[20:35] Chani: btw, we got some chinese vocab files donated recently [20:36] http://edu.kde.org/contrib/kvtml.php <-- right above Anatomy [20:36] cool [20:36] has top 2000 characters in files of 500 each, and some HSK tests sets A through D [20:37] you can run them in kde3's kvoctrain, or kde4's Parley (or kwordquiz from either version) [20:37] Someone could help me... I just updated my kde4 source and now my project does not compile... it complains about KDE4Internal_DIR that is not set [20:37] one of the reaasons I abandoned my chinese thingy is that I was spending so much time typing up vocab files, I didn't actually do much of any stydying [20:37] ooooh, HSK [20:37] :) [20:38] jpwhiting: parley's looking really smooth [20:38] mirttex: dunno, but did you get kstream stuff figured out the other day? [20:38] and that image thing reminded me, I wanna make a qyt version of gtkstone sometime. [20:38] maybe pyqt, maybe pykde [20:38] Chani: yep, fregl works hard [20:38] what's gtkstone? [20:38] but I'd need to know how to use phonon [20:38] no, I was trying to solve that updating the kdelibs... [20:38] mirttex: ah [20:38] well, I could use artsplay, but arts is teh suck [20:39] yep [20:39] although... it may be sucky for users, but as a developer, arts has always been a HELL of a lot easier to deal with than anything else I've seen [20:39] * jpwhiting googles gtkstone, but gets no results... :( [20:39] jpwhiting: but the stuff about threads worked well [20:39] mirttex: yes, I remember :) [20:40] jpwhiting: google rosetta stone. it's a proprietary thingy, someone wrote a linux program that uses its data files [20:40] mirttex: is your app in svn anywhere? [20:40] whether you actually aquire the data files legally... that's another question ;) [20:40] ah [20:40] no, I could put it on source forge, but I don't remember how to do this [20:41] what features? audio, etc.? [20:41] heck, maybe you could even extend parley to read rosetta files