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KDE Dictionary is used by a few KDE i18n teams.
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Kdedict is written by Matthias Kiefer from German team
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and i18n.kde.org's instalaltion is currently administered by Claudiu Costin
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from Romaninan Team.
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Kdedict is a web based database to administer the standard translations of a
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translation team. You can search the database for different criterias and the
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found entries are shown in a table.
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Kdedict does not use a full blown database but stores the information in a
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plain text file. This way, everybody can easily run kdedict offline (using a
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local web server) without having to install and admin a big database. To enable
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users to update their locale database easily, kdedict offers a download option.
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But if you have basic knowledge of Perl, it should be no problem to adapt
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dedict for using a real database.
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The database consists of the fields: original text, description, translation,
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description, category of the word (i.e. GUI, Network), date of last update and
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flag, if the translation is accepted by the team. This flag allows you to
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include translations, that your team is not in agreement about, into the
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database.
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Kdedict is able to manage user logins, so you can easily maintain your database
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over the web. When logged in, it is easy to edit, insert or delete entries.
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Kdedict can also manage multiple languages, by creating one table for each
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user.
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WWW: http://i18n.kde.org/tools/kdedict/
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