Free kdevelop software for linux

QDevelop project is a development environment entirely dedicated to Qt4.
QDevelop requires Qt4, gcc under Linux or MinGW under Windows, possibly gdb for programs debugging and ctags for code completion.
QDevelop is available in English, French, German, Dutch, Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Russian and Italian. If you want to translate in your language, please contact me.
QDevelop is not a Kdevelop like or reduced. Its an independent IDE dedicated to Qt and is totally independent of KDevelop. Less complete, but faster, light and especially multi-platforms. QDevelop and KDevelop have different code sources.
Main features:
- Cross Platform: Supports Linux, Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS X and FreeBSD
- Reading and writing project files (with some small restrictions)
- Add / Delete and edit project files (or external files)
- Management of normal projects and project SUBDIRS.
- Independent build for each projects. I.e. are rebuild only the really modified projects.
- A powerful editor with code completion, syntax highligthing, bookmarks, auto-brackets, auto-indentation, auto-save before build, line numbers and selection margin.
- A class browser who allows the programmer to browse, navigate, or visualize the structure of classes, members and functions of projects.
- In the event of errors or warnings of compilation, double-click on the line opens the corresponding editor.
- Debugging with gdb. Toggle breakpoints by click in the line number on editor or by right click. When the program is stopped on breakpoint, the local variables are automatically showed on output dock.
- In the editor, F1 call Assistant to show help for the word under the cursor.
- Open Source
- Its Free!
Enhancements:
Name:
- QIde becomes QDevelop at October 4, 2006
Corrections:
- A crash if a file is opened without project
- Bug in classes explorer when a sub-project have a name identical of the main project.
- Deletion of Auto-Hide docks, not working with Qt 4.2
- The settings are now written in qdevelop.ini file in the user home directory.
- The database of project is named "qdevelop-settings.db" in project directory.
- New C++ highlighter
Adds:
- The Default projects directory can be set in options dialog.
- Bookmarks. Bookmarks can be toggled on menu bar and by right-click in margin number or editor.
- Add "Next Bookmark" and "Previous Bookmark" to menu Bookmark.
- Add Bookmarks toolbar.
- Save bookmarks and breakpoints in project settings
- Add "console" to CONFIG variable in (.pro) file for new projects to have qDebug() written on debug console under Windows.
- Modification of the class browser to understand functions overloading.
- When a project is closed, the content of class browser is saved in database project.db. With this database, the content is reloaded very quickly during the loading of the project. This feature require to have the SQL driver sqlite enable. On build enter the option -qt-sql-sqlite after the configure command.
- Moving tabs with mouse to switch between us
- Detection when a file was modified by another program and ask for save or reload.
- Two tabs to show debugged variables program. Deletion of line edit "Debug command", obsolete with new tabs.
- Templates to create a project (based on dialog or main window).
- The code completion list contains the name and signature of functions.
- Entries "Close Other Tabs" and "Close All Tabs" in popup menu showed by right-click on editor Tab.
- Add Polish, Spanish, Chinese and Russian translations
- The application can be build using cmake (experimental!)

KwickDo software aims at easing the creation of new events/todo based on pre-recorded templates. For example if you generally set your meetings to start at 10:00, last 1 hour and have a reminder 15 minutes before it starts, you can create this as a template and quickly create a new Event by typing #meeting# Meet with Bob as your Events name. The meeting will be created accordingly.

Note that it uses libkcals iCal implementation so it should be compatible with any iCal compatible organizer (such as Korganizer of course).

This is very Alpha version, with lots of things hard coded that should be configurable, and no internationalization (yet). It requires Qt4, KDE4 and libkdepim4 (+ headers).
I included the KDevelop files so itll be easy for you to have everything running if you use KDevelop.

KmailSpy is a small KDE docking mail preview program (POP3) that can be used to get a list of the current emails on your server complete with size, subject, date-time, and "from" information for each entry.

Individual messages can be read (in ASCII text only), saved (in ASCII text only), or deleted.

KMailSpy is intended to be a convenient and quick way to keep an eye on your email server, preview your email, and delete spam to keep your system free of clutter and potential viruses.

Developed with KDevelop 3.33 in C++ on Mepis 6.x

The project is a simple program using xine code from mplayer (thanks!) to download BBC Listen Again streams.
Simply open the "Listen with External Real Player" links with this program and you can save the Real audio file. Play it with mplayer, vlc, or even Real Player (their linux player is actually quite good amazingly).
To build it you just need Qt 4. If it doesnt work, you might want to generate mplayers config.h for your system, and then copy it over libreal/config.h
Ive also included a binary that might possible work if you are lucky, but this is linux so it probably wont.
Anyway, enjoy! Also Mark Thomas - legend.
PS: If someone wants to make some packages that automatically do the association thing, that would be great!
PPS: Progress bar is approximate - it will take as long to download as the programme lasts.
To install, do something like:
qmake
make
sudo make install
Then (for KDE):
Go to a BBC listen again stream. Download the .ram file linked to by "Listen in External Real Player".
Right click it->properties->Type: Edit file type->Add Application->/usr/bin/keeplistening
Enhancements:
- Fixed compilation errors (kdevelop assumed absolute paths)
- Close on errors
- Added auto-close checkbox (on by default)
- Ignore lines starting with ## in ram files.

KVisualBoyAdvance ( "KVBA" ) is a simple graphical frontend to the VisualBoyAdvance emulator, which lets you play Game Boy Advance(Tm) games under Linux.
KVBA is developed in KDevelop.
Main features:
- showing available GBA ROM files
- selecting directory where GBA ROMs are stored
- selecting VisualBoyAdvance binary to use
- choosing various runtime arguments ( size, smoothness, filters, etc... )
- saving options if selected ( using them on next run )
- configuations stored in $HOME/.kvisualboyadvance/VisualBoyAdvance.cfg text file ( from v 0.3 )
Default controls ( can be changed in the text configuration file )
# Left - Left Arrow
# Right - Right Arrow
# Up - Up Arrow
# Down - Down Arrow
# A - Z
# B - X
# L - A
# R - S
# Start - ENTER
# Select - BACKSPACE
# Speed up - SPACE
The command line VisualBoyAdvance program can be found at: http://vboy.gnemu.com
and not supplied with KVBA, but KVBA tested with VisualBoyAdvance version 1.7 only
Do not forget that for VisualBoyAdvance to run you need the libSDL1.2 package
KVisualBoyAdvance is distributed under the GPL.
Enhancements:
- optional usage of external BIOS file

The KLogo-Turtle is an interpreter of the LOGO language for KDE desktops.
The KLogo-Turtle is a useful tool for teaching geometry and the basic principles of the programming of computer. Children can study the mathematics of geometry in an interactive and constructive way.
KLogo-Turtle has syntax a little different than the LOGO language developed at MIT. Look at the documents link. Comments, doubts and suggestions, please use the e-mail link.
KLogo-Turtle supports commands in the languages english, portuguese, german, italian and french.
KLogo-Turtle is under the GPL license and is developed in KDevelop by Euclides Chuma.
Enhancements:
- Release version stable (0.6) with support for commands in english, portuguese, german, italian and french.

KToon is a 2D Animation Toolkit designed by animators (Toonka Films ) for animators, focused to the Cartoon Industry.
KToon is covered by the GPL License using G++, OpenGL and QT as programming resources from KDevelop as the development platform.
By now, KToon is only available for Unix systems but we expect to make it works on Windows systems too someday.