Free kde 4.2.88 beta software for linux

TorK project is a Tor Controller for KDE.

TorK allows you to configure, run and update Tor. It also allows you to view the Tor network and choose how you would like to interact with the network.

TorK is very much in an alpha state.

phpDEV project provides a framework for any php development. It includes users, setting, session, elements and template management as a base to build upon. All base functionality has full web based management included, where you take it from there is up to you.
Enhancements:
- Bus fixes and large amount of polishing

SGCE is a skin care management system that manages customers, treatment follow-up, product supply, clinic history, and skin status.

The project is a Web-based management system with Brazilian-Portuguese language support.

Installation:

- Load mysql structure from database-mysql.sql file
- Set up conf.inc.php

sharkTorrent project is a bittorrent client written in c++ and it uses wxwidgets , libtorrent and boost.

Kompile project is a KDE interface for automatic execution of configurations, compilation and installation of source tarball.
When you compile and install Kompile sources (with normal steps "configure && make && make install") sone new voices are added to konqueror action menu for tar-based compressed archives (.tar, .tar.gz, .tar.bz, .tar.bz2).
Main features:
- One-click tarball installation with default commands (decpression -> compile && make && make install).
- One-click uninstall of installed application from tarball with default commands (decompression -> compile && make uninstall).
- Integration in Konquerors actions menu for commons source archives.
- System traybar minimization.
- Informations about installation progress from trybar icon.
- Console output view for optional check installation progress details.
Usage
Instead to command line usage you can selct operations directly form konqueror action menu voices:
- Automatic package install : Install package with default configuration and bulding options (defaults are "configure && make && make install). Its equivalent to type ~]#kompile /archive/path/sourcetarball.tar.bz2
- Automatic package uninstall : Unnstall package with default configuration options (defaults are "configure && make uninstall); Its equivalent to type ~]#kompile --uninstall /archive/path/sourcetarball.tar.bz2
Enhancements:
- Profiles managemnt dialog redesigned.
- Performance improved.
- Corrected some bugs in profle creation for default install operation.
- Fixed sintax problems in checkinstall invocation.
- Minor bugs fixing
- Polish language translation (Thanks to Bogusz Linda)

DataKiosk is a JuK-like database interface tool for generic SQL databases. What does that mean? Essentially, DataKiosk provides a series of wizards (anyone familiar with Qt Designers database wizards will find them familiar) that allow you to build a custom Juk-like interface for any SQL database with a QtSQL driver.
A little bit about where it came from... DataKiosk began as a solution for a customer with a thorny problem. This customer had some nasty legacy databases with horrible user interfaces that all needed to be merged.
While brainstorming for a solution, I came up with the idea of a Juk-like interface. After all, Juk and ITunes are wonderful interfaces for musical databases so, why not extend the concept to other generic SQL databases?
DataKiosk now resides in kdecvs under the kdeextragear-1 module.
Main features:
- Load tables with fully configurable fields.
- Present Parent/Child tables through foreign key relations.
- Basic and Advanced Search where the terms are transformed into SQL SELECT statements.
- Integrated Kugar Reports where the report is created from the current search.
- Project based with Saved Searches, Saved Reports and so on.
- Present a very fast and efficient data entry application.
Enhancements:
- Ive changed the project bar to reflect Qt4 designers widget box layout ideas. This gives a better separation of Tables and Reports and it also allowed me to introduce ...
- Views. These are customizable composite forms that can be optionally populated by the edit forms of the table tree. Searching and scrolling and editing all work as normal from within them.
- Many, many, many, other features and bug fixes that Ill go into detail after the Beta.

KSalomon is a new vocabulary trainer for Kde 3 (Linux). The project is open source software written using the Qt and KDE Libraries.
The program is based on the "Leitner" learning system:
The vocabulary is stored in a card index box which can contain several vocabulary files. Words that have been answered correctly on first attempt are moved into a higher folder, where they are asked less often each time.
The number of folders, as well as the time the vocabulary should stay locked is configurable. Words that havent been answered correctly stay in the folder, or, if they already were in a higher folder, are being moved back down.
Main features:
- Multiple correct answers possible
- Easy and fast way to enter words, synonyms, ..., mouse is not needed
- The possibility to record and play sounds for every word, description and example
- Pictures can be added to words
- LaTeX support for e.g. mathematic expressions
- Highly configurable
- You can specify a font for every language
- Special characters can be entered using configurable key combinations
- You can assign different colours to parts of speech
- Supports the kvtml file format
Version restrictions:
- printing support
- Documentation
- Learning mode
Enhancements:
- Added some documentation, viewable via "hints".
- Mainly bugfixing since 0.1.6.