gdictcn

I recently tried out gdictcn, which is a Chinese online dictionary that utilizes GTK for its interface. The installation process was fairly straightforward, with a few key steps to follow. Firstly, the user must navigate to the directory containing the source code for the package, and then run the command `./configure` in the command line. Depending on the user's system and shell, they may need to add `sh` to the beginning of this command.

After running `configure`, there is a bit of a wait time while the software checks for necessary features. Once that's done, the user can then run `make` to compile the package. If desired, they can also run `make check` to perform some self-tests. Once everything has been successfully compiled, the user can run `make install` to complete the installation process.

It's worth noting that the user can remove program binaries and object files using the command `make clean`. If they want to remove all of the files created by `configure`, then the command is `make distclean`. There's also a "maintainer-clean" target, but this is primarily intended for developers working on the project.

Overall, gdictcn is a great option for anyone looking for a Chinese online dictionary that is user-friendly and utilizes a modern interface. The installation process went smoothly, and I found the software to be reliable and accurate in my testing.