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James Kramer wrote: > I have been using Atomica and its daughter Guru Net for many years on my > Windows OS. It is now called Answers.com <http://Answers.com>. It was > one of the most widely used tools on the computer. Essentially, you can > ALT-click on any word on your screen and receive a wealth of info about > the word. They do not make a Linux version. Does anyone know if > anything like this exists in the Linux world? Stardict for gnome does something like that. Start it up (it stays docked), and then highlight a word in most any application (even emacs!). A definition should pop up (assuming you have a dictionary installed). If you want a "wealth of info" though, you'll have to find the right dictionaries to install (or build some yourself).. Matt -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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