KPar2 is an application for the verification and repair of source files using
parity *.par2 and *.PAR2 files.

RPM Context Menu for Konqueror

soundKonverter is a front-end to various audio converters.

The key features are:
- Audio conversion
- Replay Gain calculation
- CD ripping

KFTPgrabber is a graphical FTP client for the K Desktop Environment. It implements many features required for usable FTP interaction. It supports FXP, TLS/SSL, SFTP.

KIso is a program for KDE to make it as easy as possible to create manipulate
and extract CD Image files.

LibPar2 allows for the generation, modification, verification, and repairation
of PAR v1.0 and PAR v2.0(PAR2) recovery sets.
It contains the basic functions needed for working with these sets and is the
basis for GUI applications such as KPar2 and GPar2.

PyCHM is a package that provides bindings for Jed Wing's CHMLIB library.

The chm package contains four modules, namely chm.chm, chm.chmlib, chm.extra and
chm._chmlib. chm.chmlib is a low level wrapper module around the API provided by
the C library chmlib.

Kicker Recoll applet for KDE3.

Recoll is a personal full text search tool for Unix/Linux.

This is a version with Qt3 based GUI.

UnRTF is a command-line program written in C which converts documents in Rich
Text Format (.rtf) to HTML, LaTeX, troff macros, and RTF itself.

i18nspector is a tool for checking translation templates (POT), message
catalogues (PO) and compiled message catalogues (MO) files for common
problems. These files are used by the GNU gettext translation functions
and tools in many different development environments.

Checks include: incorrect or inconsistent character encoding, missing
headers, incorrect language codes and improper plural forms.

KMFL engine for IBus input platform allows input of many languages using
KMFL (Keyboard Mapping for Linux).

Authors:
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Doug Rintoul

KMFLcomp is an application to create the compiled keyboard files used by
LIBKMFL from the keyboard source files specifying the rules for keyboard
mapping.

Authors:
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John Durdin
Doug Rintoul

KMFL (Keyboard Mapping for Linux) engine.

Authors:
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John Durdin
Doug Rintoul

uchardet is a C language binding of the original C++ implementation of
the universal charset detection library by Mozilla.

uchardet is an encoding detector library, which takes a sequence of
bytes in an unknown character encoding without any additional
information, and attempts to determine the encoding of the text.

Ksenia Erulevich, designer of the Alice typeface, was inspired by Lewis
Carrol’s novel and decided to make a typeface that will be suitable for
typesetting that book.

It came out eclectic and quaint, old-fashioned, having widened
proportions, open aperture, and soft rounded features; perfect for long
meditative text-setting and headlines.

Junge is an elegant and slim text typeface inspired by the calligraphy
of Günther Junge. Thanks to a combination of features it performs
equally well in most ranges. At small sizes it builds the impression of
flittering strokes. In large headlines its refined detailing become
visible. It is not as strictly structured as a text typeface, and has
subtle irregularities reminiscent of its calligraphic origin.

A lovely Bold Condensed Script fully loaded with hundreds of ligatures
and alternates.

Lobster Cyrillic includes:
- 99 Cyrillic ligatures.
- 25 ending glyphs.
- 100 ending ligatures.
- 2 initial ligatures.
- Ukrainian Hryvnia and Russian Ruble currency symbols.

Authors:
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Pablo Impallari
Alexei Vanyashin
Gayaneh Bagdasaryan

Lora is a well-balanced contemporary serif with roots in calligraphy. It is a text typeface with moderate contrast well suited for body text. A paragraph set in Lora will make a memorable appearance because of its brushed curves in contrast with driving serifs. The overall typographic voice of Lora perfectly conveys the mood of a modern-day story, or an art essay.

Technically Lora is optimised for screen appearance, and works equally well in print.

Designed by Olga Karpushina, and Alexei Vanyashin for Cyreal.

Marko Horobchyk is a brush-inspired typeface for children's literature.

As the name suggests (Horobchyk is Ukrainian for sparrow), the initial
idea was to create a typeface-companion for Marko the sparrow — a
cartoon character by illustrator and type designer Zhenya Spizhovyi.

Marko Horobchyk is simple and smooth, has special inner tension and
eye-catchy detailing. The letterforms are based on calligraphy and
sketches — this is what makes Marko Horobchyk lively, enchanting, and
amiable.

Marko Horobchyk will work best in medium to large sizes and captivating
headlines.
While it is technically optimised for better performance on screen,
carefully adjusted outlines promise good quality in print too.

Marmelad is designed specifically for medium to large-size headlines and
remains well-balanced for long text setting because of its regular
proportions and medium contrast. Ascenders and descenders are elegant
and details refined. The name and overall feel refers to marmalade
sweets – soft and ductile.

All vertical strokes are rounded towards the baseline, which is why
technically there is no sense for overshoots in rounded letters like O.
Marmelad performs well on screen because of its soft rounded features
and generous x-height.

The font supports Latin-1, Cyrillic and Turkish (Latin-5) encoding.

Wire is a condensed monoline sans. Its modular-based characters are
flavored with a sense of art nouveau. Nearly hairline thickness suggests
usage for body text above 12px. While at display sizes it reveals its
tiny dot terminals to create a sharp mood in headlines.

For web typesetting it is recommended to adjust letter-spacing for sizes
below 30px to 0.033em and up. For 12 px we recommend the value of
0.085em.

Meslo LG is a customized version of Apple's Menlo-Regular font (which is
a customized Bitstream Vera Sans Mono).

Authors:
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André Berg

Open-source version of the fonts by Russian standard GOST 2.304-81
«Letters for drawings».

PT Mono was developed for the special needs for use in forms, tables, work sheets etc. Equal widths of characters are very helpful in setting complex documents, with such font you may easily calculate size of entry fields, column widths in tables and so on. One of the most important area of use is Web sites of electronic governments where visitors have to fill different request forms. Currently PT Mono consists of just one Regular style.

The fonts beside standard Western, Central European and Cyrillic code pages contain characters of all title languages of Russian Federation that make them unique and very important tool of the modern digital communications.