Any news on the list of dictionaries that can be installed through the 
wizard? and on the dictionary languages that cannot be added as an entry?

Olivier R. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Mathias Bauer a écrit :
>
>> The main reason for the new mechanism was that the old one was broken by
>> design. And updating is quite easy for users now as extensions can be
>> updated at any time you want and users can get automatic notifications
>> about that. This will help distributing updated versions very quickly.
>>
>> I agree that for developers it was easier to handle it the old way - but
>> I think first we want to make it easier for users (and less error-prone
>> BTW), not first for developers. :-)
>>
>> And for development purposes there is a way to get back the old way.
>> When an extension is installed it is unpacked into a sub directory of
>> $(user)/uno_packages. Just search for it and replace the file in that
>> folder if you want to check your updated dictionary.
>>
>> Perhaps we should publish this hint for developers somewhere. Any idea
>> what might be the best place?
>
> Probably here:
> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
>
> There is already a note about tools for developers, and this wiki page 
> contains a lot of external links towards dictionaries maintainers 
> sites. They probably keep an eye on this wiki page, to edit it for 
> updates.
>
> I don't know how OOo developers usually communicate to native-lang 
> leaders, but I wonder if each of them knows that the dictionary.lst 
> system will disappear for OOo 3.0 and that no dictionaries will be 
> bundled in the "vanilla OOo install set", and that it has been planned 
> to include some dictionaries as extension in localized builds.
>
> When I talked to the french team, they knew nothing about that, and I 
> had to digg in the website to find back the information and prove what 
> I said was true (It has been said on this mailing-list and somewhere 
> in IssueZilla*, that's all, I believe). No extension was planned to be 
> included in the french localization, so no dictionary by default. But 
> maybe that will change now...?
>
> Regards,
> Olivier R.
>
> * http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=81365
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