Ok, I am sorry to trouble you.
Just can't realize, how it can be - why Ubuntu and Debian uses wrong russian
dictionaries... :(
** Changed in: rus-ispell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Deprecated dictionary for russian language used in this package
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2180
Looking at the above files you suggested that we switch to, I notice
that they haven't been upgraded in almost 4 years. Meanwhile, the
sources we currently use regularly see new releases. Given this, I'm not
so convinced whether switching would be such a good idea.
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Deprecated dictionary for ru
OOo will not regress to an older, outdated spell checker system. In
fact, it already evolved past MySpell and nowadays uses HunSpell.
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Deprecated dictionary for russian language used in this package
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Well, in 4.0r3 OpenOffice.org when spell checking some usual mistypings it
gives worse results. Maybe it happens because older version in it.
Anyway, Ubuntu bundled OOO may be replaced by local build - and usually
russian-speaking users prefer Infra resource deb builds contains mentioned
dicts,
The situation in Debian is not worse. It's the exact same package as for
Ubuntu.
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Situation with russian dic in Debian even worse. All other popular
distributions have worthy spell checking inside.
Suse has its own, sun/novell dictionaries. Seems like most of distro come to
ispell or aspell dicts in OpenOffice.org, and does not use myspell for spell
checking in mainstream an
As far as I realize this situation, we do have 'normal' aspell and ispell
dictionaries, and 'bad' myspell dictionary, which is used by OpenOffice.org and
some other software.
I don't know, why myspell in Ubuntu uses this 'bad' dictionary and not 'normal'
dictionary like other distro (for example
I'm not entirely opposed to switching the source we use for this
dictionary, but then I'd appreciate a wider response and a consensus
before we do. Another condition to switching to that dictionary source
is that tools must exist to create ispell dictionaries (we already have
tools for aspell) out
real package with this dictionary
** Changed in: rus-ispell (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: openoffice.org-l10n => rus-ispell
** Description changed:
- Most distributions ships OpenOffice.org l10n packages with current
dictionaries from
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries#Russian
