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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.

...It includes integration highlights for common plugins and Treesitter groups so that statuslines, file explorers, and LSP diagnostics look cohesive. Nord prioritizes clarity over flash, using contrast and hue separation to keep code readable in long sessions. The result is a calm, professional look that many developers adopt across editors, terminals, and UIs for a unified workspace.

...Its palette favors warm oranges, cyans, and purples against dark backgrounds, striking a balance between vibrancy and long-session comfort. Flatland also standardizes iconography and tab styling to keep the editor frame unobtrusive, letting code take center stage. Because it became widely adopted, many ports exist for other editors and terminals, making it easy to keep a consistent look across tools. The project is opinionated but pragmatic, aiming for a cohesive, contemporary feel that still respects legibility and focus.

A Runner's diary to keep track of your running events and analyse them.

sMovieDB is a free software which will keep your movie database clean and ordered on a quick simple way. Manage genres, categories, types of films, etc. Developed in Python+Qt with MySQL or SQLite database for KDE desktop http://smoviedb.sourceforge.net

The mission of libshell is to keep in place all patterns, functions and etc of shell as a library which are useful in day-to-day work activities. With libshell one can definitely obviate the task in hand.

Gnufilter is a command-line application written in object-oriented C++ that addresses the need to keep a user's directories structured and clean.

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.