Post by chour on Jan 4, 2022 15:09:33 GMT
Attention! This is a machine translation, careful evaluation of the translation by the user is necessary!
1. Translation in the browser
ForFirefox+Chromium
Install the extension
--Simple translate(by sienori).
In the settings, select "pop-up window", window size and fill color, font color of the translated text. The translation of the selected text will appear in a pop-up window. Without menus and additional windows. Translation of the entire page is available.
github.com/FilipePS/Traduzir-paginas-web
Seamonkey browser has a built-in translation of the entire page
2. Translation in the terminal
Install the translate-shell package and its dependencies. Translate:
$ trans 'phrase to translate' # this is for a detailed translation, with options
$ trans -b 'phrase to translate' # for a short translation
By the way, if you install alias(add the following lines to the file ~/.bash_aliases)
alias t='trans -b'
alias ty='trans'
then the team will be significantly reduced to
$ t 'phrase to translate' or, for example, $ t soleil
$ ty 'phrase to translate' to get multiple options.
The program allows you to translate wherever you can select text: text files, Libreoffice, synaptic, browser, terminal, pdf(if there is a text layer). + voice acting of the source text and translation, +OCR ... and much more.
1. Translation in the browser
ForFirefox+Chromium
Install the extension
--Simple translate(by sienori).
In the settings, select "pop-up window", window size and fill color, font color of the translated text. The translation of the selected text will appear in a pop-up window. Without menus and additional windows. Translation of the entire page is available.
--simple translate(by FilipePs) for Firefox and for Chromium(from the author's page) - translating the entire page.
Seamonkey browser has a built-in translation of the entire page
2. Translation in the terminal
Install the translate-shell package and its dependencies. Translate:
$ trans 'phrase to translate' # this is for a detailed translation, with options
$ trans -b 'phrase to translate' # for a short translation
By the way, if you install alias(add the following lines to the file ~/.bash_aliases)
alias t='trans -b'
alias ty='trans'
then the team will be significantly reduced to
$ t 'phrase to translate' or, for example, $ t soleil
$ ty 'phrase to translate' to get multiple options.
3. Translation with the crow-translate program, automatic language detection.