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KEyes is Adriaan de Groot's fault. He made the mistake of asking for an XEyes-like utility based one the fine faces of the members of the KDE e.V. board, on a day I was bored. KEyes henceforth happened. It's an XEyes-like utility. It features KDE e.V. board members. It's so useless it's...

The practical objective of our first deal is to cover the micro-enterprises with a complete operating system, and free, including the business management program "Stoq." Features: 1 - distribution based on Debian currently has more than 20,000 programs in their mirrors for free download. 2...

A simulation of an wristwatch

This is an improved version of the Phonon-Xine backend as shipped with KDE 4.1. It's too late to get it in trunk with the freeze in place which is why I release it separately. difference to KDE 4.1 version: * supports the use of more than one MediaObject in the same process * when unused,...

This is a Plasmoid that tells Islamic prayer times in KDE 4. It supports being placed on the desktop or on the panel (or both at the same time) and has support for setting different sounds for the Adhan and changing timezones and calculation methods for the prayer times. Comments and...

QSocialNetwork can display the relations of different people among each other. Current focus is/was on soap operas - they give the best example of complex social networks ;-) content is provided for "Lindenstrasse", of course you can create your own content. Future implementation entirely...

KDE4Daily is a self-contained Qemu Virtual Machine providing a comprehensive KDE4 install, bandwidth-efficient updates (hopefully daily) and a system to provide useful backtraces for developers.

themes for Metabar of konqueror

Note: not all downloads are from Qtrainer0.5.2, some packages are still from older releases Mandriva RPMs can be found here: http://rpmlinux.org Qtrainer is a personal home trainer for Qt4.3 or higher. (It runs on KDE3,KDE4,Windows - On linux you need Qt4.3 to be installed) Qtrainer...

Qontacts program is a simple addressbook application based on code by John W. Rittinghouse, author of "A Beginner's Guide to Gambas", the book from which the code was taken. The original code had a few bugs that kept the overall program from functioning properly, so I decided to fix the bugs,...