Amarok is a media player for all kinds of media. This includes MP3, Ogg
Vorbis, audio CDs, podcasts and streams. Play lists can be stored in
.m3u or .pls files.

digiKam is a simple digital photo management application for KDE, which
allows you to import and organize your digital photos easily. The
photos can be organized in albums, which can be sorted chronologically,
by directory layout, or by custom collections. An easy-to-use interface
that enables you to connect to your camera and preview, download, or
delete your images, is provided.

K3b is a CD burning application that supports Ogg Vorbis, MP3 audio
files, DVD burning, CDDB, and much more.

Kaffeine plays all files and devices supported by Xine. For example,
MPEG files, AVI (if the codec being used is supported by Xine), MP3,
and Ogg Vorbis. It also handles Video CDs, DVDs, and DVB cards.

This KDE control module allows to choose the style of GTK+
applications.

A set of plug-ins for the KDE KIPI interface, used by some KDE imaging
applications.

Yakuake is a retractable KDE terminal emulator.

Base files and libraries for koffice applications. The applications are
in these packages:

koffice-wordprocessing koffice-spreadsheet koffice-illustration
koffice-presentation koffice-database koffice-planning koffice-extra

This is keximdb, the MDB file migration driver for Kexi.

MDB files are the native database format of MS Access (andalso some
other MS applications). This driver can be used by Kexi's migration
framework to convert simple Access databases into native Kexi
databases.

Translations for KDE applications.

Kover is an easy to use WYSIWYG CD cover printer. You can type in the
title and contents, select fonts and images, and print it. The program
prints the cover including the cut and fold lines. It supports CDDB for
automatic completion of title and artist information.

You can describe your pictures with KPhotoAlbum, add keywords to
pictures, and afterwards search for them quickly and easily. It can
also be used to generate Web pages with pictures.

libgpod is a library meant to abstract access to iPod content. It
provides an easy-to-use API to retrieve the list of files and
playliststored on an iPod, modify them, and save them back to the iPod.

Libkdcraw is a C++ interface around dcraw binary program used to decode
RAW picture files. The library documentation is available on header
files.

This library is used by kipi-plugins, digiKam and others kipi host
programs.

Libkexiv2 is a wrapper around Exiv2 library to manipulate pictures
metadata.

This package provides a generic KDE image plug-in interface used by
some KDE image applications. Plug-ins for this interface are in the
kipi-plugins package.

Libusb is a library that allows userspace access to USB devices.

Lpdfilter is a collection of scripts used for printing various data
with lpr(1) and lpd(8). An entry for lpdfilter in /etc/printcap is
required (see printcap(5)) to enable these scripts. This can be done by
using the lprsetup script or by calling YaST2, which uses lprsetup.

Web user interface for the LSB application checker. Contains a small
embedded Web server and allows to control the checker either remotely
or locally.

Headers, library proxies and tools for building LSB-compliant
applications.

Miscelaneous tools for LSB.

pkgconfig links for mono on other of biarch platforms

With this package, you can emulate the second and third mouse buttons
on Powermacs if you have a one-button mouse.

Activate: rcmouseemu start Deactivate: rcmouseemu stop

The default is determined in /etc/sysconfig/mouseemu by the variable
START_MOUSEEMU.

XULRunner is a single installable package that can be used to bootstrap
multiple XUL+XPCOM applications that are as rich as Firefox and
Thunderbird.

Features:

- Booting a diskless client either from an EPROM or from a floppy
without additional utility tools

- The Bootrom code can use many standard DOS packet drivers and
therefore supports almost any PC network card

- Easy configuration of the bootrom under UNIX

- The bootrom can load a BOOTP vendor extension file to support more
space for tags according to RFC 1533

- Using the bootrom menu support, it is possible to optionally boot
different operating systems

- Even if there is a hard disk installed in the client computer,
bootrom can be used as a boot manager, because it also allows
booting from any partition

- Cross-gateway booting

- Bootrom runs on any 80x86 processor but is optimized for the 386+

- Able to boot different operating systems--Linux and MS-DOS (and
clones) are currently supported