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GConjugue

Gconjugue conjugates Portuguese verbs as spoken in Brazil. It is based on conjugue, a free software developed by Ricardo Ueda Karpischek.

See below a screenshot of gconjugue running:

Compile and install

Gconjugue is available as source code: gconjugue-0.7.1.tar.gz(md5sum 6273dbc114888c64051975d32882a903)

To compile and install it under Linux, open a terminal and do:

   wget http://jalvesaq.googlepages.com/gconjugue-0.7.1.tar.gz
   tar -xvzf gconjugue-0.7.1.tar.gz
   cd gconjugue-0.7.1
   ./configure
   make
   su
   <password>
   make install

You can also try the pre-compiled binary:

File	Target	Size	md5sum
gconjugue_0.7-1_i386.deb	Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, Kurumin	50 KB	`eca46caa8a2176a82a4d35c03eef687c`
gconjugue_0.7-1_amd64.deb	Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, Kurumin	51 KB	`f81bd057a16ff1dcde37fcd97fa1814d`
GConjugue-0.7.exe	Windows	2.6 MB	`4ea3ed593640276ccb159627440da44b`

The Debian packages were compiled on Ubuntu 6.06, and should work on any Debian or Debian derived distro released after June 2006. They were built using a slightly modified version of Eriberto Mota's Debian source package. The application is in Debian Lenny and Ubuntu Hardy official repositories. If you use one of these or later, you can install it with synaptic, aptitude or apt-get, but the version in the repositories might not be up to date.

The Windows executable was cross-compiled under Linux following Allin Cottrell's explanation on how to build GTK applications for Windows. The installer includes DLL files of GTK for Windows. Note: If you have installed brazilian-conjugate-gtk, you must uninstall it before installing gconjugue.

Old versions

Old versions might be found at codigolivre.org.br.

May 2008.