Less than" numbers.
* Updated BoardGameGeek fetcher to new API.
* Added capability to import a BoardGameGeek collection.
* Added a data source for Mathematical Reviews.
* Fixed crashing bug with some ISBNdb results (Bug 339063).
* Updated Producer results for IMDb and TheMovieDB fetchers (Bug 336765).
* Fixed bug with Allocine API search using punctuation (Bug 337432).
* Fixed bug with importing Goodreads collection.

Backup your data file and collection images often!

License: GPL

(tellico-2.3.11.tar.bz2)

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Why ruby?

by mattepiu on: Feb 3 2008

Score 50%

mattepiu

Tellico is already depending on python
for most of its scripts,
why add another language? Can we have
this optional? (I will definitely
renounce to table games to got rid of
ruby...)

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Re: Why ruby?

by robby on: Feb 3 2008

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robby

It is optional. You don't have to have ruby to run Tellico. Scripts will work in any language. The person who contributed this script just happened to write it in ruby. You're welcome to rewrite it in whatever language you want and send me a patch. I'm not going to remove functionality just because it adds an optional requirement.

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Re: Why ruby?

by robby on: Feb 3 2008

Score 50%

robby

Sorry if the tenor on that previous reply sounded rough. BoardGameGeek has a nice XML api, so I may end up rewriting the plugin in C++ anyway, but the ruby script is indeed optional, and ruby is not needed for any other function for Tellico.

I hope that helps you.

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Re: Re: Why ruby?

by mattepiu on: Feb 3 2008

Score 50%

mattepiu

Don't worry, it's my fault that I didn't found detailed tellico
instructions,and after having compile
blocked by an xdg issue, I supposed
ruby was not optional like in amarok.

Thanks God it is, an I'll happily do
without boardgames database.

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Re: Re: Why ruby?

by mattepiu on: Feb 6 2008

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mattepiu

After workarounding the xdg_mimedir
issue, I got another error:
--------------------------------------
Good - your configure finished. Start make now

make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/portage/kde-misc/tellico-1.3/work/tellico-1.3'
Making all in src
make[2]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/portage/kde-misc/tellico-1.3/work/tellico-1.3/src'
Making all in core
make[3]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/portage/kde-misc/tellico-1.3/work/tellico-1.3/src/core'
/usr/kde/3.5/bin/kconfig_compiler ./tellico_config.kcfg ./tellico_config.kcfgc; ret=$?; \
if test "$ret" != 0; then rm -f tellico_config.h ; exit $ret ; fi
/usr/qt/3/bin/moc ./drophandler.h -o drophandler.moc
/usr/qt/3/bin/moc ./netaccess.h -o netaccess.moc
/usr/kde/3.5/bin/dcopidl ./dcopinterface.h > dcopinterface.kidl || ( rm -f dcopinterface.kidl ; false )
dcopidl: yacc.yy:786: int yyparse(): Assertion `!dcop_area' failed.
/bin/sh: line 1: 1895 Aborted /usr/kde/3.5/bin/dcopidl ./dcopinterface.h > dcopinterface.kidl
make[3]: *** [dcopinterface.kidl] Error 1
--------------------------------------

Something wrong in kdelibs-3.5.8?

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Re: Why ruby?

by robby on: Oct 24 2008

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robby

try

DCOPIDL=`which dcopidlng` make

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Export to website

by natsume on: Sep 28 2008

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natsume

Short question: How can I publish Tellico HTMLs/XMLs in the internet, especially on a Google Blog? Thanks!

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Running in Windows

by mnielsen1984 on: Dec 3 2008

Score 50%

mnielsen1984

I've been using Tellico on Ubuntu, and would like to use in on Windows XP Home. I have KDE 4.1.00 installed. I also have downloaded the latest version of Tellico and unpackaged. I think I need to compile it, but the instructions on Tellico's website aren't too clear to me. Is there a way to get it to run on WinXP?

Let me know if I need to give any more info.

Thanks,
mnielsen1984

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Re: Running in Windows

by robby on: Dec 3 2008

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robby

Tellico isn't completely ported to KDE4 yet, so it doesn't work under Windows. Sorry.

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Re: Re: Running in Windows

by mnielsen1984 on: Dec 3 2008

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mnielsen1984

Will it be ported to KDE 4 at some point in the future?

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Re: Re: Running in Windows

by mnielsen1984 on: Dec 3 2008

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mnielsen1984

or is there as way to easily get KDE 3.x on my system?

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Nice to see Version 2.0

by Martin-Hasenpflug on: Sep 21 2009

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Martin-Hasen pflug
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Tellico is a very nice Application for my Video-Collection. I hope one Day comes a Statistic-Function!

www.abwehrkette.de
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How to install it?

by M3t4linux on: Sep 21 2009

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M3t4linux

Hello!

I am very interested in this program but I do not know how to install

It looks to be a good alternative to GCStar ;-)

Thanks in advance for your response

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Re: How to install it?

by darthroe on: Nov 22 2009

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darthroe

I'm currently using Kubuntu and to install this is what works for me:
cmake .
make
make install

the executable file will be found in /(yourdirectory)/tellico-2.1.1/src/tellico

hope this helps.

DTR
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Image quality

by natsume on: Dec 1 2009

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natsume

One question: Is there any way
to improve the quality of the
internally saved JPG images?
They're looking quite poor...
Thanks!

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Tellico

KDE Database

Why ruby?

Tellico is already depending on python for most of its scripts, why add another language? Can we have this optional? (I will definitely renounce to table games to got rid of ruby...)

Re: Why ruby?

Re: Why ruby?

Sorry if the tenor on that previous reply sounded rough. BoardGameGeek has a nice XML api, so I may end up rewriting the plugin in C++ anyway, but the ruby script is indeed optional, and ruby is not needed for any other function for Tellico. I hope that helps you.

Re: Re: Why ruby?

Don't worry, it's my fault that I didn't found detailed tellico instructions,and after having compile blocked by an xdg issue, I supposed ruby was not optional like in amarok. Thanks God it is, an I'll happily do without boardgames database.

Re: Re: Why ruby?

Re: Why ruby?

try DCOPIDL=`which dcopidlng` make

Export to website

Short question: How can I publish Tellico HTMLs/XMLs in the internet, especially on a Google Blog? Thanks!

Running in Windows

Re: Running in Windows

Tellico isn't completely ported to KDE4 yet, so it doesn't work under Windows. Sorry.

Re: Re: Running in Windows

Will it be ported to KDE 4 at some point in the future?

Re: Re: Running in Windows

or is there as way to easily get KDE 3.x on my system?

Nice to see Version 2.0

Tellico is a very nice Application for my Video-Collection. I hope one Day comes a Statistic-Function!

How to install it?

Hello! I am very interested in this program but I do not know how to install It looks to be a good alternative to GCStar ;-) Thanks in advance for your response

Re: How to install it?

I'm currently using Kubuntu and to install this is what works for me: cmake . make make install the executable file will be found in /(yourdirectory)/tellico-2.1.1/src/tellico hope this helps.

Image quality

One question: Is there any way to improve the quality of the internally saved JPG images? They're looking quite poor... Thanks!

Tellico is already depending on python
for most of its scripts,
why add another language? Can we have
this optional? (I will definitely
renounce to table games to got rid of
ruby...)

Sorry if the tenor on that previous reply sounded rough. BoardGameGeek has a nice XML api, so I may end up rewriting the plugin in C++ anyway, but the ruby script is indeed optional, and ruby is not needed for any other function for Tellico.

I hope that helps you.

Don't worry, it's my fault that I didn't found detailed tellico
instructions,and after having compile
blocked by an xdg issue, I supposed
ruby was not optional like in amarok.

Thanks God it is, an I'll happily do
without boardgames database.

try

DCOPIDL=`which dcopidlng` make

Hello!

I am very interested in this program but I do not know how to install

It looks to be a good alternative to GCStar ;-)

Thanks in advance for your response

I'm currently using Kubuntu and to install this is what works for me:
cmake .
make
make install

the executable file will be found in /(yourdirectory)/tellico-2.1.1/src/tellico

hope this helps.

One question: Is there any way
to improve the quality of the
internally saved JPG images?
They're looking quite poor...
Thanks!