Closing bug: from Lucid onwards the dictionary is provided by hunspell-ro which
is generated from the openoffice.org-dictionary source package.
The hunspell-ro dictionary has comma-bellow diacritics.
** Changed in: myspell-ro (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Romanian
The release numbering is imposed by aspell.net in the format X.Y for
major releases and X.Y.Z for minor releases. It is a pretty standard
numbering scheme, most projects are using it. Based on this version, a
number of Unix and Linux distributions are driving automatic updates.
Unfortunately, we
Guys, users don't care about versioning, they just need the dictionary
with the most words and the correct writing scheme. There is no sense in
distributing the wrong cedilla version, as you all know there is a law
that says we should use the correct comma version in official writings,
so I see no
Let's separate the issues:
1)users do not care about versions but that is no explanation or excuse for
gratuitously picking a version that is inferior to the one used with a package
with the same name. Developers and packagers care about versions because that
is how things work sanely. It is a
The dictionary distributed by Ubuntu is at least two years behind. Move
to Fedora, or install OpenOffice.org and Firefox on Windows XP.
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Romanian spell-check dictionary uses incorect diacritics
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rs (Lucian Constantin):
you are very constructive as always. If you have no solution to offer besides
childish remarks go and troll somewhere else.
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Romanian spell-check dictionary uses incorect diacritics
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A solution has been available for at least one year from aspell.net.
Another one is distributed in the Romanian Firefox build from
mozilla.org. You can also get a version of the dictionary from
OpenOffice.org website. Ubuntu developer Jani Monose was informed about
this solution a long time ago,
Break it up or take it outside :)
Jani: no reason to root Lucian out, we who know him from other groups, know his
email address.
rs: email me in private with details (I really have no idea about
myspell-ro/aspell/hunspell or other *spells) and I'll try to submit an updated
version.
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Lucian, something just being available is not a solution in itself. It
needs a normal version number to allow easy upgrade of the existing one
(last time I looked it did not have one), makes sure it does not break
anything - the current dictionaries use comma not cedilla, etc.
It is not my ego
Also take a look at bugs 240048 and 240050. According to the submission
dates, Ubuntu developers have been informed a log time ago regarding
solutions to this specific problem.
The competitive picture in this moment is very bad for Ubuntu. Firefox
and OpenOffice.org are distributing correct
I find Jani Monose's comments patronizing as always, no need to answer!
Lucian Adrian Grijincu wrote:
email me in private with details
As I said, bugs 240048 and 240050 have all the necessary information.
All that needs to be done is to get the official dictionaries from
aspell.net and
Guys, this seems like a thing to do not to talk about, what's blocking
this ?
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The only problem is the versioning number?
Switching to Fedora or Win XP is not a proper solution for this problem.
We all love the restricred driver manager and we are willing to do all
kind of weird sacrifices to have it running on our computers ;)
Can we just make a fork and create a
Adi, it is exactly the problems of the versioning scheme and of the
uncertainty of how two separate dictionaries work is why I do not
consider that 'a solution has been available'. It is not just a matter
of uploading a package. Please discuss it on the mailing list, split the
problem in separate
Adi, it is exactly the problems of the versioning scheme and of the
uncertainty
of how two separate dictionaries work is why I do not consider that 'a
solution
has been available'
What dictionaries? Why are using a plural form? Are there more than one?
If I say Fedora once more, I'll be
As can not tell if the version number is good or bad but as I can see
the aspell-ro was updated in Jaunty to the latest version.
I am confident we could find a solution for this problem.
I will try to gather more knowledge about spellcheckers and how to work and try
to come with a solution.
I
Lucian: yes there are two dictionaries, one with comma the other with
cedilla
Adi: there existed a mysepll-ro (not talking about aspell) on the openoffice
l10n site. It used the 2005 versioning and was made made by Secarica AFAICR
. It was in gentoo. I added it to Ubuntu in 2007. Then
** Changed in: myspell-ro (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Romanian Localization (ubuntu-l10n-ro)
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** Changed in: myspell-ro (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
Status: New = Triaged
** Tags added: patch
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** Attachment added: myspell-ro_20070502.0ubuntu2.debdiff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13262436/myspell-ro_20070502.0ubuntu2.debdiff
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Note that this fix is compatible (actually, orthogonal) to that in bug
#213990 — if the dictionary is updated it will apply of course to both
package versions. However, both debdiffs contain the addition of a
simple patch system, so only one should be used; for the other it's
enough to copy the
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