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Tracker (software)

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Tracker
Latest release 0.6.4 / 11th December 2007
Programming language(s) C
OS Linux, other Unix and Unix-like systems
Genre Search tool
Website http://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/

Tracker is a search system for Linux and other Unix-like systems. Tracker is known for its speed, which comes partly from being written in the fast C programming language. Tracker is similar to other search systems such as Beagle (also for Unix variants), Spotlight in Mac OS X, or Google Desktop under Microsoft Windows. Nautilus has support for both Tracker and Beagle. One of the developers of the Conduit application has suggested using Tracker to create "A Metadata Enabled GNOME",[1] which is similar to idea of usage of Strigi as an indexer for metadata framework in KDE 4.

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  • Searchmonkey - Gtk on-demand search application which uses regular expressions.
  • Beagle - Preemptive search system for Linux written in C#.

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