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TestButton
Button appearance tester
A Test button is free software that helps display the appearance of button status. * It has different options for customizing button appearances * It is used for shows from the button (two to five) statuses as limited ( normal, click, disabled hover, selected) * it has a fully virtual test status of a button * it has a full option of controlling the appearance of the status button * The source code is included in the setup file for (MSVC) and has been tested with a fully working against... -
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BE::Shell
KISS Desktop Shell on KDE libs & some applications
A Desktop shell using KDE technology (notably KIO and solid) but no plasma, nepomuk, akonadi etc. Setup is mostly done by "writing" apps and panels into a config file but there's of course GUI for daily stuff. As subprojects there's currently "BE::MPC" (a client for MPD, the music player daemon) -
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kpackage4
Kpackage4 : a GUI tool to manage RPM, Debian ... packages
Kpackage4 is the port to KDE4 / Qt4 of a former project by Toivo Pedaste. This GUI can be used to install (upgrade included) or remove RPM, Debian, Slackware ... packages or to get detailed informations about installed packages such as dependencies, content of a given package, change log or scripts used during installation or removal. Through `Settings' menu, path to local (RPM) or remote (Debian) repositories can be setup for installing new packages. A `Management' mode is also... -
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Provides access to the TYPO3 templates like a file tree. The fields setup and constants are shown as normal textfiles. It uses the TYPO3 extension hr_kde_vfs which provides a xml rpc interface for a file system.
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This is a Windows-based program that adds "touch" and "recursive touch" commands to the context menu in Windows Explorer (invoked by pressing the right mouse button). It was developed using MFC. The setup program was developed using NSIS.
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This project is no longer active or maintained. The Linux Printer Setup is a CUPS and Qt based tool to offer an easy to use alternative to the standard and much more complex KDE print setup utility. It shall bring more compfort and usability onto the KDE
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GtkI is a multi-platform GUI library that allows programmers to quickly setup GTK+ (The GIMP Toolkit) dialogs without prior knowledge of GTK+. The programming API is very similar to that of the GLUI user interface library.
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A program to control prograns using infrared remote controls. It is very easy to setup (unlike LIRC) and has many more features. It works on the KDE.
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KISDNnet is a Configuration tool for isdn4net, it's provides a card setup, a provider setup an a dialer for KDE
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