I would like to know which and why in your opinion is the best translator in the world linux.
I’m talking about a translator that allows you to do free translations even if professional, and that is local, so if I have the computer in a park and I’m without internet, I would like to be able to work on a document from the translator directly in the pc without having to use hotspots or other similar devilries.
Do you know one that’s worth a try and that does a really efficient and quality translation?
Yes really not a bad article, very nice for the report.
In my opinion the best alternatives are these:
OmegaT seems the most recommended choice from the article
Swordfish but it is on payment after finishing the trial version.
Deepl but it needs to be connected to the central server, so this too is beyond the necessary requests.
Translatium tested, nothing special more needs remote connection
Crow Translate seems another interesting
If we consider the non-internet connection, and the best translation quality (two non-negotiable parameters), which of all these translators seems the best to you?
I use OmegaT in my translation projects and I can recommend it as a CAT tool. But it is not machine translation software. It just helps human translators to do their job more effectively.
EDIT. I’m not sure if there is any free machine translation tool of decent quality without Internet connection.
Understood, as I assumed he is simply an assistant, there are certain languages that I need to master even if I don’t know them so that others can read certain files even if they don’t know the languages in which I write, or to make it easier for them to read.