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A KDE program to read out the data of a Garmin Forerunner305 or compatible GPS device over USB. SportWatcher shows informations about the laps, tracks and heart rate data graphically. It can export the data into Polars HRM-format and Garmins TCX-format.
K Disk archiver (KDar) is a KDE GUI-based backup and archiving program. Use it to prepare your data for storage on CD-Rs, jazz drives, floppies, even DVDs. KDar uses the dar library by Denis Corbin. Features include compression and archive splitting.
Kpasman is a small password manager for the K Desktop Environment, influenced greatly by "gpasman", found at http://gpasman.nl.linux.org. Following the file format of gpasman, you can open and save the rc2 encrypted data files from either program.
This Program was written to give a Linux user an Applet to access the data file the CARDFILE.EXE Windows 3.x applet creates: to edit, add, and delete cards. It is currently written in C, using the GTK widget set. Some modifications/completions required.