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Athanasios Lefteris said 4 hours ago:
> I could do an new version of the deb package easily
> but i don't think there is a big point right now on doing that.
> The new version has just a new lisence and the modifications
> that Nick Demou made to the aff file. No new words.
ooops not at all: the new version [1] has about 400.000 words more than the 167284 in the official debian el_GR.dic [2]
So if you can do a new version I think it is worth it
> the Greek Debian developers can be found here...
> I have talked to markos and he is not in a mood right
> now to make a new version. I haven't talked to the other two.
OK I can try to contact them ... let's see waht steve has to say first
> ... what is more important that making a new package for
> a THREE year old dictionary is to make the upstream
> development of the dictionary active again....
100% with you
> ...and I think it would be a good idea if it could be improved
> by using the new hunspell features (used by OO.org and soon mozilla).
hunspell surely seems promising and I do like the fact that it _is_ documented
I sent an email to Steve Stavropoulos, the man that seems to be the maintainer of the upstream project and asked him if he can move the project to an open-source hosting site, so that we can have version control, bug trucking and other benefits. I hope he agrees with this.
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Athanasios Lefteris said 4 hours ago:
> I could do an new version of the deb package easily
> but i don't think there is a big point right now on doing that.
> The new version has just a new lisence and the modifications
> that Nick Demou made to the aff file. No new words.
ooops not at all: the new version [1] has about 400.000 words more than the 167284 in the official debian el_GR.dic [2]
So if you can do a new version I think it is worth it
> the Greek Debian developers can be found here...
> I have talked to markos and he is not in a mood right
> now to make a new version. I haven't talked to the other two.
OK I can try to contact them ... let's see waht steve has to say first
> ... what is more important that making a new package for
> a THREE year old dictionary is to make the upstream
> development of the dictionary active again....
100% with you
> ...and I think it would be a good idea if it could be improved
> by using the new hunspell features (used by OO.org and soon mozilla).
hunspell surely seems promising and I do like the fact that it _is_ documented
_______ _______ _______ elspell. math.upatras. gr/files/ ooffice/ el_GR.zip packages. debian. org/unstable/ text/myspell- el-gr
[1] http://
[2] http://
I sent an email to Steve Stavropoulos, the man that seems to be the maintainer of the upstream project and asked him if he can move the project to an open-source hosting site, so that we can have version control, bug trucking and other benefits. I hope he agrees with this.