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AmarokNowPlaying for Facebook 0.7.1 (Amarok Script)

AmarokNowPlaying for Facebook 0.7.1
(Amarok Script)
Show on your Facebook profile what you're listening to. You must add the app at http://apps.facebook.com/amaroknowplaying/.
The script and the Facebook app are in English and French.

Home page: http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=16560894862
To check is webhosting for this app is working: http://www.brandonsgames.com/chris/similitux.elementfx.com/80.gif

For Amarok 2.x, see : http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/NowPlaying+for+Amarok+2?content=107241

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Montrez ce que vous écoutez avec Amarok sur votre votre profil Facebook. Vous devez pour cela ajouter l'application à l'adresse : http://apps.facebook.com/amaroknowplaying/.
Le script et l'app Facebook sont en français et en anglais.

Page principale : http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=16560894862
Pour vérifier l'état de l'hébergement de l'app : http://www.brandonsgames.com/chris/similitux.elementfx.com/80.gif

For Amarok 2.x, see : http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/NowPlaying+for+Amarok+2?content=107241

changelog:
0.7.1: Changed website address + minor bug fix.

0.7: Added Zenity support (the script can zenity (GNOME) or kdialog (KDE) to display windows) + update notifier

0.6.4: Added Italian translations from Stefano Manno

0.6.3: Added Spanish translations from Ricardo Sanz Ante + Added 'User-agent' field for stats + standard-compliant multipart file sending

0.6.2: added 2 parameters to send: the song's year and its length

0.6.1: a translation corrected + $debug_http show HTTP error codes

0.6: Added Serbian translations from pejakm + cover size and pseudo are auto-filled in config dialogs.

0.5.1: Dependencies errors are correctly displayed.

0.5: Server address change, UPLOADS COVERS!

0.4: Server address change, little improvement in loadConfig() and rescues Timeout::Error due to network

0.3: Proxy support (based on environement variable "http_proxy"), english comments in script and various improvements

0.2: README update

0.1: first release

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Konversation 1.2-alpha4 (KDE Chat Application)

Konversation 1.2-alpha4
(KDE Chat Application)
Konversation is a user-friendly Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client for KDE.


--- What's new ---

1.2-alpha4:
Alpha 4 marks a significant milestone on the way to feature completeness for the v1.2 release of Konversation. New features in this release include UPnP NAT traversal support for DCC file transfers and chats, DH1080 key exchange support for Blowfish encryption and the ability to automatically split very long actions (i.e. usage of the '/me' command) into multiple messages conforming to the maximum length of an IRC message (this was already supported for regular messages for some time).

Many bugs have also been addressed, including an important fix for invitation dialogs causing disconnects by timeout if they were not dealt with quickly enough - and not only is the rewritten dialog non-blocking, it also allows for handling multiple outstanding invitations in a single dialog, rather than a new dialog being displayed for every additional invitation received. Other fixes include further interface polish and robustness and correctness improvements to Blowfish encryption, the Watched Nicks Online system and the storage of per-tab encoding preferences in the configuration file.

A closing note for packagers: In this release we have replaced our custom implementation of the Blowfish encryption algorithm with an optional dependency on the Qt Cryptographic Architecture (QCA) library in version 2 or higher. By implication, Blowfish encryption support is now optional: A QCA2-enabled build will have it; a build not using QCA2 will not.

1.2-alpha3:
This third alpha fixes a fair amount of annoying bugs encountered in day-to-day usage, as well as a serious bug in handling NAMES messages from IRC servers. We've also made some UI changes that we'd like to get your feedback on: We've changed the default tab completion mode to "Cycle Nicklist", and we've removed the frame around the tab widget when using the listview version of the tab bar.

1.2-alpha2:
After just under a week's worth of adding back some missing functionality, polishing the interface and, of course, of fixing bugs, we've decided to bring you Konversation 1.2-alpha2. While there were no major defects discovered in alpha1, this one should yield an overall more refined user experience, and brings us another good step closer to our first stable release for KDE 4.

1.2-alpha1:
We're happy to bring you this first public release of the KDE 4 version of Konversation.

Despite the "alpha" moniker we've settled on for this one, mostly due to not yet being feature-complete (see below), this port has already been used productively by a fair number of people for some time and should be stable enough for general usage. In fact, certain features, notably DCC file transfers and auto-replace, are expected to be more robust than in Konversation 1.1.

While this version largely achieves feature parity with Konversation 1.1 (and adds several new features on top), notable exceptions are the lack of support for marker lines as well as nick and channel context menus in the chat view. These are pending the merge of a rewritten chat view and will make a return before the final Konversation 1.2 release. Other known issues in this version include a lack of KDE 4 HIG compliance in the configuration dialog and various minor interface polish problems; these will be addressed as well.

Enjoy, and don't forget to report any bugs you encounter!

1.1:
We are extremely pleased to announce Konversation's newest major release, v1.1. Konversation 1.1 is a special release for us in multiple ways: It's our farewell to KDE 3, by way of being the last major release built upon that venerable platform. It's also our biggest release yet, in terms of the number and magnitude of the changes.

The additions and improvements in this release are both user-visible and under the hood. Some of the highlights are rewritten connection handling (robustness and correctness improvements, better support for IRC URLs, bookmarking and more), redone DCC with better UI and Passive/Reverse DCC support, a redone away system with the addition of auto-away support, redone and much more useful remember / marker line support, a new outbound traffic scheduler that is capable of aggressive throttling to avoid flooding while smartly reordering messages to improve latencies, great convenience additions like a "Next Active Tab" shortcut, and much, much more, along with a large number of bugfixes and tweaks to round things out. Note: All fixes made since RC1 are marked with a "[New since RC1]" label in the changelog.

We're confident that this release is the best and most robust version of Konversation published so far, and upgrading comes highly recommended to all users. Enjoy!


--- Essential links ---

Konversation's website: http://konversation.kde.org/
Wiki: http://konversation.kde.org/wiki/
Report bugs and wishes at: http://bugs.kde.org/
Older releases: http://developer.berlios.de/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2684

changelog:
Changes from 1.2-alpha3 to 1.2-alpha4:
* Changed links to KDE's (and hence our) bug tracker throughout the codebase to use https://bugs.kde.org/ rather than http://bugs.kde.org/
* Fixed the "Show Menubar" item not getting removed from the chat view context view after showing the menubar again. Also added a separator after the item (only visible when it is present).
* Switched the timestamps in log files to use KDE's locale settings for formatting the date and time, as the equivalent Qt API used previously seems to look at the value of LC_NUMERIC to detemine the format in Qt 4, which doesn't meet user expectations.
* Fixed the "Date" column in the topic history of the Channel Options Dialog not using KDE's locale settings to format the value.
* Fixed the "Date" column in the Channel Settings dialog's topic history sorting alphabetically rather than by date.
* Improved Windows support in the bundled 'media' script.
* Fixed the vertical alignment of the topic label when using Qt 4.5 (it's now top-aligned rather than vertically centered, i.e. making the topic area bigger than the topic by dragging the splitter down won't cause the topic to move down to stay in the vertical center anymore -- Qt 4.5 is needed because a method to retrieve the document margin from the chat view to use as the top margin for the topic label is new in that version).
* Fixed various chat view messages containing date/time values (channel created, topic set, online since, ban info) not using KDE's locale settings for their display format.
* Added support for using UPnP for NAT traversal for DCC file transfers (both active send and passive receive) and DCC chat. When UPnP is enabled in both Konversation and your router, Konversation now knows how to ask your router to set up the necessary port forward, and also how to to ask it to remove it later.
* Added support for the KDE 4 version of JuK to the bundled 'media' script.
* Fixed '/msg < channel > < message >' not displaying the resulting message in the target channel when the user is attending that channel.
* Made the appearance of the line informing about the message being sent with '/msg < nick|channel > < message >' consistent between channel, query and status tabs (it now looks like in the former in the latter two as well).
* Fixed the visualization of '/msg < nick|channel > < message >' (i.e. the '< -> target > message' line) being shown only after adding the resulting message to the target chat view (if present), causing an odd-looking order if the origin view and the target view are the same.
* Watched Nicknames Online now generally operates on networks by their internal unique IDs rather than names, enabling it to handle multiple configured networks with identical names properly.
* Konversation's custom implementation of Blowfish encryption has been replaced with an optional dependency on the Qt Cryptographic Architecture (QCA) library version 2.
* The '/setkey [nick|channel] < key >' command now recognizes 'cbc:' (cipher-block chaining) and 'ecb:' (electronic codebook) prefixes in the key field to set a particular Blowfish block cipher mode of operation, defaulting to the value of a config dialog preference (Behavior -> Connection-> Encryption -> Default Encryption Type, the default is Electronic Codebook (ECB)) when no prefix is given.
* Fixed crash when opening links with ' in them when the "Custom Browser" preference is enabled in Konversation's config dialog.
* Improved consistency of link opening behavior between the chat view, the topic label and the URL catcher (all three now use the new-in-KDE-4 KToolInvocation API to invoke the KDE default browser, whereas the topic label and the URL catcher were still using KRun until now).
* Fixed a bug that could cause the state of the spell-checking setting for the input line to be lost across application restarts.
* Added support for considering square brackets ([]) part of URLs.
* Fixed the code producing multiple JOIN commands for auto-join as necessary to stay under the 512 byte limit for a single command to take the length of the commas in the commands into account when calculating the distribution of the channels among the multiple lines, as well as not to list channels falling at the boundary twice, once in the current and once in the following line. In English: Fixed auto-join with a massive amount of channels possibly not joining all channels correctly.
* Fixed a bug causing re-joining of password-protected channels to fail on reconnects when those channels also had another mode with a parameter set.
* Fixed a bug that caused query lines written by the user that are so long that they need to be split up into multiple messages not to display in the query text color.
* Fixed a bug causing query lines written by the user that are so long they need to be split up into multiple messages for sending not to be displayed in the configured query text color.
* Fixed the status bar showing HTML data when hovering the contents of the info label area at the top of query tabs. The data was actually supposed to be displayed as a tooltip (just like the nickname list item tooltips in channel tabs), and is now.
* Fixed a bug causing the automatic away system to set the user away again on the next periodic activity check when no further mouse/keyboard activity occurs after unlocking the screen/ending the screensaver.
* Implemented splitting up of overly long actions (i.e. usage of the the '/me' command) into multiple messages to stay under the 512 byte message length limit (in raw format) imposed by the IRC protocol. As with the normal message splitting, this is aware of how multi-byte/variable-width text encodings and sender hostmask length (which is part of the message on the receiving end) factor into the matter. Note that only the first message is actually sent as an action, the other messages are sent as normal messages - intentionally, as this seemed to make the most sense formatting-wise.
* Fixed the dialog box appearing upon receiving an invitation to join a channel causing a disconnect by timeout when not being dealt with by the user swiftly enough.
* Multiple invitations to join channels are now being handled by a single dialog box per connection, so that receiving many invitations in short order no longer means getting flooded with dialog boxes.
* Implemented DH1080 key exchange support for Blowfish encryption. You can use the '/keyx' command to initiate a key exchange.
* The raw log now shows encrypted incoming and outgoing messages in their encrypted form. Previously, incoming messages were being decrypted before being shown, and outgoing messages were being shown before encryption took place, thus not capturing what was actually coming from or going to the network socket as is the intent of the raw log.
* Fixed a bug causing unrecognized channel mode characters being shown as their decimal value in the chat view messages announcing them having been set or removed.
* Per-tab encoding settings for tabs belonging to a connection to a configured network (i.e. one found in the Server List dialog) now reference the unique ID rather than the name of the network in the config file, making things work reliably across restarts even when there are multiple identically named networks. Encoding config file entries for tabs belonging to connections to servers that are not part of a configured network continue to reference the server hostnames.
* Fixed the "(away)" label in front of the input line, indicating away status, not showing up in query tabs.

Changes from 1.2-alpha2 to 1.2-alpha3:
* Worked around a Qt bug that has a text selection in the chat view that includes the last line in the view grow to include the new text when new text is appended to the view.
* Fixed Konversation exposing various signals on D-Bus that it shouldn't have.
* Fixed a regression causing '/names #channel' to end up duplicating the nickname list contents when already attending '#channel'.
* When using Qt 4.5, Konversation no longer paints a frame around the UI elements of a view (e.g. a channel) when using the listview version of the tab bar. Feedback on this change is appreciated!
* Fixed duplicated messages about DCC transfer failures in the chat view.
* When the menu bar is hidden, the top-most item in the chat view context menu is now the option to unhide it again.
* Fixed the OSD disappearing also cancelling the system tray blinking notification.
* Fixed a crash on quit by D-Bus / by KDE session logout.
* Fixed the tab completion nickname list sorting behavior for the "Shell-like" completion modes. The behavior now matches the "Cycle Nicklist" mode and the "Shell-like" modes of previous Konversation 1.x versions again: The last active nick for the given prefix is at the top of the list, with the rest of the list sorted alphabetically.
* The default tab completion mode has been changed to "Cycle Nicklist". Feedback on this change is appreciated!
* Changed the bundled 'bug' script to perform a quick search with the given parameter, rather than try to use it as a bug ID directly. The resulting behavior is unchanged for a numerical parameter, but with a string, much more useful.
* The 'mail' script, which was disabled in the build system up until now, is now getting installed again.
* Fixed a bug causing the "Set Encoding" menu not to work.
* Fixed a bug causing the bundled 'media' script not to work when used to retrieve song information from Amarok 2 for a song which has any of the following meta data fields not set: title, artist or album.
* Fixed the 'Self' field of the DCC transfer details panel not showing the port when available.
* Fixed DCC transfers showing an average speed of 1 TB/s in their first second.

Changes from 1.2-alpha1 to 1.2-alpha2:
* Fixed nicknames in action messages using the message text color when nick coloring is disabled rather than the correct action text color as the rest of the message.
* Added back the context menus for nicknames and channel links in the chat view.
* Fixed the topic/info area in channels, queries and DCC chats, the nickname list in channels and the listview variant of the tab bar not keeping their sizes when the window is resized.
* Added missing actions ("Reconnect", "Disconnect", "Join channel ...") back to the context menu for server status tabs.
* Improved the placement of the "Join on connect" channel tab context menu item (back under "Enable Notifications" as in v1.1).
* Added the use of some of the new irc-* icons found in recent updates to the Oxygen icon theme.
* Fixed crash when joining a channel after having been blocked from getting the topic for the channel.
* Made the initial size of the "Edit Network" dialog more reasonable.
* Improved vertical size of and text alignment inside the input line.
* Added back support for drag and drop reordering of views to the listview version of the tab bar.
* Added back support for "surfing" in the listview version of the tab bar by pressing and holding the left mouse button on a view and moving the mouse up and down in the list view.
* Fixed mouse handling for close buttons in the listview version of the tab bar.
* Added back support for showing tooltips for truncated view items in the listview version of the tab bar.
* Fixed crash when receiving lines terminated by LFCRLF from buggy IRC servers (such as the shroudBNC IRC proxy when it relays a private message received while no user was connected to it).
* Worked around a Qt bug that has a text selection in the chat view that includes the last character in the view grow to include the new text when new text is appended to the view.
* Sound notifications for highlights now reuse a single Phonon MediaObject by enqueuing notification sounds rather than instanciate a new one for every notification, improving resource efficiency and hopefully taking care of some high CPU usage reports that seemed to be linked to Konversation's Phonon usage.
* Fixed the enabling/disabling of the "Find Previous" action.
* Fixed several bugs in the Server List dialog (sort indicator disappearing while dragging items, stray pixel in the top-left corner of the listview, hover decoration while dragging not always showing).
* Improved handling in the Identity editor dialog: When Konversation complains about one or more required fields not being filled in, the dialog will now put focus on the field when it opens.
* Fixed the 'Self' IP field of the DCC transfer details panel not showing a value when on the receiving end of a DCC file transfer.
* Handle DCC REJECTs. A DCC SEND is now automatically aborted when the partner rejects it.
* Fixed a bug causing the ordering of views to be partially reversed when switching from the listview version of the tab bar to the regular tab bar.
* Improved consistency of the context menu for links between the topic area and the chat view.
* Fixed repeated searches for the same search pattern (i.e. "Find Next") sometimes not working reliably with the chat view search bar.
* Minor code cleanups and performance improvements.

Changes from 1.1 to 1.2-alpha1:
* Ported to KDE 4 (KDE 4.1 or higher is required).
* Enabled the (experimental, hackish) Amarok 2 support in the 'media' script.
* Fixed a bug that could cause channel notifications to be lost across reconnects.
* Removed the code to recreate hidden-to-tray state across application restarts. It was broken after the shutdown procedures were moved to a point in time after after the main window is hidden to cover quit-by-DCOP, and Konversation 1.1 features an explicit hidden startup option that fulfills user demands more accurately anyhow. This fixes a bug that made Konversation always hide to tray on startup regardless of the aforementioned option when the system tray icon was enabled.
* Added a network settings lookup fallback to retrieving the key of a channel. Previously, this relied solely on the channel's mode map. Closes the brief gap between a channel join and the server's reply to MODE where possible, so that e.g. reconnecting directly after auto-joining a channel with a key doesn't result in a failed rejoin due to not having the key by way of the MODE reply yet.
* Fixed opening URLs from the channel topic context menu in Channel List tabs.
* When connecting to multiple selected unexpanded network items from the Server List, don't also try to connect to the hidden server sub-items selected by implication, avoiding unwanted connection duplicates.
* Mask the password field in the Quick Connect dialog.
* Fixed a bug causing passive DCC file transfers to stall at 99%.
* Fixed "/leave" command in queries.
* Fixed auto-replace rules containing commas in the pattern not being loaded correctly from the config file.
* Fixed non-regex mode auto-replace rules containing regex special characters and character sequences not working correctly.
* Improved performance of non-regex mode auto-replace rules.
* Added option to open log files with the system text editor instead of the built-in log viewer.
* Made the Oxygen nicklist icon theme the default nicklist icon theme.
* Removed the bundled 'weather' script (it relied on a KDE 3 service no longer present in KDE 4; a replacement will need to adopt a new approach).
* Fix sending and receiving of files with names containing spaces
* DCC Protocol adjustment to proper handle passive DCC resume/accept requests (this breaks passive-resume compatibly with older Konversation versions).
* Send proper DCC reject commands when rejecting a queued receive.
* Improved error recovery during dcc send.
* Fix time left for transfers that finished in under 1 sec displaying infinite time left.
* Increased default DCC buffer size to 16384 to reduce CPU load while sending or receiving files.
* Added KNotify events for "Highlight triggered", "DCC transfer complete" and "DCC transfer error".
* Fixed Automatic User Information Look Up not being started upon channel join on some IRC servers (namely those that don't send RPL_CHANNELCREATED after joining a channel, such at those used by IRCnet).
* Updated the server hostname for the pre-configured Freenode network to the one given on their website these days, 'chat.freenode.net'.
* Added support for browsing the input line history by using the mouse wheel.
* Fixed problems the bundled 'tinyurl' script had with certain URLs by converting it to use the TinyURL API rather than screen scraping.
* Added initial support for the MODES parameter of RPL_ISUPPORT. When giving or taking op, half-op or voice to/from multiple people at once, Konversation will now combine as many of them into a single MODE command as the server advertises it supports (as long as it advertises an actual value; the value-less unlimited MODES case is not supported yet as it requires more work on limiting MODE commands to the 512 byte IRC message buffer limit for extreme cases). If MODES is not given at all by the server, the fallback is an RFC1459-compliant value of 3.
* Added support for formatting variable expansion in the replacement part of auto-replace rules.
* Rewrote multi-line paste editor, improving handling and appearance.
* Added button to intelligently replace line breaks with spaces to the multi-line paste editor.

Changes from 1.0.1 to 1.1:
See http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/tags/konversation/1.1/ChangeLog

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MyRTv 0.1.5
(KDE Video Application)
Graphic tool for Linux to recording from analog tv card. It offer: schedule system , view recording programs, auto-scan programs, lot of formats, watch television (basic).

Required:
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Translations: English, Polish

changelog:
0.1.3
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0.1.4
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'Q' DVD-Author 1.10.0
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'Q' DVD-Author is a GUI frontent for dvdauthor and related tools. The goal is to provide an easy-to-use, yet powerful and complete interface to generate DVD menus, slideshows, and videos to burn on a DVD under Linux.
You can view some screencasts under :
http://qdvdauthor.sf.net/guide/flash.html

changelog:
Release V 1.10.0
O Added simple Drag'n Drop support for videos to the SourceToolbar from anywhere.
o Added manual transitions input to the ButtonTransitions.
o Added icons to the structure elements
o Combine Structure Toolbar and Sources toolbar into one.
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o Added masks library to build system.
o BUGFIX ButtonTransition: Fixed PAL size mismatch between target and generated transition.
o BUGFIX: Fixed crashing bug when opening DialogMovie for MovieObjects.
o BUGFIX: Fixed indentation in xml file if we add comments to it.
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changelog:
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Latest version features:
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Those who like to walk on the edge can try ng branch - source and binaries are available at http://code.google.com/p/qwit/.

Also, some intermediate builds are available at Qwit's homepage.

changelog:
Important changes since 0.8:
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* any number of any sided dice + mod (upto about 999d999+-999, but can be increased easily)
* attack dice that takes your attack bonus, damage and crit threat to roll the current amount of attacks auto calculating criticals and natural 1s.
* stats style dice that can roll any number of any sided dice rejecting any number of the lowest or highest results
* World of Darkness, rolls any number of d10s, re-rolling on 10s (or alternately 9s or 8s) and counts the number of successes (an 8 or higher).
* A "label dice" to be able to add labels between other dice.

The dice configuration can also be saved and loaded.

TODO:
* Add ability to drag/rearrange dice

This is my first kde application so lots of feedback is welcome and encouraged. Please remember to vote if you like (or don't like) this application. Thank you. Remember to rate the application if you like or dislike it.

changelog:
Friday 3 July 2009 Version 1.2:
- Can now add dice to the label "dice" so they get removed when the label is deleted and are framed together.
- Rearranged the menu items

Friday 26 June 2009 Version 1.1:
- Added the world of darkness dice
- Added a label "dice"
- Other minor changes

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Convert Video To Nokia 5800 and others 0.1 (KDE Service Menu)

Convert Video To Nokia 5800 and others 0.1
(KDE Service Menu)
This is a simple service menu entry I created for myself to easily convert videos to my Nokia 5800XM using ffmpeg. It converts the files to mpeg4 with aac. After trying several different video formats I found this to be the best. The phone should support H264, but I never got it to work. These settings probably work with phones like N95 and N97, but I haven't been able to test this.

The default folder to put the file is

/home/user/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus (for user specific)
or
/usr/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus (for system wide)

If for some reason your folders are different use command
kde4-config --path services
to find out the right folders.

You can easily change the ffmpeg command just by opening the file with a text editor. Currently the command is:
ffmpeg -i %u -f mp4 -vcodec mpeg4 -r 30 -b 2200k -s 640x360 -acodec libfaac -r 32000 -ab 128k -ac 2 -async 1 %u.mp4

*You need to have ffmpeg installed to use this*

All comments and suggestion are welcome. :)










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Kipi-Plugins 0.4.0 (KDE4) (KDE Graphic Tool)

Kipi-Plugins 0.4.0 (KDE4)
(KDE Graphic Tool)
Kipi-Plugins is an effort to develop a common plug in structure for host application as digiKam, KPhotoAlbum, or GwenView. Its aim is to be able to share image plugins among graphic applications.

Nota : Kipi-plugins are based on the old digiKam-plugins (0.6.x series) implementation.

Current plugins ported to Qt4/KDE4:

SlideShow : A tool to Slide images with 2D and 3D effects using OpenGL.
ImageViewer : A tool to preview images using OpenGL.
JpegLossLess : A tool to rotate/flip images without losing quality.
AcquireImages : A tool to acquire images using flat scanner.
SendImages : A tool to send images by e-mail, allowing resizing and recompressing before sending.
TimeAdjust : A tool to adjust date and time.
GalleryExport : A tool to export images to a remote Gallery (and Gallery 2) server (http://gallery.sf.net).
FlickrExport : A tool to export images to a remote Flickr web service (http://www.flickr.com).
PicasaWebExport : A tool to export images to a remote Picasa web service (http://www.picasaweb.com).
HTMLExport : A tool to export images collections into a static XHTML page.
SimpleViewerExport : A tool to export images to Flash using SimpleViewer (http://www.airtightinteractive.com/simpleviewer).
GPSSync : A tool to geolocalize pictures.
MetadataEdit : A tool to edit EXIF, IPTC and XMP metadata.
RawConverter : A tool to convert Raw Image to JPEG/PNG/TIFF.
DngConverter : A tool to convert Raw Image to Digital NeGative (DNG - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Negative_(file_format)).
PrintWizard : A wizard to print images in various format.
Calendar : A tool to create calendars.
RemoveRedEyes : A tool to remove red eyes in batch, based on OpenCV library.
Smug : A tool to export image to SmugMug web service (http://www.smugmug.com).
Facebook : A tool to export images to Facebook web service (http://www.facebook.com)
IpodExport : A tool to export pictures to an Ipod device.
BatchProcess : A collection of tools to batch process images (convert, resize, rename, etc.)

Plugins not yet ported to Qt4/KDE4:

WallPaper : A tool to set image to KDE Desktop.
MpegEncoder : A tool to create an MPEG slideshow with a set of images.
CDArchiving : A tool to archive your image collections to a CD or DVD.

Online documentations :

http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragear-libs/kipi-plugins/index.html

NOTE:

- Please, use the kipi mailing-list for all comments:

kde-imaging at kde dot org

- Please, use KDE Bug Tracking System for Wishes, and Bugs report:

http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=kipiplugins

You can contact developpers on Freenode IRC channel #kde-imaging

changelog:
See announce from digiKam web site:
http://www.digikam.org/node/463

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warp - preloader for kwin 1.02 (KDE System Tool)

warp - preloader for kwin 1.02
(KDE System Tool)
preload applications: only application window is hidden -> no time is required for activation

For programmers it can be seen as an example on how to use dcop wmiface and netwmctrl.

provides other useful functionality for hiding/changing the working are of an application: amongst others - apple like single instance launch command(holeher)

usage possibilities:
* for hotkey bindings (e.g. with lineakd)
* as a library for your own shell scripts
* for direct invocation (desktop/ kicker buttons)

may even be used for non KDE sessions if kwin is used as window manager or if any other wmiface/netwmctrl compatible window manager is used

changelog:
quickfix of minize-window issue
by employing netwmctrl (additionally required to wmiface from now on)

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digiKam 0.9.6 (KDE3) (KDE Graphic Tool)

digiKam 0.9.6 (KDE3)
(KDE Graphic Tool)
digiKam is an advanced digital photo management application for KDE, which makes importing and organizing digital photos a "snap". The photos can be organized in albums which can be sorted chronologically, by directory layout or by custom collections.

Tired of the directory constraints? Don?t worry, digiKam also provides tagging functionality. You tag your images which can be spread out across multiple folders and digiKam provides fast and intuitive ways to browse these tagged images. You can also add comments and rating to your images. digiKam makes use of a fast and robust database to store these meta-informations which makes adding and editing of comments and tags very reliable.

digiKam makes use of KIPI plugins for lots of added functionality. KIPI (KDE Image Plugin Interface) is an initiative to create a common plugin infrastructure for digiKam, KPhotoAlbum, Showimg, and GwenView. Its aim is to allow development of image plugins which can be shared among KDE graphical applications.

An easy to use interface is provided that enables you to connect to your camera and preview, download and/or delete your images. digiKam includes too an image editor for image corrections and manipulations whitch can be extended by plugins.

Another tool, which most artists and photographers will be familiar with, is a Light Table. This tool assists artists and photographers with reviewing their work ensuring only the highest quality. A light table will show the artist their imperfections in which they can go and touch up. Well in digiKam, the light table function provides the user a similar experience. You can import a photo, drag it onto the light table, and touch up only the areas that need it.

The digiKam Image Editor has its own plugin subsystem with some common tools e.g. red eye correction or Gamma correction. Additional plugins are provided with the main application to process advanced corrections on image like color management, noise reduction, or special effects. digiKam Image Editor support all camera RAW file formats, 16 bits color depth, Exif/Makernote/IPTC/GPS metadata, Color management, tagging/rating/comments pictures, etc.

A lots of search tools are also available to be able to find specific photo on whole collection : Time line, Calendar, Advanced Search using multiple and complex database queries (tags, rating, keywords, date,
etc...)

A stand-alone image editor version named Showfoto is also available. It runs without digiKam images database support, but provides all Image Editor plugins.

See the related project pages for more informations:

http://www.digikam.org
http://www.kipi-plugins.org

Online documentations:

http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragear-graphics/digikam/index.html http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragear-graphics/showfoto/index.html http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragear-libs/kipi-plugins/index.html

NOTE:

- Please, use the digiKam mailing-list for all comments:

digikam-users at kde dot org
digikam-devel at kde dot org

- Please, use KDE Bug Tracking System for Wishes, and Bugs report:
http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=digikam
http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=digikamimageplugins
http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=showfoto
http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=kipiplugins

You can contact developers on Freenode IRC channels:

#digikam
#kde-imaging

To help digiKam project, you can donate money to developpers. Take a look at this page for details:

http://www.digikam.org/donation

changelog:
See announce from digiKam web site:
http://www.digikam.org/node/462

======================================

Full Changelog with previous releases can be see at this url:
http://www.digikam.org/changelog

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NetNewsTicker 0.6 (KDE Other Utility)

NetNewsTicker 0.6
(KDE Other Utility)
A while ago i wrote a news-scrolling program for windows that worked exactly like the good old KNewsTicker on linux.
2008 i switched completely to linux and now i wanted also to step up to kde4. The only thing missing was the KNewsticker, which was discarded from kde4.2. The old Kde4.1 KNewsticker was unusable.
So i decided to get my beloved newsticker back on linux and wrote the NetNewsTicker for KDE 4.2.
I heavily used parts of the KNewsticker and rewrote the scrolling view and added some features i wanted to have.
I would like to share my work with anyone that also is longing for the good old KNewsTicker.
I prepackaged a deb file for kubuntu 9.04.
If you like to build it from source, invoke the following (after unpacking)
$>cd build
$>cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/
$>make
$>sudo make install

changelog:
Initial version 0.5 uploaded
Fixed cmakelists.txt to correctly link on 64-bit systems
Changed source code to version 0.5-1 that fixes a bug in the feed updating.
Changed deb package for Jaunty to version .6 which fixes a bug in the size behaviour. It's now ready to be used on KDE 4.3 also.

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kAnyRemote 5.10 (KDE Telephony)

kAnyRemote 5.10
(KDE Telephony)
The overall goal of this project is to provide wireless remote control service on Linux through Bluetooth, InfraRed, Wi-Fi or just TCP/IP connection.

anyRemote supports wide range of modern cell phones line Nokia, SonyEricsson,
Motorola and others.

anyRemote was developed as thin "communication" layer between Buetooth (IR, Wi-Fi)-capabled phone
and Linux, and in principle could be configured to manage almost any software.

anyRemote could be used with:
* bluetooth connection with java client if cell phone is JSR82 compatible
* Wi-Fi connection with java client if phone supports Wi-Fi
* IR connection with java client if java realization in phone supports access to IR port
* ordinary TCP/IP connection with java client, if PC is connectable from internet
* bluetooth, infrared or cable connection using AT "modem" commands

* web interface
* it supports some of IR remotes supplied with TV tuner cards (like LIRC)
* it has limited support for Bemused clients


Just FYI, this is the list of apps with already created configuration file:
Amarok
Aqualung
Audacious
Banshee
BMP
Comix
Decibel audio player
Elisa
Exaile
Evince
Eye of Gnome
Freevo
Gmusicbrowser
Gnomeradio
GPicView
gThumb
JuK
Kaboodle
Kaffeine
Kdetv
Kopete
Kpdf
KPlayer
Kmid
KMPlayer
Kscd
KView
Kuickshow
Listen
Moc
MPD
MPlayer
MythTV
Noatun
Okular
Open Office Impress
Quodlibet
Rhythmbox
Smplayer
Totem
Tvtime
XBMC
XdTV
Xfmedia
Xine
XMMS
Xmms2
VLC
WmCtrl
mouse & keyboard emulation,
custom-made RSS reader, image viewer and file manager.

changelog:
Tool was rewritten on QT4.
Enhanced handling of GuiAppBinary tag.
Handle java client with 48x48 icons

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HVR1600_PVR150_Capture_Utility-0.8.5-fix 0.8.5 (KDE Kommander Script)

HVR1600_PVR150_Capture_Utility-0.8.5-fix 0.8.5
(KDE Kommander Script)
Enables scheduled captures using the
Hauppauge pvr150 tv card.
Although it's a KDE/Kommander app, I have tested it with Debian Gnome and XFCE. I have also tested it with X,K,Ubuntu distros as well as Ubuntu Studio.

changelog:
0.7
There are now six seperate install scripts to allow for installing with different default settings for
media player, file manager and editor. Three of the scripts are for Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu.
The other three are for a Debian install with KDE, Gnome or XFCE. (If your not using one of these distros
you can use any install script and adjust the settings to your needs on the "Setup" tab.)

Added support for different file managers, text editors and more media players.

Added support for capturing directly to mp4 format. MPlayer/MEncoder needs to be installed.

Fixed the capturing time to allow for "Noon" and "Midnight" captures.

Adjusted the color scheme so hopefully it will look better with other setups.

0.8
Can now handle spaces in the "Capture" and "Directory" names.

0.8.5
Changed name to reflect HVR-1600 compatibility.

Added simple channel changing capability using ivtv-tune.

Added the "Pause" capability. Now if you press "Pause" a temporary recording will
be captured until the player is closed at which time the temp file will be deleted.

Fixed a bug that was preventing sheduled "Weekly" captures in Slackware. (Vector Linux 6)

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Kdenlive 0.7.5 (KDE Video Application)

Kdenlive 0.7.5
(KDE Video Application)
Kdenlive is a non linear video editor for KDE. Its goal is to bring easy and powerfull video editing to your KDE Desktop. Current features include:
* Multi track editing
* Realtime effects and transitions
* Image, color, titles, video and audio clips
* Customisable layout
* Export to various formats

Warning: You need MLT >= 0.4.4 with Kdenlive 0.7.5

If you compile from source code, make sure to read the requirements.

Forums, instructions and tutorials can be found on our new web site.

changelog:
0.7.5:
This release mostly focuses on bug fixes and stability issues. New features include:
Vertical zoom for timeline
Keyframe editor for effects
Improved titler with support for unicode characters
and some more. check our website for more infos.


0.7.4:
Compatibility with MLT 0.4.x
Rewritten DVD wizard
New dialog for missing clips
Bugfixes and other small improvements

0.7.3:
Fix several crashes, new features include: creation of rendering scripts, double pass encoding, clip grouping and more.

0.7.2.1:
Fixes a nasty bug in Kdenlive that caused a freeze when starting the Config Wizard on some MLT version...

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logger 0.4 (Amarok 2.0 Script)

logger 0.4
(Amarok 2.0 Script)
(This is the Amarok 2 port of logger for Amarok 1.4 located at http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/logger?content=82041 )

logger is an Amarok 2 script that logs all songs listened. Each song (genre, artist, album, title) listened for more than 50 % is stored in an SQLite database (per month). So, nice statistics can be produced. The database is located in ~/.kde4/share/apps/amarok/scripts-data/logger.db.

The playstat script is an example statistics script. It can be run from a console (and will print some status messages to STDERR there). It has an INI-Style configuration file at ~/.kde4/share/apps/amarok/scripts-data/playstat.cfg (will be created with the default configuration on the first run) that tells it which statistics should be made and will write the HTML output to ~/.kde4/share/apps/amarok/scripts-data/playstat.htm by default. Feel free to experiment with it :-)

If you have been using logger with Amarok 1.4 before, you can simply copy your old database to the new place. Nothing changed concerning the database :-)

changelog:
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The initial Amarok 2 port of logger

For older changes see the ChangeLog file

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Amarok2LibreFM 0.1 (Amarok 2.0 Script)

Amarok2LibreFM 0.1
(Amarok 2.0 Script)
This script will scrobble your listening habits to LibreFM.

It depends on the 'lastfmsubmitd' daemon which is available in Ubuntu repos and hopefully your distro repo as well.

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subdms 0.3.1 (KDE Business Software)

subdms 0.3.1
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Subversion Based Document Management System.

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Frescobaldi 0.7.12 (KDE Sound Application)

Frescobaldi 0.7.12
(KDE Sound Application)
Frescobaldi is a LilyPond sheet music editor for KDE4. It aims to be powerful, yet lightweight and easy to use.

You can edit LilyPond documents and build and preview them with a mouse click. Clicking on notes in the PDF preview places the text cursor in the right place. A score wizard is provided to quickly setup a music score. There are editing tools to manipulate the rhythm, acticulations, lyrics hyphenation, etc. On Linux, direct MIDI input is supported using Rumor.

To run Frescobaldi under KDE 4.1 you must also install the lilypond-kde4 package, that provides icons for the lilypond MIME type and a KDE service to handle the LilyPond point-and-click links in PDF documents. See: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/lilypond-kde4?content=92819 When you use KDE 4.2, this package is not needed anymore.

changelog:
Changes in 0.7.12 -- July 1st, 2009

* It is now possible to run LilyPond on remote documents and documents that have
not been saved yet. In such cases Frescobaldi internally saves the LilyPond
file to a local temporary directory. Point and click also works on remote or
unnamed documents. This makes it easy to paste something from an email and run
LilyPond immediately, without bothering to save it first under a suitable file
name. The local cache is deleted when the document is closed or saved to a
directory on the local file system.
* It is now possible to configure external applications for PDF and MIDI files.
These will then be used instead of the KDE default configured applications.
* New align action (LilyPond->Source Document->Indent) that properly indents a
document or selection of lines. This indenter is a bit more robust than the
one built into KatePart. The Score Wizard and Expand Manager now also use the
users indentation settings, instead of always using two spaces indent.
* New shortcuts to insert nice typographical quotes: Ctrl+' for single and
Ctrl+" for double quotes. Left and right quotes are automatically determined.
If text is selected, the selected text is put between quotes.
* Repeat last note/chord: only keep articulations and ties.
* Bug fixes:
- Smart Point and Click remains working if pitches are translated
- Text editor keeps keyboard focus again when clicked in PDF preview
- Rumor plugin more stable in keyboard mode and stops cleanly if running on
Frescobaldi exit
* Translations:
- French updated by David Bouriaud (thanks!)
- Dutch updated by self



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