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To run it for windows you have to install python3 and pygi first. Download python: https://www.python.org/downloads/ PyGi for windows: http://pygobjectwin32.sf.net Then downlaod the gtkards source and run it with python3 main.py For linux it should work as it is.

... - Input devices for Chinese (and Japanese) characters. For use without much prior knowledge. - Working with Japanese text, with powerful help. Input devices based on visual similarities and pure ASCII readings. Automatic space insertion before dictionary words and word highlighting. Compact info display in 'Trading Card' style. Currently the example database contains over 95.000 readings, including readings for more than 4500 of the most common Kanjis. A youtube tutorial shows how to extend the database.

OpenPoppy is an artificial intelligence program that will be ideally used by people wanting to practice their English language skills. it was created using c# and Microsoft visual studio. until recently OpenPoppy is a console based program and recognizes and responds to the user, enabling them to practice there English language skills. this is the next stage in the programs development. This form based AI developed in c# is a recreation of my previous console based application. development has now stoped on that project but can still be found at http://www.openpoppy.info and at https://sourceforge.net/projects/artificialintelligence/

...This means, if you type "T" you will get the Tengwar character for T and not something other. You can make your own modes for other languages or just your prefered keyboard layout. With the visual keyboard you can see what Tengwar character is on which key. THIS IS ALPHA!!!

new ones can be found at https://code.google.com/p/ooc-gcc/