Viliam - Thanks for the comments. I'm deliberately putting this out there with plenty of issues. In the online software world, one can wait for a product to be perfect and never release it, or get feedback early and release often. That is what I hope to do with this system. Regarding lemmatisation, I now have this working on my dev system and will push it out this week. Hopefully you can take another look then. Some interesting issues arise, such as while it is ok to stem snorkeling to snorkel, it is less clear if you want to return hits on 'surf' when searching for 'surfing'.

@Marc Machielse - using more screen doesn't mean having longer lines spanning a wider column. Think of the evolution of television - widescreen was adopted there and, amazingly, textual information and other non video data has been adapted to that presentation format (think of news programmes). I'm a big fan of negative space (what designers call the empty spaces that form part of design), but I would also like to know what *opportunities* are seen in these wider screens. For example, I find all the advertising that clusters up the flow of reading to be horrible from a design perspective. It is, in fact, designed to make for poor reading. Why not explore how the additional horizontal space could be used instead?