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Look up computer jargon in the Terminal
Just type:
$ dict zorkdict searches the jargon file, among many others.
If you only want the jargon file, you can type:$ dict -d jargon zorkDon't have dict? Just type$ fink install dictDon't have fink? You really should: http://fink.sf.net/
Look up computer jargon in the Terminal
The advantage of the jarg command over dict is that you can index any version of the jarg file that you want. As you can see in your post, the jargon file searched is version 4.3.0. The current version, released in December 2003, is 4.4.7.
Look up computer jargon in the Terminal
Sadly POT is no longer fully supported by jarg: YMMV. I found I had to manually edit jarg447.txt to remove the letter-by-letter alphabetic indices; and then manually edit jarg.idx to remove spurious entries caused by lines beginning with ":". Sigh. I eventually ended up with 02309 unique entries. |
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