Dism++
Translation files and rules data for the Dism++ Windows cleanup tool, plus a place to report bugs.Chuyu-Team/Dism-Multi-language
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- MIT
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- Last update
- 28 days ago
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What it is
This repository holds the language resource files and cleanup rules used by Dism++, a Windows maintenance tool. It lets the Dism++ interface be translated into many languages, and it also includes a Data.xml file with cleanup and optimization rules. The README is short and mostly lists translation files and their contributors.
- Find the language file for your language (for example ko.xml or de.xml) in the Languages folder
- Review or correct existing translations in the Languages or www.chuyu.me folders
- Read the Data.xml file to see what cleanup and optimization rules the project defines
Great for
- Dism++ users who want the interface in a language other than Simplified Chinese
- Translators who want to contribute or check existing language files
- People who want to report a Dism++ bug or problem with a translation
Not ideal for
- People looking for a standalone program to install: the README describes resource files, not a complete app download, so this repo alone may not run the tool
- Users who need detailed setup instructions: the README gives no install or usage steps
How to get it
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See the README
Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/Dism-Multi-language - 2
Run it
- Clone or download the repository from GitHub
- Open the Languages folder and find the file for your language
- Follow the Dism++ project's own instructions for applying language files, which are not described in this README
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Get the most out of it
- Check the Data.xml rules file to understand the cleanup behavior before using Dism++
- Use the bug-report purpose of this repository to report Dism++ issues
- Compare the en.xml and zh-Hans.xml files to see how translation keys are organized
Downloads
Strengths
- Covers about 17 interface languages and 9 website languages, with named contributors
- Uses the MIT license, which permits free use and modification
- The project has a large following on GitHub
Trade-offs
- The README is brief and does not explain how to install or apply the language files
- Documentation is mostly in Chinese and the default development language is Simplified Chinese, which may make it harder for some readers
- The README is truncated, so some details could be missing
Stats synced from GitHub. The assessment above was drafted with AI from the project's README on 2026-10-29 and may miss recent changes — check the README before relying on a command. MIT licence: free to use, modify and distribute, including commercially, as long as you keep the copyright notice.