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Iterate function viewer for Windows and Linux. It has built in 14 different iterate {Mandelbrot) functions. Many possibilities for changing parameters, saving as bitmap or small file. windows-32. Linux 32 - 64bit. Low level written in assembler.
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Step is an interactive physical simulation program for education. StepCore is a physical simulation library on which Step is based. Please refer to http://edu.kde.org/step for more details.
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Slabs is a software for analysing the optical reflectances of multilayer dielectric structures at oblique incidence.
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GUI for an educational Physics equipment called PhyLab made to configure experiments. You can explore some PhyLab functionalities by an example file. But to use the whole system you need at least the PhyLab's Interface and a Sensor Module.
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KOpenBabel is a graphical interface to Open Babel (http://openbabel.sourceforge.net/wiki/Main_Page). The interface is available for KDE3 (kopenbabel3), KDE4 (kopenbabel4) and Qt4 (qopenbabel).
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The GRENADE project aims to accelerate the roll-out of the Computational Grid by making Grid functionality as accessible as an icon on a desktop. The initial prototype will use Globus (www.globus.org) to extend the functionality of KDE.
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An application that uses altavista's (babelfish) translation services, to translate text between many languages.
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KChangeLogEditor is the easiest way to maintain your project ChangeLog in a simple way. You can export your ChangeLog to text, html or even xml formats.
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libGMUVision is a set of C++ bindings for libdc1394 and Qt widgets designed and developed by the Artifical Intelligence Lab at George Mason University and now available under the GNU LGPL.
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