Poedit

Introduction

Windows version
Mac OS X version
Linux binaries
Source code

You can download Poedit here.

Latest stable version is 1.4.1, see Changelog for the list of changes.

Windows version

The easiest way to install Windows version of Poedit is to use the installer (poedit-1.4.1-setup.exe). Windows 95/98 systems are no longer supported, use version 1.3.6 if you require support of these systems.

Mac OS X version

Mac OS X version is available as disk image (poedit-1.4.1.dmg). It requires Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) or newer.

Binary packages for Linux

Most likely, the package is already part of your distribution.

Source code

You will need wxWidgets version >= 2.6 (wxGTK for Unix, wxMSW for Windows; built with Unicode support) and Berkeley DB version >= 3.1 to compile Poedit. Berkeley DB is usually already available on typical Linux systems as libdb3 or db3 package. Berkeley DB is optional, it is only needed when you want to compile Poedit with translation memory feature built in.

Download the tarball here.

Up-to-date code is available in Subversion repository (web interface using FishEye).

See the README file for instructions on how to compile from sources.

Note about compiling under Windows:
If you want to build the Windows version yourself, you can either use MSVC projects or cross-compile with Mingw. In either case, you need both poedit-1.4.1.tar.gz and poedit-1.4.1-win32-addon.tar.gz files (the latter contains files needed by win32 port but useless under Unix, namely precompiled EXEs of gettext utilities and libdb31.dll). You won't need to install libdb3, it is already part of poedit-1.1.x-win32-addon.tar.gz.

Spellchecking currently only works on Unix and requires GTK+ 2.x and GtkSpell >= 2.0.