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    KCast

    chromecast videos from KDE desktop

    KCast is a KDE Plasma 6 widget that lets you cast video files or youtube URLs to a Chromecast devices in your local network. It supports device discovery, local media playback via an embedded HTTP server, and drag-and-drop integration with browsers and file managers like Dolphin.
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    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
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    Control AmaroK from any Firefox browser on your network.
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    Amaroc is a ncurses "frontend" for Amarok. It uses DCOP calls, and its purpose is to ease control of Amarok over a network.
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