AbiWord 3.0
"Richard L. Dery" <[email protected]> Tue, 15 Oct 2013 11:03:23 -0700
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I just compiled AbiWord 3.0 from source on a Debian 7.01 system. This was my ./configure command: ./configure --enable-plugins --enable-builtin-plugins --enable-clipart --with-gio --with-champlain --with-libtidy --enable-templates This is the result of that command: Configuration: host i686-pc-linux-gnu dynamic binary yes static binary no platform unix (embedded: no) toolkit gtk debug no Optional features: menubutton no printing yes spell checking yes status bar yes emacs keybinding yes vi keybinding yes clipart yes templates yes Optional dependencies: gio yes gsf-gio yes goffice no redland yes evolution_data_server no libical yes champlain yes Builtin plugins Plugins s5 hrtext pdf openxml babelfish iscii passepartout hancom t602 mswrite paint garble collab opendocument pdb docbook clarisworks wikipedia wml opml wmf loadbindings epub latex eml bmp applix gdict mht openwriter mif urldict presentation sdw freetranslation xslfo kword gimp google The 'make' and 'make install' commands executes with no problems. When I tried to run abiword, it wouldn't execute. issuing the 'abiword' command from a terminal generated a "libabiword-3.0... not found." Debian stable has a libabiword 2.9.something-dev. I installed that, and now AbiWord runs. The problem: Where's the spell checker? According to the Configuration list, spell checking is enabled. There are no spell check buttons on the toolbar, nor is there any mention of Check Spelling in the tools menu. Even with this minor inconvenience, though, it's nice to finally see 3.0. Thank you for all your hard work. ----------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to [email protected] with the word unsubscribe in the message body.