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A user-friendly XML editor, with particular support for DocBook Conglomerate aims to be an XML editor that everyone can use. In particular, our primary goal is to create the ultimate editor for DocBook and similar formats. However, it should support any well-formed XML document.

of the utility It should be turned into a library that other applications can easily call and use.

. * Constrains the document to valid XML while you type. * Produces readable, word-wrapped XML documents

Kniga is easy-in-use software for e-books reading. It can open TXT, HTML and DOC files, has a bookmarks engine, encoding autodetection for European languages, autoscrolling, user-friendly tabbed interface and other features. But now it also has some bugs :). IF YOU WANNA HELP ME...

XML based UNIX Manual Page Editor and Viewer ManEdit is a UNIX manual page editor and viewer, it is designed specifically for the editing of the UNIX manual page format using an integrated XML interface. Although some developers with more resources can create a source document using a much...

QChartrans is a Qt based software for translating any chars! You can add your custom config file to source/config and install now, or if you have it allredy installed, add your config file to /install/prefix/qchartrans/config (support for home directories comming soon). Config file must by...

A natural language translator GNOME Translate is a GNOME interface to libtranslate. It can translate a text or web page between several natural languages, and it can automatically detect the source language as you type.

OpenOffice.org is a free productivity suite compatible with all major office suites. OOo Writer is a powerful tool for creating professional documents, reports, newsletters, and brochures. You can easily integrate images and charts in documents, create everything from business letters to...

Gnome Personal Wiki frontend (didiwiki). Small frontend to the nifty DidiWiki. Features: * Notification Area Icon. * Fast access to the pages. * DidiWiki embedded. No need to install it. It is being developed on top of Mono/Gtk#.

KnowIt is a tool for managing notes. It is similar to TuxCards, but KDE-based (it requires KDE 3). Notes are organized in tree-like hierarchy.