Free Knowledge Management System allows for multilingual localization by storing string resources for each language in separate files. It is possible to create additional resource files to accommodate other languages by following the file naming convention and adding configuration for the new languages. The system pulls the correct localized strings from the resource files based on the user's language settings.
1. The document provides steps to develop a free knowledge management system in Eclipse, including downloading Eclipse and importing a knowledge source directory, downloading and configuring Tomcat, and installing additional frontend libraries like Node.js, Bower, and the frontend library using the bower install command.
2. It instructs the user to download Eclipse from its website, start Eclipse, import the knowledge source directory, download and import Tomcat into Eclipse, configure Tomcat settings, and start Tomcat to view the knowledge system at http://localhost:8080/knowledge.
3. Additional steps include installing Node.js from its website, using npm to install Bower for the frontend, and running bower install to retrieve the