1.5.2 With Chinese Lang Support and Multi-Lingual Man pages.

DocuBrowse v1.5.2 — Chinese Support (Simplified + Traditional)

DocuBrowse now runs entirely in Chinese — both Simplified (zh) and
Traditional (zh-hant) — bringing the supported languages to English,
Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.

Highlights

• Chinese language support (Simplified + Traditional). Full UI translations
  (locales/zh.json, locales/zh-hant.json) plus README translations
  (README-zh.md, README-zh-hant.md). Both variants use the bge-m3
  multilingual embedder and the ornith-1.5:9b synopsis model; Traditional is
  driven by a prompt that forces 繁體/正體字 output.
• CJK keyword search covers Chinese. The existing character-bigram
  segmentation already spans the CJK Unified range, so Simplified and
  Traditional both index and match reliably for 2+ character terms — no engine
  change required.
• Localized end-user guide. EndUser_docs/ is now organized by language
  (English/, Japanese/, Korean/, Chinese/), each with a translated
  User_Guide.docx.
• Localized man pages. docubrowser(1), docuback(1), and
  docubrowse.config(5) are translated into Japanese, Korean, Simplified
  (zh_CN), and Traditional (zh_TW); man serves your locale and falls back
  to English otherwise.
• Man pages added. First-class Linux man pages for the two CLI tools and the
  config-file format, installed into the RPM and DEB packages.
• Packaging. Every package type (RPM, DEB, tarball, Windows, macOS) now
  ships the per-language documentation tree.

Notes

• One DocuBrowse install serves one language at a time (interface, search, and
  synopsis). Japanese, Korean, and both Chinese variants share the same search
  engine, so switching among them needs no re-index; switching to or from
  English does.
• No first-letter index bar for Chinese (it is not alphabetic), the same as
  Japanese.