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Language - C++, libraries - QT Support WINDOWS,LINUX,... Software help you keep, use and edit text The program represents the treelike editor of the text. Due to the mechanism of references the tree can be transformed in any graph.

...Files that can be overloaded include: .BloodyProfanity/conf/sarcasm.yaml # random fail messages, begin every line with '-' (see yaml docs for more) .BloodyProfanity/img/bg.png .BloodyProfanity/img/error.png Other settings can be changed by editing the globals near the top of locker.py. REQUIREMENTS: KDE, PyYAML, Subprocess32, wxPython, fprintd and of course Python. INSTALLATION # As root b=/usr/share/BloodyProfanity cp -rvp /path/to/bp $b g=/usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kscreenlocker_greet cp -v $g $g.bak cp -vpf $b/locker.py $g # As user fprintd-enroll fprintd-verify # important mkdir -p ~/.BloodyProfanity/conf ~/.BloodyProfanity/img

Familiar is cross-platform Family Tree management (Genealogy) Software using QT. It supports viewing/editing file tree using drag-drop in multiple ways. Events allow you to define events in any number.

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.

A simple KDE interface for managing the ACL of an AFS tree. It relies on the usual utilities provided by an OpenAFS Client installation.

This is a panel applet for KDE and the Gentoo distribution. It automatically synchronizes the Portage tree and monitors available updates of user specified applications.

KnowIt is a simple tool for managing rich-text notes in a tree-like hierarchy.

KHtb is a GUI for htb.init script with XML data storage. It can import-export htb.init tree. Can be used to edit remote htb.init tree (In future).

A QT based GUI to compile KDE sources and build the complete KDE tree or just selected components. Updates can be obtained by CVS.Its written in C++ and should run on all QT-supported platforms in principle.

K-Mindmap lets you create tree graphs; where each branch contains space for text. The structure of the tree graph is intended to reflect contextual relations between the text fields. A physical simulation moves the graph to keep it looking nice.