But furthermore You can enhance this by setting up LanguageTool. This Open Source software depends on Java (6+) and offers style- and grammar-checking for more than 20 languages. "It finds many errors that a simple spell checker cannot detect like mixing up there/their and it detects some grammar problems."
- Download LanguageTool standalone application. To this day the 20+ languages are only available in the new 2.1 branch. Thus, we take them from snapshot directory.
- Extract the ZIP-file.
- Inside the new LanguateTool folder, run the "languagetool-standalone.jar"
or if You downloaded the 2.0 release, run the "...GUI.jar".
Note: It may be that You have to mark the jar as executable. In KDE: Dolphin, right-click, permissions tab. - In LanguageTool, click on File-->Options and tick the Run as server and use above settings for the server options.
- In TeXstudio options, Grammar, specify the paths for LanguageTool (and for Java if not automatically detected).
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Last but not least this is not ultimately satisfying because in my case, with Kubuntu 12.10 and KDE 4.10, I have to start LanguageTool manually (even if the options in TeXstudio should make it start, when TeXstudio starts).