https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=507931

--- Comment #2 from AlexB <kde-identity-of-a...@freenet.de> ---
(In reply to Finley Watson from comment #1)
> Thanks for reporting. From what I can tell, outside of Flatpak, the spell
> checking dictionary options appear based on whatever dictionaries are
> installed: I installed hunspell-de from the Arch repos and reopening
> Lokalize showed the new Deutsch dictionary options without my having to
> configure anything.
>
> The "frami" part suggests the Flatpak version of Lokalize is looking for the
> Hunspell dictionary available e.g. here
> https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/german-de-de-frami-
> dictionaries so it's not the default Hunspell dictionary but rather a
> specific version.

Hi Finley, thank you for your reply!
Does it mean, that for Flatpak packaged applications (e.g. for Lokalize) one
needs to install additional/special dictionaries?
If yes, why there is no message/warning about this within application?

> If I'm right in assuming the dictionaries are bundled within the Flatpak,
> then I guess Lokalize needs to include the correct dictionary. If they're
> not bundled, then you probably need to install either the normal de_DE
> dictionary or the de_DE_frami version.
> 
> Have you used a previous Flatpak version where the dictionary was working?

Some days before I have used Lokalize version 24.12.3 (not Flatpak-Version,
installed from Discover). There was no issue with spell checking.
Current installed version 25.04.3 is also taken from Discover, but is
Flatpak-Version. This version has the issue with spell checking.
I can still uninstall Flatpak-Version of Lokalize and install 24.12.3 version
and spell checking directly works.

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