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- Fix a minor typo
- Use GNU/Linux
- Add notes for PolyGlot distribution
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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ However, there are several problems that refrains me from using it:
of a conlang. For instance:
- Phonology: It is very much against adding tones, and if your conlang
has a lot of vowels, a few tones can be very troublesome to add
- Syntax: They use their own meta-grammari (PhoMo) for syntax definition, refusing
- Syntax: They use their own meta-grammar (PhoMo) for syntax definition, refusing
optional open standards like BNF or EBNF
- It is a SaaSS - Service as a Software Substitute. Users who just want to create their
own conlang using this tool have to create an account to use their service,
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ succeed.
### PolyGlot
**PolyGlot** is a JVM app that runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.
**PolyGlot** is a JVM app that runs on GNU/Linux[^1], Windows, and MacOS.
It's also open-source and licensed under MIT License.
I haven't used this app much, so I haven't had much opinion on its usage.
@ -52,4 +52,6 @@ Its architecture however is very unclear to me, so I'd rather avoid working on i
Anki is a good example of what I want to achieve:
- Have unified, (open?) file format to store the data that can be easily backed up
- Have various clients on all platforms - Windows/MacOS/Linux, Android, iOS
- Have various clients on most popular platforms - Windows, MacOS, GNU/Linux, Android, iOS
[^1]: It actually only runs on only Debian-based distros, since the distribution file is a `.deb` file.