29 results found. Results 1-20: 100% xapian-tools - Basic tools for Xapian search engine library 97% apt-xapian-index - maintenance tools for a Xapian index of Debian packages 92% php5-xapian - Xapian search engine interface for PHP5 92% python-xapian - Xapian search engine interface for Python 90% libsearch-xapian-perl - Perl bindings for the Xapian search library 89% libxapian-ruby1.9.1 - Xapian search engine interface for Ruby 1.9.1 89% libxapian-ruby1.8 - Xapian search engine interface for Ruby 1.8 88% tclxapian - Xapian search engine interface for Tcl 88% xapian-examples - Xapian simple example programs 88% xapian-omega - CGI search interface and indexers using Xapian 87% xapian-doc - Core Xapian documentation 82% python-django-djapian - Search API for Django using Xapian 81% libxapian22-dbg - Debugging symbols for the Xapian Search engine library 81% libxapian15-dbg - Debugging symbols for the Xapian Search engine library 80% libxapian-dev - Development files for Xapian search engine library 78% ept-cache - Commandline tool to search the package archive 75% libept1 - High-level library for managing Debian package information 75% libept0 - High-level library for managing Debian package information 74% libept-dev - High-level library for managing Debian package information 73% python-xappy - easy-to-use interface to the Xapian search engine More terms: search searching indexing probabilistic stemming collections ranked More tags: web::search-engine use::searching implemented-in::c++ works-with::text works-with-format::plaintext works-with::software:package suite::debian `axi-cache more' will give more results
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