PUBLIC MARKS from tadeufilippini with tags games & kde

Learn and Discover with the KDE Educational applications Desktop Planetarium, KStars, provides an accurate graphical simulation of the night sky, from any location on Earth, at any date and time. It can control telescopes and has many tools for the amateur or professional astronomer. This new version now shows millions of stars, can predict conjunctions and has a Sky Calendar. If you start it for the first time, a welcome wizard will show. After choosing your location, you can click the "Download Extra Data..." to select additional star and image data to install. Millions of stars are available in the packages, as well as inline thumbnail images which show images of objects right on the sky. There are several interesting educational applications of this program as well. Pushing "CTRL-F" will bring up the find dialog. Type a name of a heavenly object to find it, like the moon. You might want to turn off "Toggle opaque ground" (most right button on the toolbar) to see the object if it is below the horizon. If you now choose "Equatorial coordinates" by hitting the space bar and set the time per second in the toolbar to 1 hour, watch. The moon moves - but, seen from the equitorial, not in a horizontal line! Why is that? The reason is that the earth spins, but not entirely as you might expect: there is a tilt and a wobble to the spin of the earth, and thus the observer moves up and down... Making science visible to children in such a way is a strong tool in the classroom, and this is a truly educational application. And it is not just for children, so be sure to have a look at this application if you are interested in astronomy!

The KDE Games Center

News March 20, 2006 SuperKaramba 0.39 is out! Get it! The 0.37 release notes still apply to this release. There were mostly bugfixes in the this release as we worked on the KDE 3.5.2 development. Any bugs that are found should be reported to bugs.kde.org. We have no ability to maintain superkaramba.com until Adam's return. Anyone seeking themes should refer to kdelook.org. What is SuperKaramba? SuperKaramba is, in simple terms, a tool that allows you to easily create interactive eye-candy on your KDE desktop. Currently, only linux is officially supported. How does it work? Theme writers create themes, or text files that define their widget. Then, they can optionally add python scripting to make their widget interactive. The possibilities are endless! Here are just some examples of the things that can be done: * Display system information such as CPU Usage, MP3 playing, etc. * Create cool custom toolbars that work any way imaginable * Create little games or virtual pets that live on your desktop * Display information from the internet, such as weather and headlines The possibilities really are endless! Screenshots: * XMMS Bar, a theme that allows you to easy control playing MP3s * TuxBar, a cool toolbar that has a effect sort of like the dock in MacOSX * Station V, a useless, but cool piece of eye candy Useful Links: * Information for Theme Creators * Download SuperKaramba

Kpatience Grandfather when you redeal all the cards are arranged in 2 or 3 stacks and you can not play any further. This problem appears only to happen when you use the Redeal icon not the menu redeal.

SVG-cards is a deck of cards entirely made using SVG. It has been released under the Lesser GNU Public License, so feel free to use it wherever you want, like web pages, games, the GNOME desktop, the KDE desktop, and so on... You can print them on your color printer and make real cards or T-shirts as well. The kings, queens and jacks are based on the french design, just because I find them beautiful. You can draw a card either by rendering the file onto a pixmap and clipping each card manually or by using the card's name through a DOM interface. All cards are embedded into a SVG group.