This application is designed to help students study French verbs. The latest release can be downloaded from the releases of the GitHub repo.
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Generate a quiz which asks you to conjugate 15 different verbs
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Select which verb types and which tenses you want to be asked about
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Optionally display the infinitive in German to also study translations
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Get feedback on the correctness of your answers without showing solutions
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Compare your answer to the solutions
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Read up on the conjugation of all verbs in the app's database using the separate "Inspecteur" window
A precompiled version and packaged version for macOS (>=12
) can be downloaded
and installed via my homebrew repository:
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Tap my homebrew tap
$ brew tap tifrueh/mytap
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Install Conjugateur
$ brew install --cask tifrueh/mytap/conjugateur
If you don't have homebrew you can also use the installer package for macOS
(>=12
) from the latest
release.
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Download the installer package
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Double-click the PKG
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Follow the installer's instructions
If you'd rather not use an installer package, you can also download the
application packaged in a DMG for macOS (>=12
) from the latest
release.
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Download the DMG
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Double-click the DMG
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Drag the application to the location where you want to have it (e. g.
~/Applications
or/Applications
)
An installer executable for x86_64 Windows can be downloaded from the latest release.
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Download the installer executable
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Double-click the EXE
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Follow the installer's instructions
Note: As the EXE is not signed, Windows is probably going to warn you about installing untrusted software and it is absolutely right. I'm going to fix this issue in the future, but for the moment, this admittedly insecure installation procedure will have to suffice. I'd recommend you check the integrity of the EXE via the provided SHASUM and choose an installation only for your user, so as not to give the installer root permissions.
If your system is neither macOS nor x86_64 Windows, you'll have to compile and install the program yourself. Instructions can be found in the wiki.
To learn more about Conjugateur, please consult the wiki.