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Tango defines a standard icon style guidelines document that applications and desktop enviroments can adhere to. Work has started on creating a new base icon theme based on a standard icon naming specification. In addition, we provide transition utilities to create icon themes for existing GNOME and KDE desktops.

A Point&Click tool for system administrators to enable KDE's KIOSK features or otherwise preconfigure KDE for groups of users.

a cd and dvd burning application for linux systems optimized for kde.

Kat is a framework designed to allow KDE applications to index and retrieve files. Metadata, fulltext and thumbnails are extracted from documents, images, mp3 and other media allowing quick and accurate information retrieval. Kat is similar to the Windows applications WhereIsIt and Google Desktop Search, the Gnome program Beagle and the OS X utility Spotlight. It is completely written in C++, using Qt3, KDE and KIO libraries.

announcements on developments in the Qt world: Qt itself, applications, publications, devices, as well as KDE, KDE-centric operating systems (particularly Linux distributions), and Trolltech affairs.

a bittorrent program for kde

an architectural approach whose goal is to achieve loose coupling among interacting software components instead of linking to libraries.

vintage and contemporary GUI-related articles

Kat Desktop Search Environment is an open source framework designed to allow KDE applications to index and retrieve files. Metadata, fulltext and thumbnails are extracted from documents, images, mp3 and other media allowing quick and accurate information retrieval.

With KimDaBa it is today possible for me to find any image I have in less than 5 seconds, let that be an image with a special person, an image from a special place, or even both. Yes, it is a Picas clone for KDE ;-)

if you use kate/kwrite to edit tpl files, then you must like this ;)

icon-king.com is a personal on-line studio of freelance icon designer David Vignoni, focused on offering services for custom icon design, free icons downloads and soon also tutorials and tips'n'triks about icons, web design and linux.

They made a conscious decision about not working with KDE developers. All I’m asking for is that all the clueless people stop talking about the cooperation between Safari/Konqueror developers and how great it is. “it” doesn’t exist

Korundum and QtRuby provide bindings to the KDE and Qt frameworks from within Ruby programs.