Corsis is an open-source, cross-platform solution that aims to match and surpass commercially available corpus analysis software.
Corsis, previously known as Tenka Text, is a multi-platform, open-source project launched by Cetin Sert with the aim of competing and surpassing commercially available corpus analysis software in terms of functionality and performance. It is licensed under the GNU GPLv3, making it a viable open-source alternative to Mike Scott's WordSmith Tools.
In this release, Corsis has fixed a previously existing bug in the "Check for Updates..." feature, which was introduced in version 0.1.3. Furthermore, the Wordlister feature now respects the cultural information specified in the advanced view of the new select files dialog. Corsis has also enhanced its UI by replacing some icons to polish the look of the menus.
Overall, Corsis is a powerful open-source language analysis tool that has improved with every release, thanks to its dedicated team of developers. Its user-friendly interface coupled with its advanced features, such as text preprocessing, collocation, and concordancing, make it a practical choice for linguists, academics, and researchers for their language analysis needs.
In this release, Corsis has fixed a previously existing bug in the "Check for Updates..." feature, which was introduced in version 0.1.3. Furthermore, the Wordlister feature now respects the cultural information specified in the advanced view of the new select files dialog. Corsis has also enhanced its UI by replacing some icons to polish the look of the menus.
Overall, Corsis is a powerful open-source language analysis tool that has improved with every release, thanks to its dedicated team of developers. Its user-friendly interface coupled with its advanced features, such as text preprocessing, collocation, and concordancing, make it a practical choice for linguists, academics, and researchers for their language analysis needs.
What's New
Version 0.1.3.2: N/A