Software Map

KOrganizer is the KDE PIM/Calendar/Scheduling tool. It is different from other programs for Unix/Linux like ical or plan because it supports vCalendar, a flexible, open Internet standard for exchanging calendar information (for instance, Lotus and Microsoft both support it in their products). For this reason, you can move to KOrganizer without losing your existing data.

KlamAV provides ClamAV protection for the KDE desktop. It
includes 'on access' scanning, manual scanning, quarantine
management, downloading of updates, mail scanning, and
automated installation.

PieDock is a task bar in the shape of a pie menu
that appears directly around your mouse cursor. It
feels a little bit like the Mac OS X dock but in a
circular shape.

The Open Palmtop Integrated Environment aims at
making a universal graphical framework for most
(embedded) distributions available and providing a
basic platform even for professional applications. As
reference platforms, HP's iPAQ and Sharp's Zaurus
PDAs are directly supported.

OneFinger is a general-purpose GUI for composing
CLI commands with the mouse. Although entirely
graphical, it does not attempt to hide the underlying
CLI language. It increases your productivity over
classical hand-typing by caching commands typed into
terminals, which tend to be highly repetitive.
Repeated commands can be selected from a list,
ordered by last usage time. It includes an integrated
file browser that helps you insert filenames without
typing them. and allows you to see only those
programs that make sense with a given file.

Kopete is a flexible and extendable multiple protocol instant messaging system designed as a plugin-based system. All protocols are plugins and allow modular installation, configuration, and usage without the main application knowing anything about the plugin being loaded. The goal of Kopete is to provide users with a standard and easy to use interface between all of their instant messaging systems, but at the same time also providing developers with the ease of writing plugins to support a new protocol. The core Kopete development team provides a handful of plugins that most users can use, in addition to templates for new developers to base a plugin on.

Bangarang is a semantically empowered media player. Fully integrated with KDE’s Nepomuk semantic storage, Bangarang has access to indexed media information and automatically shares its own media information, rating, tags, and usage statistics with other Nepomuk powered applications. Anything Phonon multimedia system plays, Bangarang plays. Audio settings and video settings are automatically enabled if the Phonon backend supports it. Plasma desktop widgets with MPRIS support can directly control Bangarang. Bangarang keeps you in control of your media experience. It provides quick access to lists of recently played, highest rated, and frequently played items. The Info View provides helpful information when you need it. Media information can be edited easily. It can fetch artist, song, movie, and TV show information from open data providers like Last.fm, themoviedb.org, and theTVDB.com. Bangarang lets you use either tags or files and folders to organize your media in any way you wish.

madman is a music manager application in the vein of Apple's iTunes and its many clones. It serves as a tag editor, a media library, and a CD burning frontend, and is extensible through plugin scripts. Dynamic playlists and powerful search features allow you to listen to better music all the time.

TuxCards provides a hierarical notebook similar to CueCards under Windows. Every kind of note and idea may be managed and sorted within a tree structure.