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DragomanD
One shared offline translation engine for every app on the Linux desktop
Linux apps can now translate text locally through one D-Bus call instead of each bundling its own model or sending text to a cloud API.
DragomanD is a per-user Linux daemon that loads Mozilla's Bergamot translation models once and serves them to every application over D-Bus. It starts on demand, shuts down when idle, and downloads language models only when asked, checking each against a SHA-256 hash. Version 0.1.0 ships a command-line client, KRunner and GNOME Shell search, a LibreOffice extension and a Kate plugin. Bulgarian to English is fully working, with the other Mozilla language pairs in scope. Packages exist for openSUSE, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu and Arch.
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