Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on November 08, 2005 04:31 AM
I am truly amazed how well some of the klik packages work. I'm a klik user ever since Kurt Pfeifle started to regularly <a href="http://www.kdedevelopers.org/blog/418/" title="kdedevelopers.org">blog about it</a kdedevelopers.org>, 2 months ago. My current favorite is
It bundles a Xine sound engine with it, and it is based on the current amaroK development code, re-built each night from the Subversion repository. Only 9 MByte for the complete bundle -- that is not more than the SUSE RPM package for amaroK (Is that the effect of the compression that is applied to the<nobr> <wbr></nobr>.cmg? Whatever...). My other favourite kliks are:
(Damn, the links above do not work! They are displayed with the required "//", but these are actually not in the links. You'll have to insert the double-slashes manually!)
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Posted by: Anonymous Coward on November 08, 2005 04:31 AMI am truly amazed how well some of the klik packages work. I'm a klik user ever since Kurt Pfeifle started to regularly <a href="http://www.kdedevelopers.org/blog/418/" title="kdedevelopers.org">blog about it</a kdedevelopers.org>, 2 months ago. My current favorite is
It bundles a Xine sound engine with it, and it is based on the current amaroK development code, re-built each night from the Subversion repository. Only 9 MByte for the complete bundle -- that is not more than the SUSE RPM package for amaroK (Is that the effect of the compression that is applied to the<nobr> <wbr></nobr>.cmg? Whatever...). My other favourite kliks are:
<a href="klik:scribus-latest" title="klik">klik://scribus-latest</a klik>
<a href="klik:kimdaba-latest" title="klik">klik://kimdaba-latest</a klik>
<a href="klik:wesnoth-latest" title="klik">klik://wesnoth-latest</a klik>
<a href="klik:kdissert" title="klik">klik://kdissert</a klik>
<a href="klik:kflickr" title="klik">klik://kflickr</a klik>
<a href="klik:kitty" title="klik">klik://kitty</a klik>
<a href="klik:klamav" title="klik">klik://klamav</a klik>
<a href="klik:xara" title="klik">klik://xara</a klik>
<a href="klik:luma" title="klik">klik://luma</a klik>
<a href="klik:opera9" title="klik">klik://opera9</a klik>
<a href="klik:skype" title="klik">klik://skype</a klik>
<a href="klik:smb4k" title="klik">klik://smb4k</a klik>
<a href="klik:yakuake" title="klik">klik://yakuake</a klik>
<a href="klik:ooo2" title="klik">klik://ooo2</a klik>
<a href="klik:nvu" title="klik">klik://nvu</a klik>
(Damn, the links above do not work! They are displayed with the required "//", but these are actually not in the links. You'll have to insert the double-slashes manually!)
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