Owen:
The fun we have here is a really nice aspect of this list. You, Clint,
Norberto, Joe and others ... each and all add to this marvelous
experience.
What makes it work, of course, is your wonderful sense of humor, which
each of you have a really unique and sometimes uniquely twisted spin
on.
Makes everything electric, interesting and unpredictable.
Interesting challenge on the grammar engine. I sadly haven't been in
Linux for a while not on the PB I have anyway. I've already been
through the process of partitioning the 80GB drive and all that it
entails only to find the YDL installation process choke in the same
place two or three times. I came to suspect the ISOs I downloaded and
burned were incomplete in some way. Maybe the current ISOs are in
better shape?
In any event, I was speaking of ximian Evolution from memory and the
features it has, or I remember it having, which may not be the same
thing.
From your comment, I must assume it is not.
However according to the following reference, Abiword has a grammar
engine:
http://www.silicon.com/research/specialreports/opensource/
0,3800004946,39130314,00.htm?PROCESS=show&ID=20047642&AT=39130314
Regarding writing a "how to", as soon as some kinks are straightened
out on the YDL FAQ site (kinks which unfortunately I contributed to
creating in the first place. Poor Bill.) , I'll do some corrections
on my snips and perhaps something on a grandma, oops grammar engine.
C'mon, altogether let's sing Coom Ba Ya...
Have many chuckles, till next time....
On Jul 22, 2005, at 12:52 PM, Owen Stampflee wrote:
Hahaha, thanks guys... I know I'm horrible at spelling/grammar. I'm a
geek not a english major (thats my fiance).
Never knew a grammar engine existed for Linux... lets see a howto on
getting it working and integrated into Evolution/Latex ;)
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