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GoldenDict vs GoldenDict-ng: المقارنة الكاملة بين إصدارات قاموس المصادر المفتوحة
مقارنة شاملة بين GoldenDict الكلاسيكي (النسخة 1.0.1) و GoldenDict-ng (النسخة الحديثة 26.5.6-1)، مع التركيز على التحسينات في دعم التنسيقات، الواجهة، والأداء، مع روابط تنزيل مباشرة لأنظمة لينكس.
🔗 https://salehgnutux.github.io/GT-NEWSTECH/ar/foss/goldendict-vs-goldendict-ng-comparison/
#GoldenDict #GoldenDictng #قواميس #ترجمة #برمجيات_حرة #لينكس -
Also, with #GoldenDictNG v26.5.0 from AUR on ChachyOS, you might get:
"goldendict: error while loading shared libraries: libopencc.so.1.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Do:
1. ls /usr/lib/libopencc*
If you don't see "libopencc.so.1.2", then:
2. cd /usr/lib/
3. sudo ln -s ./libopencc.so ./libopencc.so.1.2
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Also, with #GoldenDictNG v26.5.0 from AUR on ChachyOS, you might get:
"goldendict: error while loading shared libraries: libopencc.so.1.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Do:
1. ls /usr/lib/libopencc*
If you don't see "libopencc.so.1.2", then:
2. cd /usr/lib/
3. sudo ln -s ./libopencc.so ./libopencc.so.1.2
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Also, with #GoldenDictNG v26.5.0 from AUR on ChachyOS, you might get:
"goldendict: error while loading shared libraries: libopencc.so.1.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Do:
1. ls /usr/lib/libopencc*
If you don't see "libopencc.so.1.2", then:
2. cd /usr/lib/
3. sudo ln -s ./libopencc.so ./libopencc.so.1.2
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Also, with #GoldenDictNG v26.5.0 from AUR on ChachyOS, you might get:
"goldendict: error while loading shared libraries: libopencc.so.1.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Do:
1. ls /usr/lib/libopencc*
If you don't see "libopencc.so.1.2", then:
2. cd /usr/lib/
3. sudo ln -s ./libopencc.so ./libopencc.so.1.2
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Also, with #GoldenDictNG v26.5.0 from AUR on ChachyOS, you might get:
"goldendict: error while loading shared libraries: libopencc.so.1.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Do:
1. ls /usr/lib/libopencc*
If you don't see "libopencc.so.1.2", then:
2. cd /usr/lib/
3. sudo ln -s ./libopencc.so ./libopencc.so.1.2
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One small addition to this workaround (for the latest v26.5.0). In a second script, you could omit the word parameter for it to act like the in-app option to show or hide the main window, and then assign a hotkey to that script in KDE Menu Editor. This will cover both the in-app hotkey options you'd normally set in #GoldenDictNG itself.
Also, with this version, you have to use the -m flag in the first script, or #GoldenDict will crash (i.e. goldendict -m "$(wl-paste --primary)")
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One small addition to this workaround (for the latest v26.5.0). In a second script, you could omit the word parameter for it to act like the in-app option to show or hide the main window, and then assign a hotkey to that script in KDE Menu Editor. This will cover both the in-app hotkey options you'd normally set in #GoldenDictNG itself.
Also, with this version, you have to use the -m flag in the first script, or #GoldenDict will crash (i.e. goldendict -m "$(wl-paste --primary)")
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One small addition to this workaround (for the latest v26.5.0). In a second script, you could omit the word parameter for it to act like the in-app option to show or hide the main window, and then assign a hotkey to that script in KDE Menu Editor. This will cover both the in-app hotkey options you'd normally set in #GoldenDictNG itself.
Also, with this version, you have to use the -m flag in the first script, or #GoldenDict will crash (i.e. goldendict -m "$(wl-paste --primary)")
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One small addition to this workaround (for the latest v26.5.0). In a second script, you could omit the word parameter for it to act like the in-app option to show or hide the main window, and then assign a hotkey to that script in KDE Menu Editor. This will cover both the in-app hotkey options you'd normally set in #GoldenDictNG itself.
Also, with this version, you have to use the -m flag in the first script, or #GoldenDict will crash (i.e. goldendict -m "$(wl-paste --primary)")
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One small addition to this workaround (for the latest v26.5.0). In a second script, you could omit the word parameter for it to act like the in-app option to show or hide the main window, and then assign a hotkey to that script in KDE Menu Editor. This will cover both the in-app hotkey options you'd normally set in #GoldenDictNG itself.
Also, with this version, you have to use the -m flag in the first script, or #GoldenDict will crash (i.e. goldendict -m "$(wl-paste --primary)")
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Since currently the pop-up window functionality of GoldenDict-ng is kind of bugged on KDE, this script might help.
You'll need kdotool and wl-clipboard. Add the script to the KDE menu and set a global keyboard shortcut. The shortcut will also work if the clipboard is empty (just showing GoldenDict).
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Since currently the pop-up window functionality of GoldenDict-ng is kind of bugged on KDE, this script might help.
You'll need kdotool and wl-clipboard. Add the script to the KDE menu and set a global keyboard shortcut. The shortcut will also work if the clipboard is empty (just showing GoldenDict).
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Since currently the pop-up window functionality of GoldenDict-ng is kind of bugged on KDE, this script might help.
You'll need kdotool and wl-clipboard. Add the script to the KDE menu and set a global keyboard shortcut. The shortcut will also work if the clipboard is empty (just showing GoldenDict).
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Since currently the pop-up window functionality of GoldenDict-ng is kind of bugged on KDE, this script might help.
You'll need kdotool and wl-clipboard. Add the script to the KDE menu and set a global keyboard shortcut. The shortcut will also work if the clipboard is empty (just showing GoldenDict).
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Since currently the pop-up window functionality of GoldenDict-ng is kind of bugged on KDE, this script might help.
You'll need kdotool and wl-clipboard. Add the script to the KDE menu and set a global keyboard shortcut. The shortcut will also work if the clipboard is empty (just showing GoldenDict).