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Spell Check not working at all
Hi,
I have some trouble with spell checking. It does not seem to work for me in any book I tried, even after deleting all config files and with a fresh install. (At some point it did work, but I can't pinpoint when it started to fail. I don't use the option that much.) I used the build-in dictionaries, but tried to install one from openoffice too, with the same result (failure). I always get this error message: Code:
calibre, version 2.30.0If I go there, the US dictionary is the default for the english language. Under "Manage user dictionaries" exist the "Default" dictionary which is marked as active. I tried adding a new dictionary and marked it active, but that neither worked. Misspelled words are (correctly) marked in the editor though. What am I missing?? System is Archlinux/Gnome 3.16.2 and latest kernel. Ah and the Reports tool failes, too. But I guess thats related to the dictionary problem (at least the error traceback has a dictionary call in it). |
Uninstall the distro provided calibre, and install the official binary from the calibre website. This is yet another example of distro maintainers destroying software.
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Is this due to Arch patching out your modified html5lib?
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yes .
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@shadowThief -- see my outstanding bugreport on the Arch bugtracker. :(
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Thanks, it's working now. ::)
I didn't know that arch was patching out :( @ eschwartz: From what I read in the bug report, there seems to not be any hope for the arch package. They should really move the package to AUR and leave everything inside. |
They should. Or quarantine it to /opt or just unpatch it or anything really -- its not like it interferes with other packages.
I'd be happy to maintain it in the AUR if there are ethical objections. Double standards are everywhere, Arch is no exception. What can you do. :rolleyes: |
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