Pinot

Pinot is a metasearch tool for the Free Desktop.
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  • License:
  • GPL
  • Price:
  • FREE
  • Publisher Name:
  • Fabrice Colin
  • Publisher web site:
  • http://pinot.berlios.de/

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Pinot is a metasearch tool for the Free Desktop. Pinot is a metasearch tool for the Free Desktop built mostly around the GTKmm toolkit, the Xapian IR library and the language guessing functionality of libtextcat. It enables one to query sources, display as well as analyze and locally index the returned results.Supported sources are Sherlock-type search plugins (as used by Mozilla FireFox), the Google and ObjectsSearch SOAP APIs, and Xapian indexes (local or remotely served by xapian-tcpsrv). The type of documents is currently limited to plain text, HTML, PDF and MS Word but it is expected that more formats will be supported through plugins as the project matures. The main goal is to make all these search engines easily available to the end-user. The second goal is to harness Xapian (and maybe other IR toolkits like CLucence in the future) to index the user's personal documents. In other words, Pinot is moving towards what Beagle and Kat do, while still retaining a focus on metasearch. Pinot is free software and is covered by the GPL. Requirements: · gtkmm · Xapian · libtextcat · OTS · SQLite · mozilla · libxml · gamin · neon · GMime · boost · pdftohtml · antiword What's New in This Release: · This release brings OpenBSD support, thanks to the work of Antoine Jacoutot. · The query filter "path:" was fixed. Acronyms are handled better. · The plugin for Bing was updated. · Common historical data operations were optimized, which should speed the daemon up a bit. · The query text field takes advantage of gtk2 2.16 features. · Updated Dutch translation by JW. · Updated French translation by Thierry Thomas. · Updated German translation by Fabian Affolter and Marco Jahn. · Updated Hebrew translation by Ddorda. · Updated Portuguese translation by Bernardo Lopes. · Updated Spanish translation by Jesus Tramullas and DiegoJ.


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