The metadata part is kinda valid, no?
xarvos
joined 4 years ago
I saw my friend customize the cmd shell too :v
Because the filter is hard coded, you must fork and remove that part in the source code, and then recompile it (Rust compilation is costly in terms of time and memory btw). Then you would have to manually apply patches from upstream whenever there is an update.
There are aleady forks, though the one I'm aware of there's just one instance (or so it seems) and since it's mostly Russian I wouldn't join it anyway.
It does: there are languages other than English, as suggested in the original post itself.
The browser addon was released under LGPL-2.1, but it was "completely rewritten and under a new license", and from the look of #241 and #251 they seem proprietary. It's core and office extension is open-source tho.
The word means "late" in French and also has some meaning in physics. That being said, I have encountered neither context tho.
It's a bloated JavaScript app. The version 2 even required Adobe AIR. Also it's not packaged for GNU/Linux.
You're right. The source code for the free one is archived, I didn't notice that.
For grammarly there is LanguageTool. There are browser add-ons, libreoffice plugin, and command line tool for checking plain text
Yes, that's the one (another reason not to join). Their source code seems to have some improvements besides the removal of slur filter, which are merged to upstream.