Open daciwolf opened 2 years ago
Thanks, worked for me on Manjaro!
What is discussed here is a very old version of the package, written in Python. I suspect 0.39.4.
Looking at https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/cherrytree/ the community repo is only one version behind (latest is 0.99.55) you should use that instead
I have 0.99.54, and this worked for me.
I have a similar issue on Ubuntu 22.04 and couldn't fix it by installing python3-enchant
or python3-gtkspellcheck
. Spellcheck is still greyed out.
@ventolinmx check that you actually have any dictionary installed like in case of spanish either hunspell-es or myspell-es
I have all spanish hunspell dictionaries installed under /usr/share/hunspell. Should I install myspell also?
@ventolinmx what package have you installed? Try the deb package via PPA (after removing what you have now):
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:giuspen/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install cherrytree
Thank you! It's working now from the deb package. I was using the snap from the Ubuntu store.
Big thanks, it solved my issue on Manjaro
I have the same issue on MX Linux. Installed python3-enchant
and hunspell-en-us
but still can't make it work.
Version, Operative system Linux **** 5.16.11-arch1-1 #1 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Describe the bug Spell check on Arch Linux doesn't work with the packages that are stated to be needed and require more dependencies. The package python-pyenchant is needed alongside with gtkspell/gtkspell3, aspell-en and python-gtkspellcheck.
To Reproduce
Solution To solve this in step 2 just append "gtkspell aspell-en python-gtkspellcheck" and relaunch cherrytree
(this is my first time ever reporting an issue so it is not up to par please let me know what I need to do to improve on this, I hope that this has helped in someway)