Artha is a handy thesaurus based on WordNet with distinct features like global hotkey look-up, passive desktop notifications, regular expression based search, etc.. Artha may be used as a free open-source replacement to the proprietary WordWeb Pro.
Features
- Hotkey look-up from inside any window
- Passive notifications for seamless workflow
- Spelling suggestions for a misspelled word
- Powerful regular expressions based search
- Available on both Linux and Windows
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Artha ~ The Open Thesaurus
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I appreciate this project, simple and useful. I have two questions, which I'm sure I'm putting in the wrong place to get answers. However rhetorically, they also serve as a review. Is there any way to add more sources? I'm not sure if I just happen to be getting unlucky on my queries, but wordnet hasn't seemed to find as many as correlates as I'd normally like. Is there a way to have two hotkeys? I'd like to have one for notifications, and another for activating from the system tray.
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(+) An excellent tool to use across Windows 10 - exactly as hoped for. (-) Two minor things stand out: it won't accept Fn-key as part of hotkey combination and user cannot set whether it should autostart on system load or not.
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Best free dictionary ever ... Just what I wanted. Thank you sundaram sir Love from your countrymen
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Easy to use! Gr8 replacement of WordWeb Pro
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Professional, beautiful, elegant, and reliable. For me this is one of the simple reminders of the boon of computers--and one of my favorite programs for Linux.