Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

I have packaged kquick (and quick-dicts, see next ITP). The upstream is
eager to see it in debian as soon as possible. (-:

Its license is GPL. You can get it (and all dictionaries) at
<URL:http://www.futureware.at/>.

My apt repository is at:

deb http://asf.void.at/ debian/
deb-src http://asf.void.at/ debian/

>From the control file:

 KQuick is the KDE frontend for a single-click translation system,
 called *Quick (or Futureware Translator). It is very similar to
 products such as the Babylon translator; actually, it can use
 Babylon's (older, unencrypted) dictionaries, among others,
 including:
 .
  * FOLDOC, the Free Online Dictionary for Computing
  * A postal code database for many countries.
  * A comprehensive acronym dictionary.
 .
 KQuick has many nice features, for example:
  * Extremely high speed (takes about 5 seconds to search through a
    100MB database on an unladen Pentium 100)
  * Integration into konqueror via KIOSlaves
  * Unicode-awareness


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