On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 13:14, H.S.
<hs.samix@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I hope I do not start a flame war here. I was wondering what choices do
we have to check English grammar in Linux.
Now before all the purists jump to get their shotguns, pitch forks and
what not, I perfectly know that such a tool is not a substitute for
learning proper grammar. What such fanatics miss, IMHO, is that such a
tool aids in catching silly mistakes and helps significantly in proof
reading. So, having said this, I am curious if we have a grammar checker
in Linux which can be used with text editors. The most common scenario
for me would be if there is a package for emacs that works with LaTeX
(well, since emacs can do everything, I guess this should not be too
much to ask for ;) ).
Thanks in advance.
->HS
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well
i know just queequeg, which works with the console...
i once made a small tutorial for making it work for a professor, so maybe you can do something with it!
http://www.gallois.com.br/blog/2008/07/30/grammar-checker-on-linux-with-queequeg/
cheers
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