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...Hence to use and build 'kgdevelop' one needs 'kglib' , GraphicMagick and its dependencies. Code base is in C and can be compiled with C++ also. However the dependencies are also bundled (including the Open Source Components) with kgdevelop tar ball.

Desktop clock for X Windows/Linux, provides desktop clock and a alert/notification system. Built using Kulina Graphics Library (kglib) and the companion development tool 'kgdevelop', 'kgclock' has very few other dependencies. However Kulina Graphics depends on Graphic Magick for its image processing components. Hence Kulina Graphics depends on Graphic Magick and its dependencies. Kulina Graphics Libray and kgdevelop are available for free download. The binary file for 'kgclock' is statically linked with kulina graphic library and its dependencies and hence should work for any 64bit Linux distribution. ...

Kulina Graphics library is built on Xlib and additionally depends on GraphicsMagick. It has a built in GUI Toolkit and 3d Graphics Library. A separate application development tool 'kgdevelop' can be used to build GUI applications for Linux. It is designed to have minimal dependency on other packages. Using the development tool it is expected that GUI based application development is quick and neat. The code in C. However it can ce compiled with C++ also.

A desktop calculator for Linux. Originally 'kgcalc' was developed as a demo program for Kulina Graphics Library and 'kgdevelop' (https://www.sourceforge.net/projects/kulinagraphics). But it was felt it may have a wider interest and hence this project. May be its extra feature is its editable view of the calculating expression and ability to recover previous calculations. Kulina Graphics Library uses GraphicsMagick for its image processing and depends on GaphickMagick and its dependencies. ...

'kgmplayer' is a Media Player and a media toolbox for Linux, based on'Mplayer' , ffmepg and a long list of many other open source projects and built using Kulina Graphics Library ( 'kglib' and 'kgdevelop'). It tries to hide the complex options of 'Mplayer' and provide (hopefully) an effective and simple interface to the user to play the media. It handles the input source like CD/DVD and output connections like HDMI.'kgmplayer' tries to include all dependencies and binary is statically linked with kulina libray and its dependencies and should run on any 64bit distribution like Debian, Ubuntu,Fedora etc. ...