Version 1.6 of LanguageTool
Release Notes: Error detection rules have been updated for several languages (Chinese, French, Breton, and others). The Java packages have been renamed from de.danielnaber.languagetool.* to org.languagetool.*. Some small bugs have been fixed.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release adds many updates for the error detection rules for English, French, German, Portuguese, Catalan, Polish, Russian, Breton, Esperanto, and Italian. LanguageTool is now modular, for easier use by Java developers. Instead of one big JAR, there are now several small ones (soon to be found at Maven Central). Several bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: Many updates for the error detection rules for English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Breton, Catalan, Esperanto, and Ukrainian have been added. The embedded HTTP server can now be started from the context menu if LanguageTool is running in the system tray. Some small bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: Many new error detection rules have been added and existing rules have been updated. Mostly affected languages are Danish, German, English, Catalan, Russian, Chinese, French, Breton, Portuguese, and Esperanto. There is initial support for Japanese, with about 20 rules. Several bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: Spell checking is now included in the LanguageTool stand-alone version (i.e. not used in LibreOffice/OpenOffice). Many error detection rules have been improved and new rules have been added, especially for German, English, Catalan, Italian, French, Breton, Polish, and Esperanto. Initial support for Greek and Portuguese with a few rules has been added. LanguageTool now supports language variants like British English, American English, Swiss German, etc. Several bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: The release contains error detection rule updates for several languages, affecting French, English, Breton, Russian, Esperanto, and German. Also, several small bugs have been fixed.
