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@nwg-piotr |
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Yes. I bet there must be a bunch of people who hate multiple tabs and stuff like that as much as I do. ;) |
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Ha ha, right 🤣 |
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Many thanks! |
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@Antiz96 I've tested this extensively for a week in the office. I've ironed out a few bugs and added a bunch of new features. I think it's ready to be packaged and added as an optional dependency of nwg-shell. |
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All done :)
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You are great! Thank you very much! |
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I'd like to introduce to you a simple text editor with a selection of transformations and automatic correction of common typos.
https://github.com/nwg-piotr/typobuster
In my daily work I constantly receive texts in various formats (MS Word, LibreOffice, email), which are supposed to be published on the web and contain still the same typos: misplaced spaces, multiple spaces and line breaks, German-style quotation marks, etc. Up until now, I have used Mousepad to proofread, either manually or via search and replace, but that was kind of waste of time. To make life easier, I developed a simple editor that will do it automatically. It is supposed to contain only the basic tools that I actually need in my work (mostly various text transformations), and case-insensitive sorting.
@Antiz96 When tested well enough, I'd like to propose Typobuster as an option to choose from during nwg-iso installation. Is there a possibility to add it directly to [Extra], or should I publish it in AUR first?
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