Comes with the open-source C-BIOS ROM image. ROMs from real machines can
be downloaded at the MSX Archive:

http://www.msxarchive.nl/pub/msx/emulator/system_roms/openMSX/

openMSX Catapult is an optional part (a subproject) of openMSX, the MSX
emulator that aims for perfection. With Catapult you can control openMSX via
a graphical user interface. A release of Catapult is compatible with the
current release of openMSX. The project is not being developed anymore, but we
will try to keep it working to make working with openMSX more convenient. We do
have plans to create a brand new openMSX control program.

This project was created for package gambatte via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package mysql-workbench via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package libtunepimp5 via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package fs-uae via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package mysql-connector-cpp via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package kf5-filesystem via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package kf6-filesystem via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project contains Plasma 5 packages that don't conflict with kdebase4-workspace or the corresponding KDE4 applications' packages, so can be installed side-by-side with KDE4 (they install to /opt/kf5).
Install plasma5-session to be able to select Plasma 5 on your Login Screen, and/or plasma5-session-wayland for Plasma/Wayland (not supported by kdm though).

Also it contains KDE4 packages that are no longer available, are crippled, or KF5 based in the standard repos.
Install kdebase4-session to get a "KDE Plasma Workspace" (i.e. KDE4) entry on your login screen (this should also pull in all necessary packages for a basic KDE4 desktop).

Please note that you also need the KDE:Frameworks5 repo (and additionally KDE:Qt5 on Leap) for neccessary packages!
This project only contains versions of those packages from there that conflict with KDE4.
Exception: The Tumbleweed repo is built against plain Tumbleweed, no additional repo needed if you use that one.

You should probably give this repo a higher priority (= lower priority number) than KDE:Frameworks5 and the standard repos, especially on Tumbleweed, to make sure the packages from here are preferred.
And it's advisable to do a full switch to this repo (and KDE:Qt5/KDE:Frameworks5 if applicable) after you add it, to rule out a mixture of packages, especially if you already have a KDE installation. See https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Vendor_change_update ("Full repository Vendor change").

This project was created for package Mesa via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package Mesa via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package kdelibs4 via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project was created for package libQtWebKit4 via attribute OBS:Maintained

This project contains no software, but it defines the administrators for the KDE: project group.

This repository contains applications and libraries which belong to the KDE Release Gear bundle.

KDE:Distro:Factory used to contain KDE 4.14 packages. Nowadays it only contains packages that will be removed in the future.

The KDE:Extra repository contains additional packages maintained by the KDE team that are not part of KDE Applications, Frameworks or Plasma. It is made available using the Yast Community repositories list. It contains only stable versions of software.

Skrooge allows managing personal finances, powered by KDE.
It has many features and can be used to enter, follow, and
analyze expenses.