I did a screenshot, so my message was too big (even though it was a small screenshot).
Choose Format: Character, and you can see a field for “Language”.
Klingon is listed as a language there.
No pIqaD font that I can find.
I tried the spell checking feature, but I find it impenetrable. It says automatic spell checking is turned on, but writing {tlhIngan Hol} and “Klingon language” resulted in no misspellings, regardless of the language setting for either phrasing.
Every time I try to run the spell checker, it resets the language to “none”. It didn’t modify {tlhIngan}, except to change the initial “t” to uppercase when starting a line.
KLSINO
Klingon Language Support In Name Only.
pItlh
charghwI’ ‘utlh
(ghaH, ghaH, -Daj)
I see the claim in articles that
LibreOffice supports Klingon, but I sure as heck can't find a way
to install it or indeed any evidence in LibreOffice that there is
any Klingon at all.
I couldn't find it in OpenOffice,
either.
On 8/7/2024 11:03 AM, Melanie Roney via
tlhIngan-Hol wrote:
It's either OOo or LibreOffice that supports
Klingon as a language for your document. Very helpful to not
have squiggly red lines under every word.
I wonder if there is "regular" software out there that
support its GUI
in Klingon. Are you aware of one?
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