GConjugue is a program that conjugates Portuguese verbs as spoken in Brazil. It is based on conjugue, written by Ricardo Ueda Karpischek.
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
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Recent releases


Release Notes: This release has been ported to GTK+ 3.


Release Notes: The spelling of conjugated verbs was updated according to the new Orthographic Agreement signed by the Portuguese speaking countries.


Release Notes: GConjugue no longer depends on conjugue. Now it has its own algorithm to conjugate verbs. Consequently, the addition of new features is possible. The conjugation of some verbs was fixed.


Release Notes: It's no longer necessary to install files manually. The entire process uses the traditional commands "./configure", "make", and "make install". The verbs are converted to lower case before being sent to conjugue. This new procedure improves verb recognition. Note: new versions of gawk might cause conjugue to output hundreds of lines of error. A solution to this problem is described on the home page.


Release Notes: Bold and color fonts are now used. The program no longer freezes or misbehaves if the characters like spaces, $, ', or " are added to the word to be conjugated.
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