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Hi, 'Collection of Dutch po-files' is, like the name says, a collection of po-files translated into Dutch. The aim of the collection is to provide a cvs database with (allmost :o) all KDE-translations (and non-kde-translations)that are not present in cvs.kde.org. This database is meant as a...

Rounded Corners in the KDE panels would open up soo many more options... Is this really so hard to do?

E-mail notification application with built in support for Gmail, Hotmail Live and Yahoo using only username and password. This is on top of POP3 and Imap. Automatically checks for new incoming mail and gives a written notification. All comments, bug reports and suggestions are gratefully...

i ported the rounded selection, the rubberband and the konqueror sidebar patches from http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=16962 to KDE 3.4 cvs (i think it is the RC). they work fine for me. i hope it will work for the KDE 3.4 final also. :) To enable the new konqueror...

This is a Slackware package for kpager2: http://www.uni-weimar.de/~wolff3/ It was built for Slackware 10.1. It's a replacement for the default KDE pager and I think it's alot better. Enjoy!

This is my patch to add an option to kdesktop for having devices first on KDE's dekstop. KDesktop handle two different kind of devices, the first are the devices that kdesktop adds itself, and the second type is user added devices, which is x-desktop-files with the type FSDev[ice]. This...

Lightweight plasmoid to manage your activities effectively. Can start, stop, switch between, clone, edit and remove activities. Requires KDE 4.5.85 (Beta 2) or later.

This plasmoid provides a way to mount/unmount devices from fstab (e.g. network shares), show free space and open mount point location in a file manager. It is fully configurable and supports fusefs and sshfs (don't forget to install a SSH_ASKPASS agent). It now supports dis/connecting a LAN...

-- I AM PROBABLY NOT GOING TO CONTINUE DEVELOPING KATAPULT -- I began developing Katapult primarily for two reasons: the first is that I find using Alt+F2 to open anything other than programs unpleasant, and that only works well if the program you're opening is a simple command in your path....

created with checkinstall (so its quite a cheap package ;-)) and it works on my debian-sid system.