Tested on Linux Mint 21, Windows 10, and Android emulator.
Main change is to use SelectableText for the output so that it can be copied and pasted elsewhere.
Installing on Windows:
Download and run the installer file (extension .exe).
Installing on Android:
Download the APK file (extension .apk). To install the APK, you need to enable your Android to install unknown apps. Go to Settings > Apps > Menu > Special access. Choose Install unknown apps. Then, use a file manager on your phone to navigate to wherever the APK has been downloaded, and click on the APK to install it.
Installing on Linux:
The compressed tarball (extension .tar.gz) contains the binaries needed for running in 64-bit x86 Linux. You can simply extract the tarball into a directory and run the telsis_translator_flutter file.
The Flatpak file (extension .flatpak) can be installed using
flatpak install telsis-translator-flutter_0.2.1.flatpak
and then run using
flatpak run com.maplerain.telsis_translator_flutter
It should also show as an app on the system.
Linux snap can be installed using
sudo snap install telsis-translator-flutter
as 0.2.1 is flagged as latest/stable.
Note: Worked on Ubuntu MATE 22.04 after a fresh installation, so the previous issue with Ubuntu MATE could be due to a bad installation.
Note: While there is a arm64 release on snapcraft.io, it is not tested.