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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "OmegaT review".
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Anthony Baldwin 美国 Local time: 23:53 Portuguese葡萄牙语译成English英语 + ...
inaccurate
Apr 21, 2008
OmegaT has come a long, long way since this article was published.
For instance, it now has sentence level segmenting, and the user can configure segmenting rules, it includes spellchecking, and has tons of other features that it did not have 4 years ago,
while still maintaining possibly the simplest user interface of any available CAT tool.
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Susan Welsh 美国 Local time: 23:53 Russian俄语译成English英语 + ...
Should not display on home page - totally outdated
Feb 5, 2009
Staff should attach a note at the beginning of the file saying this is based on OmegaT as it existed in 2004. Five years later, with version 2.0 in beta, the tool is much improved and this article is not at all accurate.
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