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  Name I Use This Lines of Code   Current Committers Community Rating Reviews Description  
KDE Connect 6 79139
21
5.0
  		0 Integrate Android with the KDE Desktop. Current feature list: - Share files and URLs to KDE ... [More] from any app - Clipboard share: copy from or to your desktop - Notifications sync (4.3+): Read your Android notifications from KDE - Multimedia remote control: Use your phone as a remote control - WiFi connection: no usb wire or bluetooth needed - RSA Encryption: your information is safe Please note you will need to install KDE Connect on KDE for this app to work. [Less]
KScreen 0 22089
16 none 0 KDE's screen management software
Artikulate 0 122753
8 none 0 Artikulate is a language learning application that helps improving pronunciation skills for various languages.
Rocs 1 29224
14
5.0
  		0 Rocs is a Graph Theory IDE for everybody interested in designing and analyzing graph algorithms (e.g., lecturers, students, researchers). For all these users, Rocs provides an easy to use visual data structure editor and a powerful scripting engine to execute algorithms.
QCA 1 61594
7 none 0 Qt Cryptographic Architecture
KDE Examples 0 0
0 none 0 A collection of coding examples that provide practical demonstrations of the usage of KDE libraries. ... [More] This module is open for all KDE libraries and applications that wish to offer example code to help other developers get up to speed quicker. If your app has plugins, KDE Examples is a great place to host an example or three. If you publish a library, KDE Examples is the perfect place to show how it can be used. [Less]
KDE Frameworks 5 2 0
178 none 0 KDE Frameworks are 60 addon libraries to Qt which provide a wide variety of commonly needed functionality in mature, peer reviewed and well tested libraries with friendly licensing terms. For an introduction see the Frameworks 5.0 release announcement.
JuK Homepage 0 172
0 none 0 JuK Homepage
Plasma Framework 4 33108
30 none 0 Plasma Framework contains the libraries and components needed to create KDE Plasma Workspaces.
ModemManagerQt 1 0
0 none 0 Qt wrapper for ModemManager DBus API.
qtcurve 1 118622
4
5.0
  		0 QtCurve Theme
KPPP 0 14398
0 none 0 KDE Dialer and Front end for pppd
Plasma NM 3 47054
29
5.0
  		0 Plasma applet written in QML for managing network connections
KDE Plasma Worksp... 5 1590707
170
5.0
  		0 KDE offers an array of different workspaces, each tailored to a different kind of workflow or ... [More] computing device. Each workspace provides a modern and customizable environment for running your favorite applications and accessing your information wherever it may be. Other common attributes of the KDE workspaces include advanced window management and desktop effects, support for KDE Plasma Widgets, integrated search, hardware management and a high degree of customizability. KDE workspaces are compatible with all applications, including but not limited to those built using the KDE Development Platform. [Less]
Zanshin (KDE) 2 38715
6 none 0 Zanshin is a powerful yet simple application for managing your day to day actions and notes. It helps you organize and reduce the cognitive pressure of what one has to do in his job and personal life. You'll never forget anything anymore, getting your mind like water.
libkgeomap 1 12424
1 none 0 Libkgeomap is a wrapper around different world-map components, to browse and arrange photos over a map.
Attica 0 10552
9 none 0 Attica is a Qt library that implements the Open Collaboration Services API.
kdev-ruby 0 16241
2 none 0 KDevelop plugin which provides Ruby language support.
Nepomuk 0 0
1 none 0 As long as there have been computers there has been a very technical way of looking at information. ... [More] Data is always organized in fixed hierarchies of folders or into tables. This is what slow computers back in the day could handle and which was always easy to program for. This system worked quite well, likely because it was the only system users knew and it was somehow modelled on the way we organize papers in folders in our office cupboards. However, it is not at all how the human brain manages information. The human mind depends a lot on context and relations. Nepomuk aims to make the computer work more like the human mind. (Of course we do not claim that Nepomuk is Brain 2.0, that would not be feasible today. But we can take inspiration from the way information is handled in the brain and use it to our advantage.) To this end Nepomuk has two main goals: -Store all information in a consistent and compatible manner allowing all applications to access it and algorithms to "understand" it. -Organize this information in one big graph which contains relations between entities where it makes sense. Nepomuk allows applications to use information from all over the desktop, the web, other devices, and combine it into one coherent interface. To this end Nepomuk expoints technologies from the Semantic Web (or Web 2.0) like RDF and SPARQL and builds upon powerful tools such as Virtuoso, Raptor, Soprano, and libstreamanalyzer. [Less]
Dolphin Plugins 0 11553
0 none 0 Dolphin integration for revision control systems, Dropbox, and disk images