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The Linuxologist: Google Search Straight From the Command Line!

  • Mynameistux · 1 year ago
    sweet
  • numerodix · 1 year ago
    That's cool, but what are you gonna do with those urls in your terminal? :)
  • Rami Taibah · 1 year ago
    @numerodix, Actually nothing much so far I just used it to check how my blog ranks against some keywords. thats about it. Hey but maybe it just contributes to the "geek factor" ;)
  • Pliggs · 1 year ago
    STUMBLED!

    Very cool.

    VOTED for you at:
    http://www.newsdots.com/tutorials/google-search...
  • sebastien Bilbeau · 1 year ago
    I'am the author of this script and I have change that name.
    The new link is :
    http://public.tux-planet.fr/shell/script-google

    Sorry.
  • Debian User · 1 year ago
    This is a neat script, can do with some improvements probably but it's fair.

    However easier would be to use Lynx and search Google and then you can even use the URL's huh?
  • Keith P. · 1 year ago
    Actually very useful. I'm putting together a technical library of datasheets for new products I'm going to be working with (I'm a computer hardware debug technician.) I have 322 parts to find a datasheet for. I wrote a script that calls Sebastien's script and redirect the top 3 results into an html file. Downloading and organizing all those files is still very time consuming, but's it's a heck of a lot faster when I don't have to manually type every Manufacturers Name and Part Number into Google myself.
  • Rami Taibah · 1 year ago
    @Keith P. Wow that's great!! I always new there is something useful out of this script...thanks for sharing.