This ain't no problem in libreoffice-dictionaries: the single package is
not responsible of getting installed by default in the distribution.
** Changed in: libreoffice-dictionaries (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/756292
Title:
English Dictionary for Libreoffice in LMDE not installed
Status in Linux Mint:
Confirmed
Status in libreoffice-dictionaries package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
I have installed the LMDE release one 64 bit edition with all the
updating. Openoffice was removed and Libreoffice was installed per the
update. I couldn't get it to check spelling until I noticed that the
English language dictionary extension wasn't installed in the default.
This makes spell check broken in the default install. A normal user
might not know this as it "looks" like the English dictionary is
installed unless you know to look for the blue check with the ABC next
to it. A user who is used to having this set up normally could easily
miss this and be stuck with a broken spell checker in the flagship
office suite or worse, switch away from this excellent Debian-based
distribution. In installing Ooo on Windows and using it in numerous
other Linux flavors, the dictionary is automatically included.
I propose that the English dictionary be included as a part of the
default installation to ease user adoption.
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