Comments on: 42klines: A Search Engine For UNIX Programmers http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html decode(code); Sat, 19 May 2012 17:35:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: 42klines http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-9 42klines Mon, 03 Mar 2008 11:07:17 +0000 http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-9 @Ravindranath: Did you try to do that search on Google. If you didn't try, please try and then again compare web results with the results from the 42klines CSE. :) @Ravindranath: Did you try to do that search on Google. If you didn’t try, please try and then again compare web results with the results from the 42klines CSE. :)

]]> By: Ravindranath http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-8 Ravindranath Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:38:09 +0000 http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-8 IMO, we can achieve the same context in google by appending "Unix" to the search string instead of maintaining a list of unix related sites. For example, instead of searching for " signals thread" we can search for "unix signals thread". IMO, we can achieve the same context in google by appending “Unix” to the search string instead of maintaining a list of unix related sites.
For example, instead of searching for ” signals thread” we can search for “unix signals thread”.

]]> By: Sudhanshu http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-7 Sudhanshu Sun, 02 Mar 2008 18:47:08 +0000 http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-7 @Imanpreet: I haven't given that link in the resources section, because that link is for the stored custom search engine version hosted on Google. I mentioned the limitations of stored custom search engines in the comparison table above. In the future some time, I'd probably just maintain a linked CSE, which is hosted on this website. A linked CSE has no page on Google like the one on which the "Linux" search engine is hosted. I am supposed to host the linked CSE on my own website, which I have done here. The search box which you see on top of this blog is for the linked version of the 42klines CSE. I intend to keep the linked CSE version most current (add more bookmarks to it), so it might be helpful for you to bookmark this website, if you want better coverage. You can find the page of the stored version of 42klines CSE <a href="http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=014118245657335175305%3Ar-sg6wwbckg" rel="nofollow">here</a>, but I won't recommend bookmarking that. @Imanpreet: I haven’t given that link in the resources section, because that link is for the stored custom search engine version hosted on Google. I mentioned the limitations of stored custom search engines in the comparison table above.

In the future some time, I’d probably just maintain a linked CSE, which is hosted on this website. A linked CSE has no page on Google like the one on which the “Linux” search engine is hosted. I am supposed to host the linked CSE on my own website, which I have done here. The search box which you see on top of this blog is for the linked version of the 42klines CSE.

I intend to keep the linked CSE version most current (add more bookmarks to it), so it might be helpful for you to bookmark this website, if you want better coverage. You can find the page of the stored version of 42klines CSE here, but I won’t recommend bookmarking that.

]]> By: Imanpreet http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-6 Imanpreet Sun, 02 Mar 2008 18:30:10 +0000 http://www.42klines.com/2008/03/02/42klines-a-search-engine-for-unix-programmers.html#comment-6 I think, I would have preferred if you would have given the link to your search engine just like you have given for "Linux". In the current scenario, the search would be done on your page itself. While I might want to book mark the search engine on google itself. I think, I would have preferred if you would have given the link to your search engine just like you have given for “Linux”.

In the current scenario, the search would be done on your page itself. While I might want to book mark the search engine on google itself.

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