 For those who don’t have KDE installed on Ubuntu, having the spelling correction on kile (one of the best programs to work in latex) is a big problem. The solution is to install the package aspell, and manually force the applications of KDE to use this package for the corrections.
For those who don’t have KDE installed on Ubuntu, having the spelling correction on kile (one of the best programs to work in latex) is a big problem. The solution is to install the package aspell, and manually force the applications of KDE to use this package for the corrections.
Therefore, the process is the following:
Update:[KSpell]
KSpell_Client=1
KSpell_DictFromList=1
KSpell_Dictionary=en
KSpell_Encoding=11
KSpell_NoRootAffix=0
KSpell_RunTogether=0 
In order not to waste much time, the solution is simple, just do what’s indicated in line 1, and write this in the terminal: Versão portuguesa
Versão portuguesa Version française
Version française
Spelling correction on kile
gedit ~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
echo -e "\n[KSpell]\nKSpell_Client=1\nKSpell_DictFromList=1\nKSpell_Dictionary=en \nKSpell_Encoding=11\nKSpell_NoRootAffix=0\nKSpell_RunTogether=0\n" tee -a ~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals 
