TeXworksMaking spell-checking work on openSUSE

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Making spell-checking work on openSUSE

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As I reported earlier, I had difficulties with making spell-checking work for TeXworks on my openSUSE Linux distribution [1,2]. Now I found a solution for this issue [3]. It is in form of a shell script and has two major advantages for users of openSUSE.
  • Retrieval of the source code and modification for openSUSE.
  • Building of an RPM package for easy installation.
I didn't use the script but I took a look into and did the modification on the source code by hand. After compilation as described on the TeXworks homepage I got a binary with a working spell-checker. Now I have everything I need.

[1] View topic: TeXworks anyone? (Or something else)?
[2] View topic: Prepared TeXworks packages for Linux
[3] TeXworks rpm


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Making spell-checking work on openSUSE

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I almost forgot this topic but now I want to provide my final solution. In the meantime I finished the setup of my systems and ended it up with translating a suggestion by meho_r in another topic [1]. I created a symbolic link so that I now have a permanent working spell-check.

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ln -s /usr/share/myspell /usr/share/myspell/dicts
[1] View topic: Prepared TeXworks packages for Linux
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