On 4.10.2007, Simon Brouwer wrote: > The problem with many available dictionaries is that their license is not > compatible with OOo, e.g. GPL. That means you can use them with OOo, by > separately downloading them, but they cannot be made a part of it. >
Well, when I install standard English install pack of OOo I have these dictionaries: HYPH pl PL hyph_pl_PL - missing THES pl PL th_pl_PL_v2 - no readme file for the license HYPH de DE hyph_de_DE - GNU GPL, Version 2 DICT de DE de_DE - GNU GPL, Version 2 THES de DE th_de_DE_v2 - GNU GPL, Version 2 HYPH ru RU hyph_ru_RU - no readme file for the license Dictionaries which are not included in dictionary.lst but installed: af_ZA.dic - LGPL de_AT.dic - GPL v2 de_CH.dic - GPL v2 en_US.dic - no readme hu_HU.dic - LGPL it_IT.dic - GPL & LGPL lt_LT.dic - I suggest that the license is like for it_IT sv_SE.dic - LGPL sw_TZ.dic - LGPL hyph_af_ZA.dic - LGPL hyph_da_DK.dic - no readme hyph_en_US.dic - no readme hyph_hu_HU.dic - LGPL hyph_it_IT.dic - GPL & LGPL hyph_lt_LT.dic - I suggest that the license is like for it_IT th_cs_CZ_v2 - no readme th_de_CH_v2 - LGPL v2.1 th_en_US - no readme So, here is some questions: 1. Why I have to have Italian dictionaries when I install English version of OOo, or any other no English dictionary? 2. If I'm not wrong some of German dictionaries are under GPL v2 3. There are dictionaries without readme file to know what is the license best regards -- Hristo Simeonov Hristov Leader of OpenOffice.org - Bulgarian GnuPG key 0xD0D895EB: 0282 D8D0 90D3 963F E57E B0A7 2670 88D9 D0D8 95EB
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