This is a similar idea to the pupclsearch package that I put together recently. See here:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=86644
Since the w3m browser as well as its image extension have been included here, you can now see images within the Puppy terminal.
There are at least 100 "elvis" available. An elvi is simply a configuration script for a particular search engine. As an example, to use the Google elvi, simply open a Puppy terminal and type in:
This will search for and display Google search results directly in your teminal window. Surfrawpup can be easily configured to show your results in any browser that you have installed. Another example:sr google dog
will search leo.org for Welpe (Puppy)sr leodict Welpe
The elvis (over 100 of them ), are saved in /usr/lib/surfraw
Size is 1.2MB. Get it here:acronym currency freedb openbsd sunonesearch
ads cve freshmeat openports thesaurus
alioth debbugs fsfdir opensearch translate
amazon debcontents gcache pasearch urban
archpkg deblists genbugs pgpkeys W
archwiki deblogs genportage piratebay w3css
arxiv debpackages google pubmed w3html
ask debpkghome gutenberg rae w3link
aur debpts happypenguin rfc w3rdf
austlii debsec imdb rhyme wayback
bbcnews debvcsbrowse ixquick rpmsearch webster
bing debwiki jamendo scholar wetandwild
bookfinder deja javasun scicom wikipedia
bugmenot deli l1sp scirus woffle
bugzilla discogs lastfm scitopia worldwidescience
cablesearch dmoz leodict scpan yahoo
cia duckduckgo lsm scroogle yandex
cite ebay macports slashdot youtube
cliki etym mathworld slinuxdoc yubnub
cnn excite mininova sourceforge
codesearch finkpkg musicbrainz springer
comlaw foldoc netbsd stack
ctan freebsd ntrs stockquote
http://50.87.144.111/~puppy/tronkel/surfrawpup-1.0.pet