open officecanada wrote:
Hi folks, I am a Canadian speaking and writing 4 languages and upon
trying to install a german language pack I realised that parts of it
got called "hun-spell". I wonder who the idiot was who came up with
"hun-spell" for the german language pack in the first place. I gue
KAMI wrote:
Hello!
Hunspell is derivated from MySpell but it improved much. First time it
was better for Hungarian language and it maintained the compatibility
with myspell. Later - Mr. Németh - integrated more and more useful and
more advanced features like:
(snip)
http://hunspell.sour
Bernd Eilers wrote:
Don´t get upset about the name it´s just the name of the spell checker
software and name for the related format of the dictonary files and has
nothing to do with the language being checked. And the "hun" in it is an
abbreviation for "hungaria". ...
You know, Jaques may h
I had no idea it had a negative connotation. I had to look it up:
http://www.firstworldwar.com/atoz/hun.htm
Now I now better.
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Bernd Eilers wrote:
>
> Don´t get upset about the name it´s just the name of the spell checker
> software and name for th
Hello!
Hunspell is derivated from MySpell but it improved much. First time it
was better for Hungarian language and it maintained the compatibility
with myspell. Later - Mr. Németh - integrated more and more useful and
more advanced features like:
- Unicode support (first 65535 Unicode chara
