Leafpad and Aspell

[philo]

I know gedit and some other text editors come with a spell-checker.

Aspell describes itself in Synaptic as a"spell-checker which can be used either as a standalone application or embedded in other programs".

How can it be embedded in Leafpad?

utu raised a similar question in October 2011 concerning ispell but got no reply.

[utu]

If you don't mind using the command-line, ispell is already in Knoppix 7.6.
Give it a try.

[utu]

If you don't mind using the command-line, ispell is already in Knoppix 7.6.
Give it a try. ispell for single words, aspell for file-checking.
try aspell -c some.txt, for some.txt a text file in /home/knoppix.

[philo]

I know of those command lines where Aspell is used as a stand-alone. Rather unwieldy.

In Windows, TinySpell can be used with applications which have no spell-checker such as Notepad or Wordpad.

There seems to be no equivalent for Linux. Not a big problem anyway.

[utu]

@philo
It is an iteresting irony that both fies and Fies pass a single-word spell-check on ispell.

[utu]

@philo
It is an iteresting irony that both fies and Fies pass a single-word spell-check on ispell.