Steps to install StarDict software on Linux

StarDict is a translation software that can perform English-Chinese translation, Japanese translation, etc. Because StarDict has few download links, and some friends want to use this software, the following small series will introduce you how to install StarDict in CentOS.

Because learning linux is necessary when in contact with a lot of information in English, online check every time inconvenient. So decided to install an offline version of the dictionary. Many netizens recommend stardict, the download link provided is the download link of sourceforge.org, but in fact the stardict project has been removed, so the stardict software is not available on the website. The rpm package for the software was later found at pkgs.org. The following is a reference to some netizens and combined with their own actual operation to write down the steps for your reference.

The actual operating environment: CentOS 6.4 x86_64

Steps:

Download the RPM package: http://pkgs.org/centos-6-rhel-6/naulinux- School-x86_64/stardict-3.0.2-1.el6.x86_64.rpm/download/

This address provides the StarDict 3.0.1 installation package. If the link fails, please use the root location (http://pkgs.org/) Search for results step by step.

It is recommended to use the yum command to install and download the installation package to the local.

Command Reference Format: yum localinstall stardict-3.0.2-1.el6.x86_64.rpm. Yum can automatically analyze dependencies and download the required installation packages.

Download and install the Simplified Chinese dictionary that supports StarDict.

You can find your favorite dictionary at this address (http://abloz.com/huzheng/stardict-dic/zh_CN/) and recommend the Oxford Modern English-Chinese Dictionary. If this address is invalid ……, please contact the mother.

After downloading, please directly extract the three files in the package to the /usr/share/stardict/dic/directory with root privileges.

The above is the introduction of CentOS installation of StarDict software. This article describes the RPM package installed in CentOS6.4. Other versions are only for reference. You need to use the yum command.