Comparison of four CHM viewers common under Linux [reprint + Pro Test available]

Reading a CHM-formatted ebook in a Linux system is a hassle. The purpose of this paper is to introduce the CHM viewer in several Linu systems to facilitate readers ' reading.

First, Chmsee

Chmsee is developed by the Chinese, the program is based on gtk2+, very small size, and the support is also very good. In terms of functionality, Chmsee has a tabbed browsing tag similar to Firefox that automatically detects encodings, bookmarks, and font settings.

Installation: sudo apt-get install Chmsee (Ubuntu 15.04, 17.04 may not find the source, need to download manually)


Question 1:
Can't start or appear.
Chmsee:error while loading shared libraries:libxul.so:cannot open Shared object file:no such file or directory

The error is handled as follows:
Cd/usr/lib
sudo ln-s xulrunner-1.9/libxul.so libxul.so
sudo ln-s xulrunner-1.9/libxpcom.so libxpcom.so
sudo ln-s xulrunner-1.9/libsqlite3.so libsqlite3.so
sudo ln-s xulrunner-1.9/libmozjs.so libmozjs.so
It can then open normally.

Recommendation index: 3 stars

Second, Kchmviewer
This is an excellent CHM reader under KDE, which can be said to be perfect compared to the chmsee of Chinese horses.
Installation:

sudo apt-get install Kchmviewer (available for version 17.04)

Recommendation index: 4 stars

Third, Xchm

Xchm is a cross-platform CHM file Viewer and is free open source software. Key features include: displaying a table of contents, printing a page, changing the font and size, supporting bookmarks and searching, and more.

Installation: sudo apt-get install Xchm (Ubuntu15.04 seems to be open, 17.04 version can be seen, but Chinese display will be garbled (or maybe my Linux version is the English version of the reason))

Recommendation index: 2 stars

Iv. Gnochm
Gnochm is based on GTK +, runs fast, supports good Chinese, supports full-text search and bookmarks, and can view the source code of CHM files.

sudo apt-get install gnochm (source not found)

Recommendation index: 2 stars　　　　　　　　　　

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Comparison of four CHM viewers common under Linux [reprint + Pro Test available]