Lucian, something just being available is not a solution in itself. It needs a normal version number to allow easy upgrade of the existing one (last time I looked it did not have one), makes sure it does not break anything - the current dictionaries use comma not cedilla, etc.
It is not my ego that prevented me acting on it, but the lack of assurance that the new dictionary does not have any regressions and does not cause trouble for unprepared users - I do not care about what the academic standard is, if it still breaks peoples documents who interact with Windows, it is a bug and I will not endorse such a change. Or feel free to get it into Debian first, then it will come to Ubuntu automatically. But spamming this bugreport and suggesting people use XP is not leading us anywhere. And yes your real name better appear anywhere you post, if you are willing to make statements, especially harsh ones as yours. Be prepared to take responsibility for your words and let Google record it for posterity. Alternately refrain from saying things you think you would not say in person to someone. And I called you a troll not because you use a nickname, but because you, well, trolled, here and elsewhere and your attitude does not help your cause a bit. Start a constructive discussion about the subject in one of the romanian mailing lists and then there may be progress if you find people willing to help. State how it is better than the existing version of the dictionary and what the drawback are and you are off to a good start. If you just complain that the ucrrent package is old and are not willing to discuss details the situation will go on for a while just as it has in the past two years. -- Romanian spell-check dictionary uses incorect diacritics https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214193 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
