LanguageTool Installation Guide for Proxmox VE

In this video, I will show you how to install LanguageTool (a Grammarly Alternative) into your local server, whether it's on Proxmox or on Linux you can install this program into your computer and be able to have a writing assistant ready to help you!
LanguageTool is your intelligent writing assistant for all common browsers, word processors, Windows, macOS, and iOS.
Using state-of-the-art technology, Open Source, and Ai-based processes, LanguageTool manages to define more errors than comparable spell checkers. Additionally, the tool enriches your texts with helpful grammar and style suggestions for more than twenty languages.
The importance of written communication is increasing-especially in times when working remotely is more in demand. Ensure that your writing is proficient and professional at all times by using LanguageTool to prevent embarrassing spelling mistakes and to avoid colloquial phrases.
Install LanguageTool in Proxmox via Docker
What we need:
1. Computer with Proxmox Installed
2. Atleast 2GB of Ram for the LXC Container
3. Minimum of 30GB of Storage, 60GB Ideally
Note: You can still follow this even if you are not using proxmox (ex. installing in an SBC). Just make sure you have 2GB of ram and 30+GB of Storage. Skip to 2:22 to start installing.
TIMESTAMPS
0:30 - Installing Docker Helper Script
2:22 - Cloning LanguageTool and Initial Setup
2:58 - Adding Fasttext Support
3:14 - Checking if LanguageTool is fully working
4:31 - Installing LanguageTool Firefox Add-On
5:56 - Configuring LanguageTool in LibreOffice
LINKS
LanguageTool: languagetool.org/
Docker VE LXC Helper Scripts: tteck.github.i...
LanguageTool Docker GitHub Repo: github.com/mey...
LanguageTool Firefox Add-On: languagetool.o...
LanguageTool Instructions for LibreOffice: languagetool.o...
Link for testing LanguageTool (Check the part: Testing the server): dev.languageto...
MUSIC
And so it begins - Artificial Music

[@Ammarsays]

Nice video. How is your experience with this self-hosted option? Can it detect complex structural problems in the sentences or is it merely a spell checker?

[@JackofAllGates]

Hi! In the past week the program works great, I'm able to use it in writing scripts, learn Spanish, and communicate with my family and friends. Unfortunately it does not detect complex structural problems since the self-hosted solution is only the basic version of LanguageTool.