Hey, folks, I have some good news. I've played around with an offline translation engine called Argostranslate (thanks to
kurakorte for the link), and finally I've managed to get it work on my laptop. This was not easy, and it requires tons of actions to be done, but it is offline and free, and covers most of popular languages.
I haven't write any code yet for the tool, just installed everything and got it work offline in my browser.
Now the bad news - to get it work on Windows, you need to install the software called Docker. And here is a requirement list for it:
Please let me know if your system meets the requirements, so I can know if it worth implementing - put a like under this post if yes, and a sad face, if no. If this will not work for most of people, there is no sense in this.
- Minimum Windows 10 64-bit: Home or Pro 2004 (build 19041) or higher, or Enterprise or Education 1909 (build 18363) or higher. (To check your Windows version and build number, press Windows logo key + R, type winver, select OK)
- Minimum 4 GB RAM
- 10 GB of free disk space
- Processor with Hyper-V support. (to check if you have this feature, press Windows logo key + R, type cmd, select OK. Type Systeminfo.exe, press enter. Scroll down to 'Hyper-V Requirements'. It should
You must be registered to see the linksthat all is OK, or a hypervisor has been detected.).- BIOS-level hardware virtualization support must be enabled in the BIOS settings. (See
You must be registered to see the linkshow to check it. If it is turned off, then google how to turn in on for your PC model or laptop model).
My laptop is ready
if this cannot be implemented, the idea of using google document translator could be just as useful, as it allows up to 10mb of file right now.