Kingsoft overlord in StarDict Linux

The following describes how to use StartDict in Linux to replace Kingsoft overlord in Windows. If you do not know, you may want to learn it after seeing it. In Linux, you can use StartDict to replace Kingsoft overlord in Windows. This software is a translation tool developed by Hu Zheng, a Chinese speaker and has its home page on SourceForge.

This software is available on a Fedora CD and can be installed by default. If not, you can use the command on yum.

Program code:
Sudo yum install stardict
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It is not enough to install the dictionary only. The dictionary is not included in it. You need to download the dictionary file you want on the dictionary page (the Chinese Dictionary is included here ). Decompress the package to the specified directory.

If you download the .tar.bz2 version:

Program code:
Sudo tar-xjvf filename.tar.bz2
Sudo mv filename/usr/share/stardict/dic
If you are downloading the rpm version, use rpm to install it directly:

Program code:
Sudo rpm-ivh filename. rpm
Enjoy!

Ps:
Stardict on yum is somewhat old. The latest version officially released is 2.4.8. You can download the corresponding package and upgrade or install it here. For example, if you are Gnome (for most Fedora users), you only need to download the rpm package of without-gnome, and then use the following command to update Stardict on your system to the latest version:

Program code:
Sudo rpm-Uvh stardict-withoutgnome-2.4.8-1.i386.rpm

I hope StarDict Linux Kingsoft is helpful to everyone.

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