On-Line Traženje

Type in one or more words into the search field and click Search (or press Return).

Searching options

If Match ALL words is selected, only those documents are returned which contain all of your search terms. With Match ANY word all documents are returned which contain at least one of your search terms.

Alternatively you can put a plus (+) sign directly in front of one or more words to only get those files which include all of those words. Words with a minus (-) sign directly in front of them change the result so that only documents are listed which don't contain any of those words.

Note that phrase searches are not supported, i.e. it doesn't make sense to put quotes around your query "like this".

The results are ordered by relevance with the most relevant documents listed first. Relevance depends on the number and position of matched words in the documents.

Off-line Traženje

Team za priručnik za sidux operativni sustav kreirao speciajlnu konfiguraciju, sa Developer for Recoll, which is a personal full text search tool for Unix/Linux. It is based on the very strong Xapian back-end, for which it provides a feature-rich yet easy to use front-end with a QT graphical interface.

Recoll is called Personal Search Tool in the Debian Menu of KDE.

To get the local search set up, you are going to have to jump through a few hoops!

Step 1

The manual is currently available via apt for the following languages:
da, de, el, en, es, fr, hr, it, ja, nl, pt-br, ro, ru.

apt-get update
apt-get install sidux-manual-xx (where -xx is your language)
Step 2
apt-get install recoll
Step 3

Download the sidux specific recoll files as (as user $) into a tmp folder and extract it:

wget http://bluewater.sidux.com/outgoing/sidux-recoll-configs.tar.gz

Make a .recoll folder in your $HOME, if it is not already there, (it becomes a hidden folder).

Place the following sidux-recoll-config files into .recoll
mimeconf
mimemap
mimeview
recoll.conf

For the Steps 4 & 5 you need to be root to be able to alter the /usr/share/recoll folders:
Step 4

Place the file called rclsiduxman which is in the filters folder of sidux-recoll-config, into /usr/share/recoll/filters.

mv sidux-recoll-configs/filters/* /usr/share/recoll/filters
Step 5

Place the file called sidux-book.png which is in the images folder of sidux-recoll-config, into /usr/share/recoll/images.

mv sidux-recoll-configs/images/* /usr/share/recoll/images
Step 6

As root in konsole:

update-menus

As user in the Kmenu, go to Kmenu >Debian >Applications > Data Management > Personal Search Tool .

Recoll on the first start will ask you if you want to build the database, click cancel, then File>Update Index and search the topic you need in the sidux-manual.

If you need to reset recoll due to sidux-manual updating via apt, (as user $ in konsole):

recollindex -z

Then: Kmenu >Debian >Applications > Data Management > Personal Search Tool and in Recoll File>Update Index.

Should you need to, in Konqueror, use the Find on this page command for a micro search for the word you searched in recoll.

The Home page of Recoll.

Content last revised 28/06/2008 1801 UTC