Add Feed to Akregator
Add Feeds to Akregator
Add All Found Feeds to Akregator
Subscribe to site updates (using news feed)
Imported Feeds
& Auto Refresh
None
Every 15 Seconds
Every 30 Seconds
Every Minute
Every 5 Minutes
Every 10 Minutes
Every 15 Minutes
Every 30 Minutes
Every 60 Minutes
Cannot Refresh Source
This plugin cannot auto-refresh the current part.
Translate Web Page
Translate Web & Page
& English To
& French To
& German To
& Spanish To
& Portuguese To
& Italian To
& Dutch To
& Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Traditional)
& Dutch
& French
& German
& Italian
& Japanese
& Korean
& Norwegian
& Portuguese
& Russian
& Spanish
Thai
& English
& Chinese (Simplified) to English
Chinese (Traditional) to English
& Japanese to English
& Korean to English
& Russian to English
Cannot Translate Source
Only web pages can be translated using this plugin.
Only full webpages can be translated for this language pair.
Translation Error
The URL you entered is not valid, please correct it and try again.
Extra Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
& Crashes
All Pages of This Crash
No Recovered Crashes
& Clear List of Crashes
Extra Toolbar
View Filter
Allow to filter the currently displayed items by filetype.
Filter Field
Only Show Items of Type
Use Multiple Filters
Show Count
Reset
Extra Toolbar
Filter Toolbar
No error
Index size exceeded
DOMString size exceeded
Hierarchy request error
Wrong document
Invalid character
No data allowed
No modification allowed
Not found
Not supported
Attribute in use
Invalid state
Syntax error
Invalid modification
Namespace error
Invalid access
Unknown Exception %1
Add attribute
Change attribute value
Remove attribute
Rename attribute
Change textual content
Insert node
Remove node
Move node
Edit Element
& Append as Child
Insert & Before Current
Edit Text
Edit Attribute
DOM Tree for %1
DOM Tree
Move Nodes
Save DOM Tree as HTML
File Exists
Do you really want to overwrite: %1?
Overwrite
Unable to Open File
Unable to open %1 for writing
Invalid URL
This URL %1 is not valid.
Delete Nodes
Delete Attributes
Message Log
Pure DOM Tree
Show DOM Attributes
Highlight HTML
Show Message Log
Expand
Increase expansion level
Collapse
Decrease expansion level
& Delete
Delete nodes
New & Element...
New & Text Node...
Delete attributes
Show & DOM Tree
Attribute & name:
Attribute & value:
DOM Tree Viewer
& List
Hide
DOM Node
Node & value:
Node & type:
Namespace & URI:
Node & name:
Name
Value
Apply
& File
& Edit
& View
& Go
Main Toolbar
Tree Toolbar
Element & name:
Element & namespace:
Extra Toolbar
Edit & text for text node:
DOM Tree Options
& Pure
& Refresh
Name
Size
File Count
Directory Count
Last Modified
Owner
Group
Mime Type
Go To
Go Up
Stop Refresh
Refresh
Refresh '%1 '
Stop at Depth
Stop at Area
Stop at Name
Color Mode
Visualization
None
Depth
FSView
Filesystem Utilization Viewer
(c) 2003-2005, Josef Weidendorfer
This is the FSView plugin, a graphical browsing mode showing filesystem utilization by using a tree map visualization. Note that in this mode, automatic updating when filesystem changes are made is intentionally not done. For details on usage and options available, see the online help under menu'Help/ FSView Manual '.
& FSView Manual
Show FSView manual
Opens the help browser with the FSView documentation
Move to Trash
Delete
& Edit File Type...
FSView intentionally does not support automatic updates when changes are made to files or directories, currently visible in FSView, from the outside. For details, see the'Help/ FSView Manual '.
Filesystem Viewer
(c) 2002, Josef Weidendorfer
View filesystem starting from this folder
& View
& Help
Your names
Your emails
Text %1
Recursive Bisection
Columns
Rows
Always Best
Best
Alternate (V)
Alternate (H)
Nesting
Correct Borders Only
Width %1
Allow Rotation
Shading
Visible
Take Space From Children
Top Left
Top Center
Top Right
Bottom Left
Bottom Center
Bottom Right
No %1 Limit
No Area Limit
Area of '%1 '(%2)
Double Area Limit (to %1)
Halve Area Limit (to %1)
No Depth Limit
Depth of '%1 '(%2)
Depth %1
Decrement (to %1)
Increment (to %1)
Create Image Gallery
Create
Image Gallery for %1
Look
Page Look
& Page title:
Images per row:
Show image file & name
Show image file & size
Show image & dimensions
Font name:
Font size:
& Foreground color:
& Background color:
Folders
& Save to HTML file:
The name of the HTML file this gallery will be saved to.
& Recurse subfolders
Whether subfolders should be included for the image gallery creation or not.
Recursion depth:
Endless
You can limit the number of folders the image gallery creator will traverse to by setting an upper bound for the recursion depth.
Copy original files
This makes a copy of all images and the gallery will refer to these copies instead of the original images.
Use & comment file
If you enable this option you can specify a comment file which will be used for generating subtitles for the images. For details about the file format please see the "What's This?" help below.
Comments & file:
You can specify the name of the comment file here. The comment file contains the subtitles for the images. The format of this file is: FILENAME1: Description FILENAME2: Description and so on
Thumbnails
Image format for the thumbnails:
Thumbnail size:
& Set different color depth:
& Create Image Gallery...
Could not create the plugin, please report a bug.
Creating an image gallery works only on local folders.
Creating thumbnails
Could not create folder: %1
Number of images: %1
Created on: %1
Subfolders:
Created thumbnail for: %1
Creating thumbnail for: %1 failed
KB
Could not open file: %1
Extra Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
HTML Settings
JavaScript
& Java
& Cookies
& Plugins
Autoload & Images
Enable Proxy
Enable Cache
Cache Policy
& Keep Cache in Sync
& Use Cache if Possible
& Offline Browsing Mode
Cookies could not be enabled, because the cookie daemon could not be started.
Cookies Disabled
Disable Proxy
Disable Cache
Media Player
Play
Pause
Not a sound file
Form1
Configuration - Metabar
Items
Open with:
Actions:
Animate resize
Show service menus
Themes
Install New Theme...
New...
Edit...
Name
Address
General
Actions
Links
Share
Create Link
New link
Name:
URL:
Edit Link
More
Run %1
Choose Application
Type
Size
User
Group
Permissions
Modified
Accessed
Link target
Files
Folders
Total Entries
Click to start preview
Creating preview
Configure Metabar...
Less
Add a Network Folder
Run
Comment
Needs root privileges
Microformats
Import All Microformats
& Minitools
& Edit Minitools
& Tools
Extra Toolbar
Rellinks
& Top
This link references a home page or the top of some hierarchy.
& Up
This link references the immediate parent of the current document.
& First
This link type tells search engines which document is considered by the author to be the starting point of the collection.
This link references the previous document in an ordered series of documents.
& Next
This link references the next document in an ordered series of documents.
& Last
This link references the end of a sequence of documents.
& Search
This link references the search.
Document
This menu contains the links referring the document information.
Table of & Contents
This link references the table of contents.
Chapters
This menu references the chapters of the document.
Sections
This menu references the sections of the document.
Subsections
This menu references the subsections of the document.
Appendix
This link references the appendix.
& Glossary
This link references the glossary.
& Index
This link references the index.
More
This menu contains other important links.
This link references the help.
& Authors
This link references the author.
Copyright
This link references the copyright.
This menu references the bookmarks.
Other Versions
This link references the alternate versions of this document.
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous links.
[Autodetected] %1
& Tools
Document Relations
Your names
Your emails
Search Toolbar
Search Bar Enter a search term. Click on the icon to change search mode or provider.
Search Bar
Focus Searchbar
Find in This Page
Select Search Engines...
Extra Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Change Browser Identification
Change Browser & Identification
Other
Version %1
%1 %2
Version %1 on %2
%1 %2 on %3
Identify As
Default Identification
Apply to Entire Site
Configure...
Validate Web Page
& Validate Web Page
Validate HTML (by URI)
Validate HTML (by Upload)
Validate CSS (by URI)
Validate CSS (by Upload)
Validate & Links
Validate Page
View Validator Report
Configure Validator...
Remote Validation
Local Validation
HTML tidy results:
Page: %1, %2, %3
Page: %1, %2
Frame '%1 ': %2, %3, %4
The selected URL cannot be verified because it contains a password. Sending this URL to %1 would put the security of %2 at risk.
Cannot Validate Source
You cannot validate anything except web pages with this plugin.
The URL you entered is not valid, please correct it and try again.
Validation
Extra Toolbar
HTML/ XML Validator
URL:
Upload:
CSS Validator
Link Validator
Message
Your names
Your emails
Validation Report
Error
Warning
Configure Validator Plugin
Internal Validation
Configure Validating Servers
Web Archiver
Status
Unable to Open Web-Archive
Unable to open %1 for writing.
Downloading
Ok
Archive & Web Page...
*. war *. tgz_BAR_Web Archives
Save Page as Web-Archive
Invalid URL
The URL %1 is not valid.
File Exists
Do you really want to overwrite: %1?
Overwrite
Local File
To:
Archiving:
Original URL
Extra Toolbar
Archiving webpage completed.
digiKam
Photo Management Program
Manage your photographs like a professional with the power of open source
Download complete
A download from a camera or other device has finished.
Batch queue completed
A queue in the batch queue manager has been completed.
Update of fingerprint database complete
The update of the fingerprint database has been completed.
Update of thumbnails database complete
The update of the thumbnails database has been completed.
Synchronization of images' metadata with database completed
The synchronization of the images' metadata with the database has been completed.
ImagePlugin_AdjustCurves
Image histogram adjust curves plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_AdjustLevels
Image histogram adjust levels plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_BlurFX
Blur special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Border
Add border to image plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_ChannelMixer
Image color channels mixer plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Charcoal
Charcoal drawing image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_ColorFx
Color special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_ContentAwareResizing
Liquid Rescale plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Core
digiKam Core Image Plugin
ImagePlugin_DistortionFX
Distortion special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Emboss
Emboss image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_FilmGrain
Film grain image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_FreeRotation
Free rotation plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_HotPixels
Hot pixel correction plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Infrared
Simulate infrared film plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_InPainting
digiKam plugin to inpaint a photograph
ImagePlugin_InsertText
Insert text to image plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_LensCorrection
Lens aberrations correction tools
ImagePlugin_LocalContrast
Local contrast plugin for Digikam
ImagePlugin_OilPaint
Oil paint image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Perspective
Perspective tool plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_RainDrop
Rain dropping image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Restoration
digiKam plugin to restore a photograph
ImagePlugin_ShearTool
Shear tool plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_SuperImpose
Template superimpose plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Texture
digiKam plugin to apply texture on image
ImagePlugin_WhiteBalance
White balance correction plugin for digiKam
digiKam albums kioslave
digiKam dates kioslave
digiKam search kioslave
digikam tags kioslave
showFoto
Photo Viewer and Editor
Download Photos with digiKam
digiKam Detect and Download
A digiKam Image Plugin
Digikam Nepomuk Service
A Nepomuk service that syncs with digikam
Noise Reduction plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_AdjustCurves
Image histogram adjust curves plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_AdjustLevels
Image histogram adjust levels plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_AntiVignetting
Anti Vignetting image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_BlurFX
Blur special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Border
Add border to image plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_ChannelMixer
Image color channels mixer plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Charcoal
Charcoal drawing image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Solarize
Color special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_DistortionFX
Distortion special effects plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Emboss
Emboss image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_FilmGrain
Film grain image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_FreeRotation
Free rotation plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_HotPixels
Hot pixel correction plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Infrared
Simulate infrared film plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_InPainting
digiKam plugin to inpaint a photograph
ImagePlugin_InsertText
Insert text to image plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_LensDistortion
Spherical aberration image correction plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_NoiseReduction
Noise Reduction plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_OilPaint
Oil paint image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Perspective
Perspective tool plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_RainDrop
Rain dropping image effect plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Refocus
digiKam plugin to refocus an image
ImagePlugin_Restoration
digiKam plugin to restore a photograph
ImagePlugin_ShearTool
Shear tool plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_SuperImpose
Template superimpose plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_Texture
digiKam plugin to apply texture on image
ImagePlugin_Unsharp
Unsharp mask image filter plugin for digiKam
ImagePlugin_WhiteBalance
White balance correction plugin for digiKam
Color Palette Editor
KColorEdit
Screen Grabbing Program
KGrab
kgrapheditor
A Graphviz dot graph editor for KDE
kgraphviewer
A Graphviz dot graph viewer for KDE
kgraphviewerPart
Icon Editor
KIconEdit
KPhotoAlbum
Photo Album
KPovModeler
Povray Modeler
Kuickshow
Image Viewer
PNG compression:
The compression value for PNG images: 1: low compression (large file size but short compression duration - default) 5: medium compression 9: high compression (small file size but long compression duration) Note: PNG is always a lossless image compression format.
Compress TIFF files
Toggle compression for TIFF images. If this option is enabled, the final size of the TIFF image is reduced. A lossless compression format (Deflate) is used to save the file.
Lossless JPEG 2000 files
Toggle lossless compression for JPEG 2000 images. If this option is enabled, a lossless method will be used to compress JPEG 2000 pictures.
JPEG 2000 quality:
The quality value for JPEG 2000 images: 1: low quality (high compression and small file size) 50: medium quality 75: good quality (default) 100: high quality (no compression and large file size) Note: JPEG 2000 is not a lossless image compression format when you use this setting.
JPEG quality:
The JPEG quality: 1: low quality (high compression and small file size) 50: medium quality 75: good quality (default) 100: high quality (no compression and large file size) Note: JPEG always uses lossy compression.
Warning: JPEG is a lossy image compression format.
None
Medium
High
Lossless PGF files
Toggle lossless compression for PGF images. If this option is enabled, a lossless method will be used to compress PGF pictures.
PGF quality:
The quality value for PGF images: 1: high quality (no compression and large file size) 3: good quality (default) 6: medium quality 9: low quality (high compression and small file size) Note: PGF is not a lossless image compression format when you use this setting.
Threshold:
Softness:
Advanced adjustments
Luminance
Photograph Noise Reduction Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Noise Reduction settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Noise Reduction text file.
Photograph Noise Reduction Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Noise Reduction text file.
Caption/ Tags
unavailable
Unknown
%1x%2 (%3Mpx)
%1 bpp
%1 (35mm: %2)
%1 ISO
EXIF
Makernote
IPTC
File:
Folder:
Date:
Size:
Owner:
Permissions:
File Properties
Type:
Dimensions:
Compression:
Bit depth:
Color mode:
Image Properties
Make:
Model:
Created:
Lens:
Aperture:
Focal:
Exposure:
Sensitivity:
Mode/ Program:
Flash:
White balance:
Photograph Properties
Readable:
Writable:
New Name:
Downloaded:
Camera File Properties
unknown
No
Yes
%1 (%2)
RAW Image
unchanged
Captions:
Enter caption text here.
Enter caption author name here.
Date:
Rating:
Enter new tag here...
Tags already assigned
Recent Tags
Revert all changes
Apply
Apply all changes to images
More
Description
Information
Apply changes?
Do you want to apply your changes?
caption
date
rating
tags
Do you want to apply your changes?
Always apply changes without confirmation
Applying changes to images. Please wait...
Writing metadata to files. Please wait...
Reading metadata from files. Please wait...
Tags
New Tag...
Create Tag From Address Book
Reset Tag Icon
All Tags
Children
Parents
Select
Deselect
Invert Selection
Toggle Auto
Both
Delete Tag
Properties...
No address book entries found
Read metadata from file to database
Write metadata to each file
Read metadata from each file to database
You are currently viewing items in the tag '%1 'that you are about to delete. You will need to apply change first if you want to delete the tag.
Delete '%1 'tag?
Delete
No Recently Assigned Tags
Found Tags
Assigned Tags
Properties
Metadata
Geolocation
Zoom in
Zoom out
Pan mode
Filter images
Select images
Zoom into a group
Map settings
Atlas
Previews single images
Preview grouped images
Show highest rated first
Show numbers
& Move Here
Cancel
Set as Tag Thumbnail
Assign Tag '%1 'to Items
Assigning image tags. Please wait...
Select from which region the histogram will be computed here: Full Image: Compute histogram using the full image. Selection: Compute histogram using the current image selection.
Full Image
Selection
Range:
Select the minimal intensity value of the histogram selection here.
Select the maximal intensity value of the histogram selection here.
Statistics
Here you can see the statistical results calculated from the selected histogram part. These values are available for all channels.
Pixels:
Count:
Mean:
Std. deviation:
Median:
Percentile:
Color depth:
Alpha Channel:
Histogram
ICC profile
16 bits
8 bits
Colors
Uncalibrated
JPEG quality %1
Altitude:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Date:
List of files that are about to be deleted.
This is the list of items that are about to be deleted.
If checked, files will be permanently removed instead of being placed in the Trash.
If this box is checked, files will be permanently removed instead of being placed in the Trash. Use this option with caution: most filesystems are unable to undelete deleted files reliably.
& Delete files instead of moving them to the trash
Do not & ask again
If checked, this dialog will no longer be shown, and files will be directly and permanently deleted.
If this box is checked, this dialog will no longer be shown, and files will be directly and permanently deleted.
If checked, this dialog will no longer be shown, and files will be directly moved to the Trash.
If this box is checked, this dialog will no longer be shown, and files will be directly moved to the Trash.
These items will be permanently deleted from your hard disk.
These items will be moved to Trash.
These albums will be permanently deleted from your hard disk.
These albums will be moved to Trash.
These albums will be permanently deleted from your hard disk. Note that all subalbums are included in this list and will be deleted permanently as well.
These albums will be moved to Trash. Note that all subalbums are included in this list and will be moved to Trash as well.
& Move to Trash
About to delete selected files
About to delete selected albums
Shared Libraries and Components Information
Dcraw program
Exiv2 supports XMP metadata
Exiv2 can write to Jpeg
Exiv2 can write to Tiff
Exiv2 can write to Png
Exiv2 can write to Jp2
Exiv2 can write to Pgf
Marble widget
Component
Info
List of supported RAW cameras
Settings for Saving Image File
Color Profile Info - %1
Make:
Model:
Created:
Aperture:
Focal:
Exposure:
Sensitivity:
%1_BAR_Camera RAW files
%1_BAR_Camera RAW files
Select an Image
Select Images
Copy to Clipboard
Error opening database backend.
The database is not valid: the "DBVersion" setting does not exist. The current database schema version cannot be verified. Try to start with an empty database.
Failed to create tables in database.
Failed to copy the old database file ("%1") to its new location ("%2"). Error message: "%3". Please make sure that the file can be copied, or delete it.
Copied database file
The old database file ("%1") has been copied to the new location ("%2") but it cannot be opened. Please delete both files and try again, starting with an empty database.
Opened new database file
Could not update from the old SQLite2 file ("%1"). Please delete this file and try again, starting with an empty database.
Updated from 0.7 database
Created tables
Imported albums
Imported images information
Last Search
Last Search (0.9)
Imported creation dates
Imported comments
Imported ratings
Dropped v3 tables
Folder "%1" on the volume with the id "%2"
RAW image file (%1)
RGB
Monochrome
Indexed
CMYK
Uncalibrated (RAW)
General
Detail preservation:
Preservation of details to set the sharpening level of the small features in the target image. Higher values leave details sharp.
Anisotropy:
Anisotropic (directional) modifier of the details. Keep it small for Gaussian noise.
Smoothing:
Total smoothing power: if the Detail Factor sets the relative smoothing and the Anisotropy Factor the direction, the Smoothing Factor sets the overall effect.
Regularity:
This value controls the evenness of smoothing to the image. Do not use a high value here, or the target image will be completely blurred.
Iterations:
Sets the number of times the filter is applied to the image.
Noise:
Sets the noise scale.
Advanced Settings
Angular step:
Set here the angular integration step (in degrees) analogous to anisotropy.
Integral step:
Set here the spatial integral step.
Gaussian:
Set here the precision of the Gaussian function.
Tile size:
Sets the tile size.
Tile border:
Sets the size of each tile border.
Interpolation:
Nearest Neighbor
Linear
Runge-Kutta
Select the right interpolation method for the desired image quality.
Fast approximation
Enable fast approximation when rendering images.
No or invalid size specified
Thumbnail is null
File does not exist
Cannot create thumbnail for %1
Use custom definition
Name:
Matter:
Detail:
& Add
& Delete
& Replace
Algeria
Angola
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Bahrain
Belgium
Belize
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Cayman Islands
Chad
Chile
China
Comoros
Congo
Costa Rica
Cuba
Djibouti
France
Gambia
Georgia
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guam
Guatemala
Guinea
Guyana
Vatican
Honduras
Israel
Italy
North-Korea
South-Korea
Lao
Liberia
Liechtenstein
Macedonia
Mali
Malta
Martinique
Mauritania
Mayotte
Monaco
Montserrat
Myanmar
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Caledonia
Nigeria
Niue
Norway
Paraguay
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Reunion
Rwanda
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Somalia
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Switzerland
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Turkey
Uganda
Vanuatu
Viet Nam
Yemen
United Nations
Space
At Sea
In Flight
Scotland
Wales
Palestine
Gaza
Author Names:
Authors' Positions:
Enter the job titles of the authors here.
Credit:
Enter the photograph credit here.
Copyright:
Source:
Enter the original owner of the photograph here.
Instructions:
Enter the editorial notice here.
Rights
Country:
Province/ State:
Enter the province or state of contents here.
City:
Enter the city of contents here.
Sublocation:
Enter the city sublocation of contents here.
Location
Enter the city name of the lead author here.
Enter the country name of the lead author here.
Enter the address of the lead author here.
Enter the postal code of the lead author here.
Province:
Enter the province of the lead author here.
Email:
Enter the email of the lead author here.
Phone:
Enter the phone number of the lead author here.
Enter the web site URL of the lead author here.
Contact
Subjects
Default Language
Belarusian (Belarus)
German (Switzerland)
German (Liechtenstein)
English (Singapore)
Spanish (Argentina)
Spanish (Spain)
Spanish (Guatemala)
Spanish (Panama)
Italian (Switzerland)
Italian (Italy)
Korean (South Korea)
Dutch (Netherlands)
Remove entry for this language
Select item language here.
Template:
Open metadata template editor
To remove
Do not change
Here you can see the metadata template list managed by digiKam.
Title
Authors
Names:
Position:
Usages:
Normal
Flipped Horizontally
Rotated by 180 Degrees
Flipped Vertically
Flipped Horizontally and Rotated Left
Rotated Left
Flipped Vertically and Rotated Left
Rotated Right
%1 K
West
East
North
South
My Albums
My Tags
Album
Default
No description available
XMP File to Save
XMP text Files (*. xmp)
Standard EXIF Tags
EXIF File to Save
EXIF binary Files (*. exif)
Switch the tags view to a custom human-readable list. To customize the tag filter list, go to the Metadata configuration panel.
Custom list
Switch the tags view to a human-readable list
Switch the tags view to a full list
Full list
Save metadata to a binary file
Save metadata
Print metadata to printer
Print metadata
Copy metadata to clipboard
File name: %1 (%2)
File name: %1 (%2)
MakerNote EXIF Tags
IPTC Records
IPTC File to Save
IPTC binary Files (*. iptc)
Interoperability
Image Information
Photograph Information
Global Positioning System
Embedded Thumbnail
IIM Envelope
IIM Application 2
Additional Exif Properties
Camera Raw
digiKam schema
Exif-specific Properties
IPTC Core
IPTC Extension schema
TIFF Properties
Dynamic Media
Media Management
Rights Management
Title: %1 Value: %2 Description: %3
Unavailable
Name
Select All
Clear
Makernotes viewer
IPTC viewer
Perceptual intent causes the full gamut of the image to be compressed or expanded to fill the gamut of the destination device, so that gray balance is preserved but colorimetric accuracy may not be preserved. In other words, if certain colors in an image fall outside of the range of colors that the output device can render, the image intent will cause all the colors in the image to be adjusted so that the every color in the image falls within the range that can be rendered and so that the relationship between colors is preserved as much as possible. This intent is most suitable for display of photographs and images, and is the default intent. Absolute Colorimetric intent causes any colors that fall outside the range that the output device can render to be adjusted to the closest color that can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. This intent preserves the white point and is most suitable for spot colors (Pantone, TruMatch, logo colors,....) Relative Colorimetric intent is defined such that any colors that fall outside the range that the output device can render are adjusted to the closest color that can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. Proof intent does not preserve the white point. Saturation intent preserves the saturation of colors in the image at the possible expense of hue and lightness. Implementation of this intent remains somewhat problematic, and the ICC is still working on methods to achieve the desired effects. This intent is most suitable for business graphics such as charts, where it is more important that the colors be vivid and contrast well with each other rather than a specific color.
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The ICC profile product name
The ICC profile product description
Additional ICC profile information
Manufacturer
Raw information about the ICC profile manufacturer
Model
Raw information about the ICC profile model
Copyright
Raw information about the ICC profile copyright
Profile ID
The ICC profile ID number
Color Space
The color space used by the ICC profile
Connection Space
The connection space used by the ICC profile
Device Class
The ICC profile device class
Rendering Intent
The ICC profile rendering intent
Profile Version
The ICC version used to record the profile
CMM Flags
The ICC profile color management flags
This area contains a CIE or chromaticity diagram. A CIE diagram is a representation of all the colors that a person with normal vision can see. This is represented by the colored sail-shaped area. In addition you will see a triangle that is superimposed on the diagram outlined in white. This triangle represents the outer boundaries of the color space of the device that is characterized by the inspected profile. This is called the device gamut. In addition there are black dots and yellow lines on the diagram. Each black dot represents one of the measurement points that were used to create this profile. The yellow line represents the amount that each point is corrected by the profile, and the direction of this correction.
ICC Color Profile Information
Lab
Luv
GRAY
HSV
HLS
CMY
Input device
Display device
Output device
Color space
Link device
Abstract
Named color
Perceptual
Relative Colorimetric
Saturation
Absolute Colorimetric
ICC color profile File to Save
ICC Files (*. icc; *. icm)
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Count:
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Pan the image to a region
Drag to reposition
Size:
Type:
Dimensions:
Make/ Model:
Created:
Aperture/ Focal:
Exposure/ Sensitivity:
Mode/ Program:
Flash:
White Balance:
Show Thumbbar
Channel:
Select the histogram scale. If the image's maximal counts are small, you can use the linear scale. Logarithmic scale can be used when the maximal counts are big; if it is used, all values (small and large) will be visible on the graph.
Logarithmic
Here you can see the target preview image histogram drawing of the selected image channel. This one is re-computed at any settings changes.
Luminosity
Red
Green
Blue
Alpha
Curve free mode
With this button, you can draw your curve free-hand with the mouse.
Curve smooth mode
With this button, the curve type is constrained to be a smooth line with tension.
All channels shadow tone color picker
With this button, you can pick the color from original image used to set Shadow Tone smooth curves point on Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
All channels middle tone color picker
With this button, you can pick the color from original image used to set Middle Tone smooth curves point on Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
All channels highlight tone color picker
With this button, you can pick the color from original image used to set Highlight Tone smooth curves point on Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
& Reset
Reset current channel curves' values.
If you press this button, all curves' values from the currently selected channel will be reset to the default values.
Zoom Out
Zoom In
Go to the first item
Go to the previous item
Go to the next item
Go to the last item
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Database Statistics
Format
Count
Total Items
Albums
Set as Album Thumbnail
Open With
Other...
Open With...
Assign Tag
Remove Tag
Assign Rating
Import
Export
Batch Process
Date
Tag
Add to Existing Queue
tomorrow
today
yesterday
This shows the progress of the scan. During the scan, all files on disk are registered in a database.
Preparing collection scan
Initializing database
(c) 2002-2010, digiKam developers team
Caulier Gilles
Main developer and coordinator
Marcel Wiesweg
Developer
Andi Clemens
Developer and Windows port
Renchi Raju
Developer (2002-2005)
Joern Ahrens
Developer (2004-2005)
Tom Albers
Ralf Holzer
Developer (2004)
Francisco J. Cruz
Developer (2005-2006)
Johannes Wienke
Bug reports and patches
Achim Bohnet
Luka Renko
Angelo Naselli
Fabien Salvi
Webmaster
Todd Shoemaker
Gregory Kokanosky
Gerhard Kulzer
Oliver Doerr
Beta tester
Charles Bouveyron
Richard Groult
Plugin contributor and beta tester
Richard Taylor
Feedback and patches. Handbook writer
Hans Karlsson
digiKam website banner and application icons
Aaron Seigo
Various usability fixes and general application polishing
Yves Chaufour
digiKam website, Feedback
Tung Nguyen
Bug reports, feedback and icons
Rename...
Reset Album Icon
Find Duplicates...
Rename Album (%1)
Enter new album name:
& Copy Here
Download From Camera
Download & & Delete From Camera
Uncategorized Albums
Deselect Item
Select Item
created: %1
modified: %1
New Album
Edit Album
Create new Album in "%1"
"%1" Album Properties
& Title:
Caption:
Album & date:
& Oldest
& Average
Uncategorized Album
Could not calculate an average.
Could Not Calculate Average
Travel
Holidays
Friends
Nature
Party
Todo
Miscellaneous
XMP metadata support;
%1
Welcome to digiKam %1 digiKam is an open source photo management program designed to import, organize, enhance, search and export your digital images to and from your computer. Currently, you are in the Album view mode of digiKam. Albums are the places where your files are stored, and are identical to the folders on your hard disk. digiKam has many powerful features which are described in the documentation The digiKam homepage provides information about new versions of digiKam. %7 Some of the new features in this release of digiKam include (compared to digiKam %4): %5 %6 We hope that you will enjoy digiKam. Thank you, The digiKam team
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Fuzzy Sketch Search
Fuzzy Image Search
Map Search
Current Search
Search By Time Line
%1 %2
& Today
Tomorrow
Next & Week
Next Month
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Last & Monday
Last & Friday
Last & Week
Last Month
No Date
Open camera dialog at< p ath >
Automatically detect and open a connected gphoto2 camera
Start digikam with the database file found in the directory < dir >
& New Album
Create new album
New Album Name
Creating new album in '%1 'Enter album name:
Create New Album
Failed to copy the old database file ("%1") to its new location ("%2"). Starting with an empty database.
Create New Database
Upgrade Database
Database Folder
Copy Current Database
New database folder
Failed to copy the old database file ("%1") to its new location ("%2"). Trying to upgrade old databases.
Use Existing File
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Your locale has changed since this album was last opened. Old Locale: %1, New Locale: %2 If you have recently changed your locale, you need not be concerned. Please note that if you switched to a locale that does not support some of the filenames in your collection, these files may no longer be found in the collection. If you are sure that you want to continue, click'Yes'. Otherwise, click'No 'and correct your locale setting before restarting digiKam.
Collection not found
My Searches
No parent found for album.
Album name cannot be empty.
Album name cannot contain '/ '.
An existing album has the same name.
Failed to create directory,
Failed to add album to database
No such album
Cannot rename root album
Cannot rename album root album
Album name cannot contain '/ '
Another album with the same name already exists. Please choose another name.
Failed to rename Album
Cannot edit root album
No parent found for tag
Tag name cannot be empty
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Tag name already exists
Failed to add tag to database
Cannot delete Root Tag
Cannot edit root tag
Another tag with the same name already exists. Please choose another name.
Cannot move root tag
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All Files
Image Files
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JPEG Files
PNG Files
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Enter new name (without extension):
Album "%1"
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Assign '%1 'to & This Item
Assign '%1 'to & All Items
& Cancel
Assign Tags to & Selected Items
Assign Tags to & This Item
Assign Tags to & All Items
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Failed to revise Exif orientation these files:
Please select the destination album from the digiKam library to move the selected images into.
LibGphoto2
Not Tagged
Tag Filters
Matching Condition
Or Between Tags
And Between Tags
Restore Tag Filters
digiKam Properties
Album:
Caption:
Tags:
Album Properties
Collection:
Select Album
Back to Album
Back
Forward
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Calendar
Rating Filter
Greater Than or Equals Condition
Equals Condition
Less Than or Equals Condition
Rating greater than or equal to %1.
Rating equal to %1.
Rating less than or equal to %1.
Scan Albums
Initializing...
Checking ICC repository
Checking dcraw version
Reading database
The ICC profiles folder seems to be invalid. If you want to try setting it again, choose "Yes" here, otherwise choose "No", and the "Color Management" feature will be disabled until you solve this issue.
Auto Detect Camera
Opening Download Dialog
Initializing Main View
Exit Preview Mode
Next Image
Previous Image
First Image
Last Image
& Themes
& Back
& New...
Creates a new empty Album in the collection.
& Move to Album...
Move selected images into an album.
Edit album properties and collection information.
Refresh
Refresh the contents of the current album.
Write Metadata to Images
Updates metadata of images in the current album with the contents of digiKam database (image metadata will be overwritten with data from the database).
Reread Metadata From Images
Updates the digiKam database from the metadata of the files in the current album (information in the database will be overwritten with data from the files' metadata).
New...
View...
Edit...
Open the selected item in the image editor.
Place onto Light Table
Place the selected items on the light table thumbbar.
Add to Light Table
Add selected items to the light table thumbbar.
Add selected items to current queue from batch manager.
Add selected items to a new queue from batch manager.
Write Metadata to Selected Images
Reread Metadata From Selected Images
Change the filename of the currently selected item.
Move to Trash
Delete Permanently
Delete permanently without confirmation
Move to trash without confirmation
& Sort Albums
By Folder
By Category
By Date
Activate this option to show all sub-albums below the current album.
& Sort Images
By Name
By Path
By File Size
By Rating
Image Sorting & Order
Descending
& Group Images
Flat List
By Album
By Format
Select None
Zoom to 100%
Fit to & Window
Slideshow
All
With All Sub-Albums
Supported RAW Cameras
Components Information
Kipi Plugins Handbook
Donate...
Assign Rating "No Stars"
Assign Rating "One Star"
Assign Rating "Two Stars"
Assign Rating "Three Stars"
Assign Rating "Four Stars"
Assign Rating "Five Stars"
Advanced Search...
Light Table
Scan for New Images
Rebuild Thumbnails...
Rebuild Fingerprints...
Write Metadata to All Images
Add Camera Manually...
Loading cameras
No item selected
(%1 of %2)
Cameras
Card Readers
Add Images...
Adds new items to an Album.
Add Folders...
Adds new folders to Album library.
Images found in %1
The specified camera ("%1") is not supported.
Images on %1
xD Card Reader
KIPI-Plugins
Loading Kipi Plugins
Loading themes
This action will update the metadata of all available files from information stored in the database. This can take some time. Do you want to continue?
Warning
Scan
Rebuild All
Size: %1
zoom: %1%
Select folder to parse
Select folders to import into album
Please select the destination album from the digiKam library to import folders into.
Adjust Exif Orientation Tag
Rotated Upside Down
Rotated Right / Horiz. Flipped
Rotated Right / Vert. Flipped
Text
Mime Type
Rating
Tags
Active filters:
Active filter:
No active filter
Rotate Left
Rotate Right
New Tag
Edit Tag
Enter tag name here...
& Icon:
Reset
Create New Tag
Create New Tag in "%1"
Properties of Tag "%1"
Tag Path
Timeline
Searches
Fuzzy Searches
Map Searches
Add New Tag...
Assign this Tag
Remove this Tag
Go to this Tag
EXIF Actions
Show images/ thumbnails & rotated according to orientation tag.
Set orientation tag to normal after rotate/ flip.
Visit Exiv2 project website
EXIF - a standard used by most digital cameras today to store technical information (like aperture and shutter speed) about an image.
IPTC - an older standard used in digital photography to store photographer information in images.
XMP - a new standard used in digital photography, designed to replace IPTC.
Behavior
Interface Options
& Use current theme background color
Enable this option to use the current background theme color in the image editor area
& Background color:
Select background color to use for image editor area.
Hide toolbar in fullscreen mode
Hide & thumbbar in fullscreen mode
& Deleted items should go to the trash
& Show splash screen at startup
For All Tabs
Set this option to configure how sidebars tab title are visible.
Exposure Indicators
& Under-exposure color:
Customize the color used in the image editor to identify under-exposed pixels.
& Over-exposure color:
Customize the color used in the image editor to identify over-exposed pixels.
Sort order for images
Sort images by:
File Size
If this option is enabled, newly-loaded images will be sorted in descending order.
Configure
Tool Tip
RAW Decoding
Color Management
Save Images
Slide Show
Show Thumbbar items' tooltips
Set this option to display the image information when the mouse hovers over a thumbbar item.
Font:
Select here the font used to display text in tooltips.
File/ Image Information
Show file name
Set this option to display the image file name.
Show file date
Set this option to display the image file date.
Show file size
Set this option to display the image file size.
Show image type
Set this option to display the image type.
Show image dimensions
Set this option to display the image dimensions in pixels.
Show camera make and model
Set this option to display the make and model of the camera with which the image has been taken.
Show camera date
Set this option to display the date when the image was taken.
Show camera aperture and focal length
Set this option to display the camera aperture and focal settings used to take the image.
Show camera exposure and sensitivity
Set this option to display the camera exposure and sensitivity used to take the image.
Show camera mode and program
Set this option to display the camera mode and program used to take the image.
Show camera flash settings
Set this option to display the camera flash settings used to take the image.
Show camera white balance settings
Set this option to display the camera white balance settings used to take the image.
showFoto
File(s) or folder(s) to open
The ICC profile path seems to be invalid. If you want to set it now, select "Yes", otherwise select "No". In this case, "Color Management" feature will be disabled until you solve this issue
Open folder
Delete File
%1 (%2 of %3)
There are no images in this folder.
Open Images From Folder
About to delete file "%1" Are you sure?
Preparing slideshow. Please wait...
Destination album %1 not found in database.
Source album %1 not found in database
Destination album %1 not found in database
Source image %1 not found in database
No album ids passed
digiKam Theme Designer
Photo caption
Album Banner
July 2008 - 10 Items
Load theme
Save theme
Property:
Bevel:
Gradient:
Start Color:
End Color:
Add Border
Border Color:
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Your names
Your emails
& Album
Tag
& Image
& Edit
& View
& Tools
Import
& Export
& Settings
& Help
Main Toolbar
& File
& Color
Enhance
Transform
& Decorate
Filters
& Lens
& Depth
From:
to the end
Replace:
With:
Options
Case Sensitive
Length:
Alignment:
Character:
Digits:
Custom Range
Start:
Step:
Format:
Time:
Image Settings
Image Position
Auto rotate
Scaling
& No scaling
& Fit image to page
& Scale to:
Millimeters
Centimeters
Inches
Keep ratio
& Queues
& Device
Use Metadata
Make:
Model:
Lens:
Set this option to try to guess the right camera/ lens settings from the image metadata (as Exif or XMP).
Focal Length:
Aperture:
Subject Distance:
Lens Auto-Correction
Show grid
Set this option to visualize the correction grid to be applied.
Vignetting
Color Correction
Distortion
Geometry
Lens Distortion
You can see here a thumbnail preview of the distortion correction applied to a cross pattern.
Main:
This value controls the amount of distortion. Negative values correct lens barrel distortion, while positive values correct lens pincushion distortion.
Edge:
This value controls in the same manner as the Main control, but has more effect at the edges of the image than at the center.
Zoom:
This value rescales the overall image size.
Brighten:
This value adjusts the brightness in image corners.
Vignetting Correction
Add vignetting
You can see here a thumbnail preview of the anti-vignetting mask applied to the image.
Amount:
This value controls the degree of intensity attenuation by the filter at its point of maximum density.
Feather:
This value is used as the exponent controlling the fall-off in density from the center of the filter to the periphery.
Radius:
This value is the radius of the center filter. It is a multiple of the half-diagonal measure of the image, at which the density of the filter falls to zero.
Brightness:
Set here the brightness re-adjustment of the target image.
Contrast:
Set here the contrast re-adjustment of the target image.
Gamma:
Set here the gamma re-adjustment of the target image.
Lens Correction
Auto-Correction...
Distortion...
Vignetting Correction...
Channel Mixer...
Channel Mixer
You can see here the image's color channels' gain adjustments preview. You can pick a color on the image to see the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Red:
Select the red color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.
Green:
Select the green color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.
Blue:
Select the blue color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.
Reset color channels' gains settings from the currently selected channel.
Enable this option if you want the image rendered in monochrome mode. In this mode, the histogram will display only luminosity values.
Preserve luminosity
Enable this option is you want preserve the image luminosity.
Select Gimp Gains Mixer File to Load
Cannot load settings from the Gains Mixer text file.
Gimp Gains Mixer File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Gains Mixer text file.
Color Effects...
Color Effects
This is the color effects preview
Solarize
Vivid
Neon
Find Edges
Select the effect type to apply to the image here. Solarize: simulates solarization of photograph. Vivid: simulates the Velvia(tm) slide film colors. Neon: coloring the edges in a photograph to reproduce a fluorescent light effect. Find Edges: detects the edges in a photograph and their strength.
Level:
Set here the level of the effect.
Iteration:
This value controls the number of iterations to use with the Neon and Find Edges effects.
ColorFX
Hot Pixels
Filter:
Average
Quadratic
Cubic
Black Frame...
Use this button to add a new black frame file which will be used by the hot pixels removal filter.
Loading:
Select Black Frame Image
Hot Pixels Correction
Preview
Size
HP
Hot Pixels...
Film Grain
Sensitivity (ISO):
Set here the film ISO-sensitivity to use for simulating the film graininess.
Add Film Grain...
White Balance...
White Balance
The image's white-balance adjustments preview is shown here. Pick a color on the image to see the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Color Temperature (K):
Adjustment:
Set here the white balance color temperature in Kelvin.
Preset:
40W Lamp
100W Lamp
200W Lamp
Candle
Daylight D50
Daylight D65
Moonlight
Neutral
Photo Flash
Studio Lamp
Sun
Sunrise
Xenon Lamp
Select the white balance color temperature preset to use.
candle light
moon light
Temperature tone color picker.
With this button, you can pick the color from the original image used to set the white color balance temperature and green component.
Black point:
Set here the black level value.
Shadows:
Set here the shadow noise suppression level.
Saturation:
Set here the saturation value.
Set here the gamma correction value.
Set here the green component to control the magenta color cast removal level.
Exposure Compensation (E. V):
Auto exposure adjustments
With this button, you can automatically adjust Exposure and Black Point values.
Set here the main exposure compensation value in E. V.
Fine:
This value in E. V will be added to main exposure compensation value to set fine exposure adjustment.
White Color Balance Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a White Color Balance settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the White Color Balance text file.
White Color Balance Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the White Color Balance text file.
Charcoal
Pencil size:
Set here the charcoal pencil size used to simulate the drawing.
Smooth:
This value controls the smoothing effect of the pencil under the canvas.
Charcoal Drawing...
Adjust Curves
This is the image's curve-adjustments preview. You can pick a spot on the image to see the corresponding level in the histogram.
Here you can see the target preview image histogram drawing of the selected image channel. This one is re-computed at any curves settings changes.
Adjust Curve
Select Gimp Curves File to Load
Cannot load from the Gimp curves text file.
Gimp Curves File to Save
Cannot save to the Gimp curves text file.
Curves Adjust...
Apply Texture...
Texture
Paper
Paper 2
Fabric
Burlap
Bricks
Bricks 2
Canvas
Marble
Marble 2
Blue Jean
Cell Wood
Metal Wire
Modern
Wall
Moss
Stone
Set here the texture type to apply to image.
Relief:
Set here the relief gain used to merge texture and image.
Insert Text...
Insert Text
This previews the text inserted in the image. You can use the mouse to move the text to the right location.
Here, enter the text you want to insert in your image.
Here you can choose the font to be used.
Align text to the left
Align text to the right
Align text to center
Align text to a block
Rotation:
90 Degrees
180 Degrees
270 Degrees
Select the text rotation to use here.
Color:
Set here the font color to use.
Add border
Add a solid border around text using current text color
Semi-transparent
Use semi-transparent text background under image
Enter your text here.
Adjust Levels
Here you can see the image's level-adjustments preview. You can pick a spot on the image to see the corresponding level in the histogram.
This is the histogram drawing of the selected channel from the original image.
Select the input intensity of the histogram here.
Input intensity.
Select the output intensity of the histogram here.
Output intensity.
Select the minimal input intensity value of the histogram here.
Minimal input intensity.
Gamma input value.
Select the gamma input value here.
Maximal input intensity.
Select the maximal input intensity value of the histogram here.
Minimal output intensity.
Select the minimal output intensity value of the histogram here.
Maximal output intensity.
Select the maximal output intensity value of the histogram here.
With this button, you can pick the color from the original image used to set Shadow Tone input levels on the Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
With this button, you can pick the color from the original image used to set Middle Tone input levels on the Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
With this button, you can pick the color from the original image used to set Highlight Tone input levels on the Red, Green, Blue, and Luminosity channels.
Adjust all levels automatically.
If you press this button, all channel levels will be adjusted automatically.
Reset current channel levels' values.
If you press this button, all levels' values from the currently selected channel will be reset to the default values.
Adjust Level
Select Gimp Levels File to Load
Cannot load from the Gimp levels text file.
Gimp Levels File to Save
Cannot save to the Gimp levels text file.
Levels Adjust...
Raindrops
This is the preview of the Raindrop effect. Note: if you have previously selected an area in the editor, this will be unaffected by the filter. You can use this method to disable the Raindrops effect on a human face, for example.
Drop size:
Set here the raindrops' size.
Number:
This value controls the maximum number of raindrops.
Fish eyes:
This value is the fish-eye-effect optical distortion coefficient.
RainDrop
Raindrops...
Zoom Blur
Radial Blur
Far Blur
Motion Blur
Softener Blur
Shake Blur
Focus Blur
Smart Blur
Frost Glass
Mosaic
Select the blurring effect to apply to image. Zoom Blur: blurs the image along radial lines starting from a specified center point. This simulates the blur of a zooming camera. Radial Blur: blurs the image by rotating the pixels around the specified center point. This simulates the blur of a rotating camera. Far Blur: blurs the image by using far pixels. This simulates the blur of an unfocalized camera lens. Motion Blur: blurs the image by moving the pixels horizontally. This simulates the blur of a linear moving camera. Softener Blur: blurs the image softly in dark tones and hardly in light tones. This gives images a dreamy and glossy soft focus effect. It is ideal for creating romantic portraits, glamour photographs, or giving images a warm and subtle glow. Shake Blur: blurs the image by shaking randomly the pixels. This simulates the blur of a random moving camera. Focus Blur: blurs the image corners to reproduce the astigmatism distortion of a lens. Smart Blur: finds the edges of color in your image and blurs them without muddying the rest of the image. Frost Glass: blurs the image by randomly disperse light coming through a frosted glass. Mosaic: divides the photograph into rectangular cells and then recreates it by filling those cells with average pixel value.
Distance:
Set here the blur distance in pixels.
This value controls the level to use with the current effect.
Blur Effects
Blur Effects...
Solid
Beveled
Decorative Pine
Decorative Wood
Decorative Paper
Decorative Parquet
Decorative Ice
Decorative Leaf
Decorative Marble
Decorative Rain
Decorative Craters
Decorative Dried
Decorative Pink
Decorative Stone
Decorative Chalk
Decorative Granite
Decorative Rock
Decorative Wall
Select the border type to add around the image here.
Preserve Aspect Ratio
Enable this option if you want to preserve the aspect ratio of image. If enabled, the border width will be a percentage of the image size, else the border width will be in pixels.
Width (%):
Set here the border width as a percentage of the image size.
Width (pixels):
Set here the border width in pixels to add around the image.
First:
Second:
Set here the foreground color of the border.
Set here the Background color of the border.
Set here the color of the main border.
Set here the color of the line.
Set here the color of the upper left area.
Set here the color of the lower right area.
Set here the color of the first line.
Set here the color of the second line.
Add Border...
Emboss...
Emboss
Depth:
Set here the depth of the embossing image effect.
Restoration
Preset
Visit CImg library website
Filtering type:
Reduce Uniform Noise
Reduce JPEG Artifacts
Reduce Texturing
Select the filter preset to use for photograph restoration here: None: Most common values. Puts settings to default. Reduce Uniform Noise: reduce small image artifacts such as sensor noise. Reduce JPEG Artifacts: reduce large image artifacts, such as a JPEG compression mosaic. Reduce Texturing: reduce image artifacts, such as paper texture, or Moire patterns on scanned images.
Photograph Restoration Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Restoration settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Restoration text file.
Photograph Restoration Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Restoration text file.
Restoration...
Free Rotation
Set Point 1
Set Point 2
Auto Adjust
This is the free rotation operation preview. If you move the mouse cursor on this preview, a vertical and horizontal dashed line will be drawn to guide you in adjusting the free rotation correction. Release the left mouse button to freeze the dashed line's position.
New width:
px
New height:
Main angle:
An angle in degrees by which to rotate the image. A positive angle rotates the image clockwise; a negative angle rotates it counter-clockwise.
Fine angle:
This value in degrees will be added to main angle value to set fine target angle.
Anti-Aliasing
Enable this option to apply the anti-aliasing filter to the rotated image. In order to smooth the target image, it will be blurred a little.
Auto-crop:
Widest Area
Largest Area
Select the method to process image auto-cropping to remove black frames around a rotated image here.
Adjust
Automatic Adjustment
Manual Adjustment
Settings
Click to set
Distortion Effects...
Distortion Effects
This is the preview of the distortion effect applied to the photograph.
Fish Eyes
Twirl
Cylindrical Hor.
Cylindrical Vert.
Cylindrical H/ V.
Caricature
Multiple Corners
Waves Hor.
Waves Vert.
Block Waves 1
Block Waves 2
Circular Waves 1
Circular Waves 2
Polar Coordinates
Unpolar Coordinates
Tile
Here, select the type of effect to apply to an image. Fish Eyes: warps the photograph around a 3D spherical shape to reproduce the common photograph'Fish Eyes' effect. Twirl: spins the photograph to produce a Twirl pattern. Cylinder Hor.: warps the photograph around a horizontal cylinder. Cylinder Vert.: warps the photograph around a vertical cylinder. Cylinder H/ V.: warps the photograph around 2 cylinders, vertical and horizontal. Caricature: distorts the photograph with the'Fish Eyes' effect inverted. Multiple Corners: splits the photograph like a multiple corners pattern. Waves Horizontal: distorts the photograph with horizontal waves. Waves Vertical: distorts the photograph with vertical waves. Block Waves 1: divides the image into cells and makes it look as if it is being viewed through glass blocks. Block Waves 2: like Block Waves 1 but with another version of glass blocks distortion. Circular Waves 1: distorts the photograph with circular waves. Circular Waves 2: another variation of the Circular Waves effect. Polar Coordinates: converts the photograph from rectangular to polar coordinates. Unpolar Coordinates: the Polar Coordinate effect inverted. Tile: splits the photograph into square blocks and moves them randomly inside the image.
This value controls the iterations to use for Waves, Tile, and Neon effects.
Local Contrast
Function:
Power
Stretch contrast
Highlights saturation:
Shadow saturation:
Fast mode
Enabled
Power:
Blur:
General settings
Photograph Local Contrast Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Local Contrast settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Local Contrast text file.
Photograph Local Contrast Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Local Contrast text file.
Local Contrast...
Oil Paint...
Oil Paint
Brush size:
Set here the brush size to use for simulating the oil painting.
This value controls the smoothing effect of the brush under the canvas.
Infrared
Set here the ISO-sensitivity of the simulated infrared film. Increasing this value will increase the proportion of green color in the mix. It will also increase the halo effect on the highlights, and the film graininess (if that box is checked). Note: to simulate an Ilford SFX200 infrared film, use a sensitivity excursion of 200 to 800. A sensitivity over 800 simulates Kodak HIE high-speed infrared film. This last one creates a more dramatic photographic style.
Add film grain
This option adds infrared film grain to the image depending on ISO-sensitivity.
Infrared Film...
Maintain aspect ratio
Enable this option to maintain aspect ratio with new image sizes.
Width (px):
Set here the new image width in pixels.
Height (px):
Set here the new image height in pixels.
New image width, as a percentage (%).
Height (%):
New image height, as a percentage (%).
Enable this option to add suppression and preservation masks.
Draw a preservation mask
Click on this button to erase mask regions.
Specify here the size of the brush used to paint masks.
Absolute value of luma gradient
Preserve Skin Tones
Enable this option to preserve pixels whose color is close to a skin tone.
Resize Order:
Horizontally first
Vertically first
Target size
Mask Settings
Perspective Adjustment...
Perspective Adjustment
Perspective
This is the perspective transformation operation preview. You can use the mouse for dragging the corner to adjust the perspective transformation area.
Angles (in degrees):
Top left:
Top right:
Bottom left:
Bottom right:
Draw preview while moving
Draw grid
Inverse transformation
Template Superimpose
This previews the template superimposed onto the image.
Move
Root Directory...
Set here the current templates' root directory.
Select Template Root Directory to Use
Super Impose
Template Superimpose...
Hue / Saturation / Lightness
The Hue/ Saturation/ Lightness adjustment preview is shown here. Picking a color on the image will show the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Select the hue and saturation adjustments of the image.
You can see here a color preview of the hue and saturation adjustments.
Hue:
Set here the hue adjustment of the image.
Set here the saturation adjustment of the image.
Lightness:
Set here the lightness adjustment of the image.
HSL Adjustments
Resize Image
New Size
Width:
Height:
New image height in pixels (px).
New image width in percent (%).
New image height in percent (%).
Restore photograph (slow)
Enable this option to scale-up an image to a huge size. Warning: This process can take some time.
Note: use Restoration Mode to scale-up an image to a huge size. This process can take some time.
Resize
Photograph Resizing Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Resizing settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Resizing text file.
Photograph Resizing Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Resizing text file.
Brightness/ Contrast/ Gamma...
Hue/ Saturation/ Lightness...
Color Balance...
Invert
Color Space Conversion
Blur...
Sharpen...
Red Eye...
This filter can be used to correct red eyes in a photo. Select a region including the eyes to use this option.
Noise Reduction...
Black & & White...
Aspect Ratio Crop...
& Resize...
This image is already using a depth of 8 bits / color / pixel.
Performing this operation will reduce image color quality. Do you want to continue?
This image is already using a depth of 16 bits / color / pixel.
Red-Eye Correction Tool
You need to select a region including the eyes to use the red-eye correction tool
This image is not color managed.
Color Management is disabled...
Color Balance
The image color-balance adjustment preview is shown here. Picking a color on the image will show the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Cyan
Set here the cyan/ red color adjustment of the image.
Magenta
Set here the magenta/ green color adjustment of the image.
Yellow
Set here the yellow/ blue color adjustment of the image.
Sharpen
Method:
Simple sharp
Unsharp mask
Refocus
Select the sharpening method to apply to the image.
Sharpness:
A sharpness of 0 has no effect, 1 and above determine the sharpen matrix radius that determines how much to sharpen the image.
Radius value is the Gaussian blur matrix radius value used to determines how much to blur the image.
The value of the difference between the original and the blur image that is added back into the original.
The threshold, as a fraction of the maximum luminosity value, needed to apply the difference amount.
Circular sharpness:
This is the radius of the circular convolution. It is the most important parameter for using this plugin. For most images the default value of 1.0 should give good results. Select a higher value when your image is very blurred.
Correlation:
Increasing the correlation may help to reduce artifacts. The correlation can range from 0-1. Useful values are 0.5 and values close to 1, e. g. 0.95 and 0.99. Using a high value for the correlation will reduce the sharpening effect of the plugin.
Noise filter:
Increasing the noise filter parameter may help to reduce artifacts. The noise filter can range from 0-1 but values higher than 0.1 are rarely helpful. When the noise filter value is too low, e. g. 0.0 the image quality will be very poor. A useful value is 0.01. Using a high value for the noise filter will reduce the sharpening effect of the plugin.
Gaussian sharpness:
This is the sharpness for the Gaussian convolution. Use this parameter when your blurring is of a Gaussian type. In most cases you should set this parameter to 0, because it causes nasty artifacts. When you use non-zero values, you will probably also have to increase the correlation and/ or noise filter parameters.
Matrix size:
This parameter determines the size of the transformation matrix. Increasing the matrix width may give better results, especially when you have chosen large values for circular or Gaussian sharpness.
Unsharp Mask
Photograph Refocus Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Refocus settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Refocus text file.
Photograph Refocus Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Refocus text file.
Noise Reduction
Brightness / Contrast / Gamma
The image brightness-contrast-gamma adjustment preview is shown here. Picking a color on the image will show the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Set here the brightness adjustment of the image.
Set here the contrast adjustment of the image.
Set here the gamma adjustment of the image.
Aspect Ratio Crop
Here you can see the aspect ratio selection preview used for cropping. You can use the mouse to move and resize the crop area. Press and hold the CTRL key to move the opposite corner too. Press and hold the SHIFT key to move the closest corner to the mouse pointer.
Max. Aspect
Set selection area to the maximum size according to the current ratio.
Aspect ratio:
Custom
Golden Ratio
Select your constrained aspect ratio for cropping. Aspect Ratio Crop tool uses a relative ratio. That means it is the same if you use centimeters or inches and it does not specify the physical size. You can see below a correspondence list of traditional photographic paper sizes and aspect ratio crop: 2:3: 10x15cm, 20x30cm, 30x45cm, 4x6 ", 8x12", 12x18 ", 16x24", 20x30 "3:4: 6x8cm, 15x20cm, 18x24cm, 30x40cm, 3.75x5", 4.5x6 ", 6x8", 7.5x10 ", 9x12" 4:5: 20x25cm, 40x50cm, 8x10 ", 16x20" 5:7: 15x21cm, 30x42cm, 5x7 "7:10: 21x30cm, 42x60cm, 3.5x5" The Golden Ratio is 1:1.618. A composition following this rule is considered visually harmonious but can be unadapted to print on standard photographic paper.
Exact aspect
Enable this option to force exact aspect ratio crop.
Orientation:
Landscape
Portrait
Select constrained aspect ratio orientation.
Auto
Enable this option to automatically set the orientation.
Custom ratio:
Set here the desired custom aspect numerator value.
Set here the desired custom aspect denominator value.
Set here the top left selection corner position for cropping.
X:
Set here the width selection for cropping.
Set width position to center.
Y:
Set here the height selection for cropping.
Set height position to center.
Crop Settings
Geometric form:
Rules of Thirds
Diagonal Method
Harmonious Triangles
Golden Mean
With this option, you can display guide lines to help compose your photograph.
Golden sections
Enable this option to show golden sections.
Golden spiral sections
Enable this option to show golden spiral sections.
Golden spiral
Enable this option to show a golden spiral guide.
Golden triangles
Enable this option to show golden triangles.
Flip horizontally
Enable this option to flip the guidelines horizontally.
Flip vertically
Enable this option to flip the guidelines vertically.
Color and width:
Set here the color used to draw composition guides.
Set here the width in pixels used to draw composition guides.
Composition Guides
Blur
Smoothness:
A smoothness of 0 has no effect, 1 and above determine the Gaussian blur matrix radius that determines how much to blur the image.
Gaussian Blur
A preview of the image after applying a color profile is shown here.
General Settings
Here you can set general parameters.
Soft-proofing
Rendering emulation of the device described by the "Proofing" profile. Useful to preview the final result without rendering to a physical medium.
Check gamut
You can use this option if you want to show the colors that are outside the printer's gamut
Assign profile
You can use this option to embed the selected workspace color profile into the image.
Use BPC
The Black Point Compensation (BPC) feature works in conjunction with Relative Colorimetric Intent. With Perceptual Intent, it should make no difference, since BPC is always on, and with Absolute Colorimetric, Intent it is always turned off. BPC compensates for a lack of ICC profiles for rendering dark tones. With BPC the dark tones are optimally mapped (no clipping) from original the medium to the destination rendering medium, e. g. the combination of paper and ink.
Rendering Intent:
Perceptual intent causes the full gamut of the image to be compressed or expanded to fill the gamut of the destination media, so that gray balance is preserved but colorimetric accuracy may not be preserved. In other words, if certain colors in an image fall outside of the range of colors that the output device can render, the image intent will cause all the colors in the image to be adjusted so that every color in the image falls within the range that can be rendered and so that the relationship between colors is preserved as much as possible. This intent is most suitable for display of photographs and images, and is the default intent. Absolute Colorimetric intent causes any colors that fall outside the range that the output device can render to be adjusted to the closest color that can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. This intent preserves the white point and is most suitable for spot colors (Pantone, TruMatch, logo colors,...). Relative Colorimetric intent is defined such that any colors that fall outside the range that the output device can render are adjusted to the closest color that can be rendered, while all other colors are left unchanged. Proof intent does not preserve the white point. Saturation intent preserves the saturation of colors in the image at the possible expense of hue and lightness. Implementation of this intent remains somewhat problematic, and the ICC is still working on methods to achieve the desired effects. This intent is most suitable for business graphics such as charts, where it is more important that the colors be vivid and contrast well with each other rather than a specific color.
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Input Profile
Set here all parameters relevant to Input Color Profiles.
Use embedded profile
Use built-in sRGB profile
Use default profile
Use selected profile
Info...
Camera information
Workspace Profile
Set here all parameters relevant to Color Workspace Profiles.
Use default workspace profile
Proofing Profile
Set here all parameters relevant to Proofing Color Profiles.
Use default proof profile
Lightness Adjustments
Set here all lightness adjustments to the target image.
This is the curve adjustment of the image luminosity
The ICC profiles path seems to be invalid. You will not be able to use "Default profile" options. Please fix this in the digiKam ICC setup.
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The selected ICC proof profile path seems to be invalid. Please check it.
The selected ICC workspace profile path seems to be invalid. Please check it.
Your settings are not sufficient. To apply a color transform, you need at least two ICC profiles: An "Input" profile. A "Workspace" profile. If you want to do a "soft-proof" transform, in addition to these profiles you need a "Proof" profile.
Sorry, there is no selected profile
Profile Error
No profile data can be found.
You have not enabled Color Management in the digiKam preferences.
"Use of default profile" options will be disabled now.
Color Management Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Color Management settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Color Management text file.
Color Management Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Color Management text file.
Red Eye
Here you can see the image selection preview with red eye reduction applied.
Sensitivity:
Sets the smoothness value when blurring the border of the changed pixels. This leads to a more naturally looking pupil.
Coloring Tint:
Tint Level:
Red Eyes Correction
Black & & White
The black and white conversion tool preview is shown here. Picking a color on the image will show the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Generic
Generic: Simulate a generic black and white film.
Agfa 200X
Agfa 200X: Simulate the Agfa 200X black and white film at 200 ISO.
Agfa Pan 25
Agfa Pan 25: Simulate the Agfa Pan black and white film at 25 ISO.
Agfa Pan 100
Agfa Pan 100: Simulate the Agfa Pan black and white film at 100 ISO.
Agfa Pan 400
Agfa Pan 400: Simulate the Agfa Pan black and white film at 400 ISO.
Ilford Delta 100
Ilford Delta 100: Simulate the Ilford Delta black and white film at 100 ISO.
Ilford Delta 400
Ilford Delta 400: Simulate the Ilford Delta black and white film at 400 ISO.
Ilford Delta 400 Pro 3200
Ilford Delta 400 Pro 3200: Simulate the Ilford Delta 400 Pro black and white film at 3200 ISO.
Ilford FP4 Plus
Ilford FP4 Plus: Simulate the Ilford FP4 Plus black and white film at 125 ISO.
Ilford HP5 Plus
Ilford HP5 Plus: Simulate the Ilford HP5 Plus black and white film at 400 ISO.
Ilford PanF Plus
Ilford PanF Plus: Simulate the Ilford PanF Plus black and white film at 50 ISO.
Ilford XP2 Super
Ilford XP2 Super: Simulate the Ilford XP2 Super black and white film at 400 ISO.
Kodak Tmax 100
Kodak Tmax 100: Simulate the Kodak Tmax black and white film at 100 ISO.
Kodak Tmax 400
Kodak Tmax 400: Simulate the Kodak Tmax black and white film at 400 ISO.
Kodak TriX
Kodak TriX: Simulate the Kodak TriX black and white film at 400 ISO.
No Lens Filter
No Lens Filter: Do not apply a lens filter when rendering the image.
Green Filter
Black & White with Green Filter: Simulate black and white film exposure using a green filter. This is useful for all scenic shoots, especially portraits photographed against the sky.
Orange Filter
Black & White with Orange Filter: Simulate black and white film exposure using an orange filter. This will enhance landscapes, marine scenes and aerial photography.
Red Filter
Black & White with Red Filter: Simulate black and white film exposure using a red filter. This creates dramatic sky effects, and simulates moonlight scenes in the daytime.
Yellow Filter
Black & White with Yellow Filter: Simulate black and white film exposure using a yellow filter. This has the most natural tonal correction, and improves contrast. Ideal for landscapes.
Yellow-Green Filter
Blue Filter
Black & White with Blue Filter: Simulate black and white film exposure using a blue filter. This accentuates haze and fog. Used for dye transfer and contrast effects.
Strength:
Here, set the strength adjustment of the lens filter.
No Tone Filter
No Tone Filter: Do not apply a tone filter to the image.
Sepia Tone
Black & White with Sepia Tone: Gives a warm highlight and mid-tone while adding a bit of coolness to the shadows - very similar to the process of bleaching a print and re-developing in a sepia toner.
Brown Tone
Black & White with Brown Tone: This filter is more neutral than the Sepia Tone filter.
Cold Tone
Black & White with Cold Tone: Start subtly and replicate printing on a cold tone black and white paper such as a bromide enlarging paper.
Selenium Tone
Black & White with Selenium Tone: This effect replicates traditional selenium chemical toning done in the darkroom.
Platinum Tone
Black & White with Platinum Tone: This effect replicates traditional platinum chemical toning done in the darkroom.
Green Tone
Black & White with greenish tint: This effect is also known as Verdante.
Film
Lens Filters
Tone
Lightness
Convert to Black & & White
Black & White Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Black & White settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Black & White text file.
Black & White Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Black & White text file.
Color Profile Conversion
Current Color Space:
Convert to:
Select the profile of the color space to convert to.
Auto Correction
The auto-color correction tool preview is shown here. Picking a color on the image will show the corresponding color level on the histogram.
Auto Levels
Auto Levels: This option maximizes the tonal range in the Red, Green, and Blue channels. It searches the image shadow and highlight limit values and adjusts the Red, Green, and Blue channels to a full histogram range.
Normalize
Normalize: This option scales brightness values across the active image so that the darkest point becomes black, and the brightest point becomes as bright as possible without altering its hue. This is often a "magic fix" for images that are dim or washed out.
Equalize
Equalize: This option adjusts the brightness of colors across the active image so that the histogram for the value channel is as nearly as possible flat, that is, so that each possible brightness value appears at about the same number of pixels as each other value. Sometimes Equalize works wonderfully at enhancing the contrasts in an image. Other times it gives garbage. It is a very powerful operation, which can either work miracles on an image or destroy it.
Stretch Contrast
Stretch Contrast: This option enhances the contrast and brightness of the RGB values of an image by stretching the lowest and highest values to their fullest range, adjusting everything in between.
Auto Exposure
Auto Exposure: This option enhances the contrast and brightness of the RGB values of an image to calculate optimal exposition and black level using image histogram properties.
Shear...
Shear Tool
This is the shear operation preview. If you move the mouse cursor on this preview, a vertical and horizontal dashed line will be drawn to guide you in adjusting the shear correction. Release the left mouse button to freeze the dashed line's position.
Main horizontal angle:
The main horizontal shearing angle, in degrees.
Fine horizontal angle:
This value in degrees will be added to main horizontal angle value to set fine adjustments.
Main vertical angle:
The main vertical shearing angle, in degrees.
Fine vertical angle:
This value in degrees will be added to main vertical angle value to set fine adjustments.
Enable this option to apply the anti-aliasing filter to the sheared image. To smooth the target image, it will be blurred a little.
In-painting...
This filter can be used to in-paint a part in a photo. To use this option, select a region to in-paint.
In-Painting Photograph Tool
To use this tool, you need to select a region to in-paint.
In-painting
The image selection preview with in-painting applied is shown here.
Remove Small Artifact
Remove Medium Artifact
Remove Large Artifact
Select the filter preset to use for photograph restoration here: None: Most common values. Puts settings to default. Remove Small Artifact: in-paint small image artifacts, such as image glitches. Remove Medium Artifact: in-paint medium image artifacts. Remove Large Artifact: in-paint large image artifacts, such as unwanted objects.
In-Painting
Photograph In-Painting Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph In-Painting settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph In-Painting text file.
Photograph In-Painting Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph In-Painting text file.
... that digiKam supports Drag'n'Drop? So you can easily move images from Dolphin to digiKam or from digiKam to K3b simply by using "Drag'n'Drop".
... that you can use nested albums in digiKam?
... that you can view the Exif, MakerNotes, IPTC and XMP photo information by using the Metadata sidebar tab on the right side?
... that each photo has a context menu that can be reached by clicking on it with the right mouse button?
... that albums in digiKam are folders in your Collection? So you can easily import your photos by simply copying those folders to your Collection.
... that you can customize your digiKam toolbars using Settings - > Configure Toolbars...?
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... that digiKam has multiple Tools available from kipi-plugins project with extra features like HTML export, Flickr Export, OpenGL Slideshow,... and many more? You can even write your own! Find more information at this site.
... that you can use remote computer repository as images Collection? Go to Setup dialog and Collection section for details.
... that you can print images using the Print Wizard? You can start it using Image - > Print Wizard.
... that you can save your images as PNG file format instead TIFF format and get good compression without losing image quality and metadata?
... that most of the settings in a dialog box have small explanation text, called "What's this?" information, available when you hover over an item and right click with your mouse?
... that because the PNG file format uses a lossless compression algorithm, you can use the max compression level when you save your images and not lose any quality?
... that you can print the current image opened in the digiKam image editor?
... that you can edit multiples language comments of the current image opened in the digiKam image editor by using the Caption/ Tags sidebar tab?
... that you could use & lt; Page Downgt; and & lt; Page Upgt; on your keyboard to switch between photos in the image editor?
... that you can Import RAW files in Image Editor which support a lots of options for advanced users?
... that Image Editor support 16 bits color depth image to be able to edit RAW files in high quality?
Renaming Options
Modifiers
Current Name
New Name
Range...
Trimmed
Remove leading, trailing and extra whitespace
Change Case
change the case of a renaming option
Convert to uppercase
Uppercase
Convert to lowercase
Lowercase
Unique
Replace...
Replace text in a renaming option
Default Value
Default Value...
Set a default value for empty strings
File
Add file properties
Filename
Extension
Owner of the file
Owner
Group of the file
Group
Directory
Add the directory name
Directory name
Metadata...
Add metadata information from Exif, IPTC and XMP
Add metadata information
format settings
Image
Fixed Date
Date & & Time...
Add date and time information
Date and time (standard format)
Date and time
Camera
Add the camera name
Camera name
Number...
Add a sequence number
Sequence number
Sequence number (custom start)
Sequence number (custom start + step)
Enter the name of the current map search to save in the "My Map Searches" view.
If this button is pressed, the current map search will be saved to a new search virtual album using the name set on the left side.
Search name already exists. Please enter a new name:
Name exists
Use CTRL+left mouse button to select a search area.
My Map Searches
Delete Map Search?
Current Map Search
Rebuild All Fingerprints
Rebuild Changed Fingerprints
Updating fingerprints database. Please wait...
& Abort
Processing...
Update of fingerprint database complete.
Duration: %1
& Close
Update of fingerprint database complete.
Synchronizing image metadata with database. Please wait...
Updating database from image metadata. Please wait...
Rebuild All Thumbnails
Build Missing Thumbnails
Updating thumbnails database. Please wait...
The thumbnails database has been updated.
The thumbnails database has been updated.
Sync All Images' Metadata
Syncing the metadata of all images with the digiKam database. Please wait...
Parsing all albums
The metadata of all images has been synchronized with the digiKam database.
Synchronize panels automatically
Set this option to automatically synchronize zooming and panning between left and right panels if the images have the same size.
Selecting a thumbbar item loads the image to the right panel
Set this option to automatically load an image into the right panel when the corresponding item is selected on the thumbbar.
Load full-sized image
Set this option to load the full-sized image into the preview panel instead of one at a reduced size. As this option will make it take longer to load images, only use it if you have a fast computer.
Common Metadata Actions
& Save image tags as "Keywords" tags in metadata embedded in files
Turn on this option to store the image tags in the XMP and IPTC tags.
& Save metadata template as metadata embedded in files
Turn on this option to store the metadata template in the XMP and the IPTC tags. You can set template values to Template setup page.
& Save image captions in metadata embedded in files
Turn on this option to store image captions in the JFIF Comment section, the EXIF tag, the XMP tag, and the IPTC tag.
& Save image timestamps in metadata embedded in files
Turn on this option to store the image date and time in the EXIF, XMP, and IPTC tags.
& Save image rating in metadata embedded in files
Turn on this option to store the image rating in the EXIF tag and the XMP tags.
& Write Metadata to RAW files (experimental)
& Update file timestamp when metadata are saved
Turn on this option to update file timestamps when metadata are saved.
Turn on this option to push rating, comments and tags from digiKam into the Nepomuk storage
Read metadata from Nepomuk
You can add or remove Album category types here to improve how your Albums are sorted in digiKam.
& Add...
& Remove
A list of available Kipi plugins appears below.
& Delay between images:
The delay, in seconds, between images.
Start with current image
If this option is enabled, the Slideshow will be started with the current image selected in the images list.
Slideshow runs in a loop
Run the slideshow in a loop.
Show image file name
Show the image file name at the bottom of the screen.
Show image creation date
Show the image creation time/ date at the bottom of the screen.
Show the camera aperture and focal length at the bottom of the screen.
Show the camera exposure and sensitivity at the bottom of the screen.
Show the camera make and model at the bottom of the screen.
Show image caption
Show the image caption at the bottom of the screen.
Show image rating
Show the digiKam image rating at the bottom of the screen.
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Problem Adding Collection
Adding Collection
Remove Collection
Remove Collection?
Local Collections
Collections on Network Shares
Add Collection
Remove collection
Path
Status
Revert to default settings
Icon-View Options
Show filename
Set this option to show the filename below the image thumbnail.
Show file size
Set this option to show the file size below the image thumbnail.
Show camera creation & date
Set this option to show the camera creation date below the image thumbnail.
Show file & modification date
Set this option to show the file modification date below the image thumbnail.
Show image dimensions
Set this option to show the image size in pixels below the image thumbnail.
Show digiKam & captions
Set this option to show the digiKam captions below the image thumbnail.
Show digiKam & tags
Set this option to show the digiKam tags below the image thumbnail.
Show digiKam & rating
Set this option to show the digiKam rating below the image thumbnail.
Set this option to show overlay buttons on the image thumbnail for image rotation.
Thumbnail click action:
Show embedded preview
Start image editor
Icon View font:
Select here the font used to display text in Icon Views.
Folder View Options
Tree View thumbnail size:
Set this option to configure the size in pixels of the Tree View thumbnails in digiKam's sidebars.
Select here the font used to display text in Tree Views.
Misc Options
Embedded preview loads full-sized images.
Set this option to load images at their full size for preview, rather than at a reduced size. This loads more data and will be slow on older computers.
Confirm when moving items to the & trash.
Confirm when permanently deleting items.
Do not confirm when applying changes in the & right sidebar.
& Show splash screen at startup.
& Scan for new items at startup (makes startup slower.)
Set this option to configure how sidebar tab titles are visible.
Root Album Folders
The location where the database file will be stored on your system. There is one common database file for all root albums. Write access is required to be able to edit image properties. Note: a remote file system, such as NFS, cannot be used here.
You do not seem to have write access to this database folder. Without this access, the caption and tag features will not work.
& Use theme background color
Enable this option to use the background theme color in the image editor area.
Customize the background color to use in the image editor area.
Customize color used in image editor to identify under-exposed pixels.
Customize color used in image editor to identify over-exposed pixels.
Here you can see the digital camera list used by digiKam via the Gphoto interface.
Port
& Edit...
Auto-Detect
Visit Gphoto project website
Device detection under progress, please wait...
Failed to auto-detect camera. Please check if your camera is turned on and retry or try setting it manually.
Camera '%1 '(%2) is already in list.
Found camera '%1 '(%2) and added it to the list.
Collections
Album View
Album Category
Tool-Tip
Templates
MIME Types
Image Editor
Kipi Plugins
The Exif auto-rotate thumbnails option has been changed. Do you want to rebuild all albums' items' thumbnails now? Note: thumbnail processing can take a while. You can start this job later from the "Tools" menu.
Show Settings Dialog when Saving Image Files
Checked: A dialog where settings can be changed when saving image files Unchecked: Default settings are used when saving image files
Enable Color Management
Checked: Color Management is enabled Unchecked: Color Management is disabled
Working Color Space
You can use this button to get more detailed information about the selected workspace profile.
Ask when opening the image
When an image has no color profile information
Ask for the input profile
Automatic color correction
Color Managed View
Monitor profile:
You can use this button to get more detailed information about the selected monitor profile.
Use color managed view in editor
Turn on this option if you want to use your Monitor Color Profile to show your pictures in the Image Editor window with a color correction adapted to your monitor. You can at any time toggle this option from the Editor window. Warning: This can slow down rendering of the image, depending on the speed of your computer.
Use color managed view for previews and thumbnails
Camera and Scanner
Default input color profile:
You can use this button to get more detailed information about the selected input profile.
Printing and Proofing
Output device profile:
Select the profile for your output device (usually, your printer). This profile will be used to do a soft proof, so you will be able to preview how an image will be rendered via an output device.
You can use this button to get more detailed information about the selected proofing profile.
Color Profiles Repository
Use black point compensation
Black Point Compensation is a way to make adjustments between the maximum black levels of digital files and the black capabilities of various digital devices.
Rendering Intents:
Profiles
Advanced
Monitor Profile From System Settings
No ICC profiles files found.
No Profile Available
No Display Profile Available
No Input Profile Available
No Output Profile Available
No profile is selected.
none
Tool-Tips Font:
Select here the font used to display text in tool-tips.
Show icon-view and thumb-bar items' tool-tips
Set this option to display image information when the mouse hovers over an icon-view or thumb-bar item.
digiKam Information
Show album name
Set this option to display the album name.
Set this option to display the image captions.
Show image tags
Set this option to display the image tags.
Set this option to display the image rating.
Show album items' tool-tips
Album Information
Set this option to display album information when the mouse hovers over a folder-view item.
Show album date
Set this option to display the album date.
Show album collection
Set this option to display the album collection.
Show album category
Set this option to display the album category.
Show album caption
Set this option to display the album caption.
Album Items
Camera Configuration
Mounted Camera
Camera List
Select the camera name that you want to use here. All default settings on the right panel will be set automatically. This list has been generated using the gphoto2 library installed on your computer.
Camera Title
Set here the name used in digiKam interface to identify this camera.
Camera Port Type
USB
Select this option if your camera is connected to your computer using a USB cable.
Serial
Select this option if your camera is connected to your computer using a serial cable.
Camera Port Path
Note: only for serial port cameras.
Select the serial port to use on your computer here. This option is only required if you use a serial camera.
Camera Mount Path
Note: only for USB/ IEEE mass storage cameras.
Set here the mount path to use on your computer. This option is only required if you use a USB Mass Storage camera.
To set a USB Mass Storage camera (which looks like a removable drive when mounted on your desktop), please use %1 from the camera list.
To set a Generic PTP USB Device (which uses Picture Transfer Protocol), please use %1 from the camera list.
A complete list of camera settings to use is available at this URL.
Template Title:
Enter the metadata template title here.
& Replace...
Cannot register new metadata template without title.
A metadata template named '%1 'already exists.
Soft Proofing Options
Soft Proofing On
Soft Proofing Off
Press this button to get detailed information about the selected proofing profile.
Rendering intent:
Highlighting color:
Color Profile Mismatch
Missing Color Profile
%1 - %2
Do n't know
This image has an embedded color profile which does not match your working space color profile. How do you want to proceed?
Embedded Color Profile:
Input Color Profile:
Working Color Space:
Original Colors:
Uncorrected Colors:
Raw Colors:
Resulting Colors:
Correction Applied:
Corrected Colors:
Convert to working color space
Assign and keep color profile
Current working color space
This profile:
Assigned Color Profile:
No Profile
unknown
Rotate 90 Degrees
Rotate 180 Degrees
Rotate 270 Degrees
Flip Horizontal
Flip Vertical
Failed to load image "%1"
Loading Image Plugins
& First
& Last
Print Image...
Undo
Redo
Fit to & Selection
This option can be used to zoom the image to the current selection area.
Zoom
Under-Exposure Indicator
Set this option to display black overlaid on the image. This will help you to avoid under-exposing the image.
Over-Exposure Indicator
Set this option to display white overlaid on the image. This will help you to avoid over-exposing the image.
Color-Managed View
Soft Proofing View
Crop
This option can be used to crop the image. Select a region of the image to enable this action.
Flip Horizontally
Flip Vertically
Donate Money...
Close Tool
No selection
Information about image size
Image Plugins
About to overwrite file "%1" Are you sure?
Overwrite
The image '%1 'has been modified. Do you want to save it?
Please wait while the image is being saved...
Cannot open the specified working space profile ("%1"). No color transformation will be applied. Please check the color management configuration in digiKam's setup.
Saving:
Failed to save file "%1" to "%2".
JPEG 2000 image
New Image File Name
Unable to determine the format to save the target image with.
A file named "%1" already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite File?
You do not have write permissions for the file named "%1". Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Failed to overwrite original file
Error Saving File
Failed to save file: %1
Color-Managed View is enabled.
Color-Managed View is disabled.
Color Management is not configured, so the Color-Managed View is not available.
Under-Exposure indicator is enabled
Under-Exposure indicator is disabled
Over-Exposure indicator is enabled
Over-Exposure indicator is disabled
Delete File Permanently
Delete Permanently without Confirmation
Move to Trash without Confirmation
Image Editor - %1
There is no image to show in the current album. The image editor will be closed.
No Image in Current Album
(%1, %2) RGBA: %3, %4, %5, %6
Guide:
Set here the color used to draw dashed guide lines.
Set here the width in pixels used to draw dashed guide lines.
Reset all settings to their default values.
Load...
Load all parameters from settings text file.
Save all parameters to settings text file.
Try all settings.
Raw Import
Post Processing
Raw Decoding
Cannot decode RAW image for "%1"
Abort
Abort the current Raw image preview.
Update
Generate a Raw image preview using current settings.
Set here the gamma adjustment of the image
Set here the color saturation correction.
Exposure (E. V):
This value in E. V will be used to perform an exposure compensation of the image.
Exposure
Luminosity Curve
Reset all settings to default values.
Import image to editor using current settings.
Use Default
Use Color Management for Printing
Settings...
Color Management is disabled. You can enable it now by clicking on the "Settings" button.
Print Image
Original
Target
If this option is enabled, the original image will be shown.
Original image
If this option is enabled, the preview area will split vertically. A contiguous area of the image will be shown, with one half from the original image, the other half from the target image.
Vertical split with contiguous image
If this option is enabled, the preview area will split horizontally. A contiguous area of the image will be shown, with one half from the original image, the other half from the target image.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will split vertically. The same part of the original and the target image will be shown side by side.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will split horizontally. The same part of the original and the target image will be shown side by side.
If this option is enabled, the target image will be shown.
Target image
If this option is enabled, the original image will be shown when the mouse is over image area; otherwise, the target image will be shown.
Mouse-over mode
Here you can see the original clip image which will be used for the preview computation. Click and drag the mouse cursor in the image to change the clip focus.
Convert To JP2
Convert To JPEG
Convert To TIFF
Convert To PGF
Convert To PNG
Apply Metadata Template
Preset Length:
Use Custom Length
Rotate
Use Exif Orientation
90 degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees
Angle:
Horizontal
Vertical
Sharpen Image
Color Auto-correction
Add Watermark
Enter your watermark string here.
Text:
Font Color:
Top left
Top right
Bottom left
Bottom right
Corner:
Enter the string length as a percent of the image width here.
length (%):
This is the list of images to batch process.
Thumbnail
File Name
This is the list of batch tools assigned.
Reset current tool settings to default values.
Queues
Queue Settings
Batch Tools Available / History
Assigned Tools
Tool Settings
Run
Stop
Remove Queue
Remove items
Remove processed items
Clear Queue
Move up
Move down
Remove tool
Clear List
Current Queue:
No items
No tasks
Ready
There are no items to process in the queues.
Batch queue is completed...
Process Cancelled...
Failed to save item...
Item processed successfully...
Failed to process item...
This is the list of digiKam batch tools available.
Base Tools
History
If Target File Exists:
Overwrite automatically
Use original filenames
Turn on this option to use original filenames without modifications.
Customize filenames:
File Renaming
Kipi-plugins
Custom Tools
Assign tools
Advanced Search
(Advanced Search)
New Search
Search:
Enter keywords here...
Save Current Search
Enter a name for the current search to save it in the "Searches" view
If you press this button, the current search will be saved to a new virtual Search Album using the name set on the left side.
Edit Stored Search
(No Value Selected)
No Rating assigned
File, Album, Tags
Picture Properties
Find Pictures
Meet All of the following conditions
Meet Any of the following conditions
Search your collection for pictures meeting the following conditions
Remove Group
Options > >
Delete Search?
New...
The album name contains
The album caption contains
The album collection contains
Image has no tags
Modification
and
Size of the file
Rating
at most
Digitization
Exif Orientation
Find pictures with orientation flag
Width
px
Height
Orientation
File Format
Color Depth
Color Model
Aperture
Focal length
Exposure time
Automatic exposure program
Sensitivity
Flash
Flash mode
White balance
Subject Distance
Caption
Author
Headline
Reset contents
Any Album
Any Tag
any color depth
Any Orientation
Landscape Orientation
Portrait orientation
Add Search Group
Scan Your Collection
Open a preview
Open in the editor
Load reduced version of image
Load image
Open directly, with adjustments made automatically
Use Tooltips
Do nothing
Add information to files
/ Pictures
You must select a folder for digiKam to use as the root album. All of your images will go there.
The folder to use as the root album path does not exist: %1 Would you like digiKam to create it for you?
Create Root Album Folder?
digiKam could not create the folder to use as the root album. Please select a different location. %1
Create Root Album Folder Failed
You do not seem to have write access for the folder selected to be the root album. Warning: Without write access, items cannot be edited.
You must select a folder for digiKam to store information and metadata in a database file.
The folder to put your database in does not seem to exist: %1 Would you like digiKam to create it for you?
Create Database Folder?
digiKam could not create the folder to host your database file. Please select a different location. %1
Create Database Folder Failed
You do not seem to have write access for the folder to host the database file. Please select a different location. %1
Tag: %1
Target URL %1 is not valid.
Target album is not in the album library.
Show on left panel
Show on right panel
Edit
Remove item
Clear all
Drag and drop images here
Drag and drop an image here
Unable to display preview for "%1"
Show item on left panel
On right
Show item on right panel
Remove item from LightTable
Remove all items from LightTable
Delete immediately
Synchronize
Synchronize preview from left and right panels
By Pair
Navigate by pairs with all items
Clear On Close
Remove all images from the light table when it is closed
Device Information
Summary
Device Summary
Manual
Device Manual
About
About Driver
Mounted Camera driver for USB/ IEEE1394 mass storage cameras and Flash disk card readers.
Title: %1 Model: %2 Port: %3 Path: %4 UUID: %5
yes
no
Thumbnails: %1 Capture image: %2 Delete items: %3 Upload items: %4 Create directories: %5 Delete directories: %6
For more information about the Mounted Camera driver, please read the Supported Digital Still Cameras section in the digiKam manual.
The Mounted Camera driver is a simple interface to a camera disk mounted locally on your system. It does not use libgphoto2 drivers. To report any problems with this driver, please contact the digiKam team at: http: / /www. digikam. org/ ?q=contact
Camera Folders
Capture from %1
Capture
Camera Media
Album Library
Available:
Require:
%1 - Select Camera Folder
Please select the camera folder where you want to upload the images.
Camera filenames
Turn on this option to use the camera provided image filenames without modifications.
Change case to:
Leave as-is
Upper
Lower
Set the method to use to change the case of the image filenames.
Customize
auto-detected
Connecting to camera...
Connection established.
Connection failed.
Getting camera information...
Getting available free space on camera...
Getting preview...
Capture image...
Listing folders...
Listing files in %1...
Failed to list files in %1.
Getting thumbnails for %1...
Getting EXIF information for %1...
Downloading file %1...
Failed to download %1...
EXIF rotating file %1...
Fix Internal date to file %1...
Apply Metadata template to file %1...
Converting %1 to lossless file format...
Retrieving file %1 from camera...
Failed to retrieve file %1 from camera.
Uploading file %1 to camera...
Deleting file %1...
Toggle lock file %1...
Rename File
Skipped file %1
Download successfully %1...
Failed to download file "%1".
Do you want to continue?
Failed to upload file "%1".
Failed to upload %1...
Failed to delete %1...
Failed to delete file "%1".
Failed to lock %1...
Failed to toggle lock file "%1".
Camera "%1"
Set how digiKam will rename files as they are downloaded.
File Renaming Options
Extension-based sub-albums
Date-based sub-albums
Date format:
ISO
Full Text
Local Settings
Set how digiKam creates albums automatically when downloading.
Enable this option if you want to download your pictures into automatically created file extension-based sub-albums of the destination album. This way, you can separate JPEG and RAW files as they are downloaded from your camera.
Enable this option if you want to download your pictures into automatically created file date-based sub-albums of the destination album.
Select your preferred date format used to create new albums. The options available are: ISO: the date format is in accordance with ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD). E. g.: 2006-08-24 Full Text: the date format is in a user-readable string. E. g.: Thu Aug 24 2006 Local Settings: the date format depending on KDE control panel settings.
Auto-creation of Albums
Fix internal date & & time
Auto-rotate/ flip image
Convert to lossless file format
New image format:
Set here all options to fix/ transform JPEG files automatically as they are downloaded.
Enable this option if you want images automatically rotated or flipped using EXIF information provided by the camera.
Select here which metadata template you want to apply to images.
Enable this option to set date and time metadata tags to the right values if your camera does not set these tags correctly when pictures are taken. The values will be saved in the DateTimeDigitized and DateTimeCreated EXIF, XMP, and IPTC tags.
Enable this option to automatically convert all JPEG files to a lossless image format. Note: Image conversion can take a while on a slow computer.
Select your preferred lossless image file format to convert to. Note: All metadata will be preserved during the conversion.
On the Fly Operations (JPEG only)
Cancel
Select New Items
Select Locked Items
Download Selected
Download All
Download/ Delete Selected
Download/ Delete All
Upload...
Toggle Lock
Mark as downloaded
Delete Selected
Delete All
Show History
Canceling current operation, please wait...
Do you want to close the dialog and cancel the current operation?
Disconnecting from camera, please wait...
Scanning for new files, please wait...
Failed to connect to the camera. Please make sure it is connected properly and turned on. Would you like to try again?
Connection Failed
Retry
Select Image to Upload
Camera Folder %1 already contains the item %2. Please enter a new filename (without extension):
File already exists
Please select the destination album from the digiKam library to import the camera pictures into.
Cancel Download
Download is completed...
The items listed below are locked by camera (read-only). These items will not be deleted. If you really want to delete these items, please unlock them and try again.
A file with the same name (%1) already exists in folder %2.
Failed to find Album for path '%1 '.
Title: %1 Model: %2 Port: %3 Path: %4
Thumbnails: %1 Capture image: %2 Delete items: %3 Upload items: %4 Create directories: %5 Delete Directories: %6
Download
Download & & Delete
& Upload to camera
Cannot display camera preview
My Date Searches
Delete Date Search?
Time Unit:
Month
Year
Select the histogram scale. If the date's maximal counts are small, you can use the linear scale. Logarithmic scale can be used when the maximal counts are big; if it is used, all values (small and large) will be visible on the graph.
Clear current selection
If you press this button, the current date selection on the time-line will be cleared.
Enter the name of the current dates search to save in the "My Date Searches" view
If you press this button, the dates selected on the time-line will be saved to a new search virtual Album using the name set on the left.
Cannot display image "%1"
Slideshow Completed.
Click To Exit...
Ref. images
This shows all found duplicate items.
Update fingerprints
Use this button to update all image fingerprints.
Find duplicates
Use this button to scan the selected albums for duplicate items.
Search in:
Similarity:
No albums selected
No tags selected
Sketch
Duplicates
File:
Folder:
Enter the name of the current similar image search to save in the "My Fuzzy Searches" view.
If you press this button, the current similar image search will be saved to a new search virtual album using name set on the left side.
Set here the brush color used to draw sketch.
Use this button to undo last drawing action on sketch.
Redo last draw on sketch
Use this button to redo last drawing action on sketch.
Pen:
Set here the brush size in pixels used to draw sketch.
Set here the number of items to find using sketch.
Clear sketch
Use this button to clear sketch contents.
Enter the name of the current sketch search to save in the "My Fuzzy Searches" view.
If you press this button, the current sketch fuzzy search will be saved to a new search virtual album using the name set on the left side.
No Fingerprints
My Fuzzy Searches
Delete Fuzzy Search?
Current Fuzzy Sketch Search
Current Fuzzy Image Search
%1 (rev.: %2)
Set this option to keep the current zoom level when switching images
Density:
& Save image rating as tags
If this option is enabled, the preview area will be split horizontally, displaying the original and target image at the same time. The target is duplicated from the original below the red dashed line.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will be split vertically, displaying the original and target image at the same time. The target is duplicated from the original to the right of the red dashed line.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will be split horizontally, displaying the original and target image at the same time. The original is above the red dashed line, the target below it.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will be split vertically, displaying the original and target image at the same time. The original is to the left of the red dashed line, the target to the right of it.
If this option is enabled, the preview area will not be split into two.
Here you can see the original image panel which can help you to select the clip preview. Click and drag the mouse cursor in the red rectangle to change the clip focus.
(%1, %2)(%3x%4)
Information about current selection area
Form
Replace
Replace text
Replace text (case insensitive)
MyOption
my option description
Source
From Image
... that you have direct access to the KDE Gamma Configuration using Tools - > Gamma Adjustment?
Colors:
Select the main color displayed with Colors Channel mode here: Red: Draw the red image channel in the foreground. Green: Draw the green image channel in the foreground. Blue: Draw the blue image channel in the foreground.
Quickly add a renaming option
Quickly add a modifier to a renaming option
Range
Replace (case insensitive)
Current
Date & & Time
Date & & Time (key)
Camera Name
Sequence Number
Sequence Number (start)
Sequence Number (start, step)
Metadata Keywords
NoiseReduction
Radius: this control selects the gliding window size used for the filter. Larger values do not increase the amount of time needed to filter each pixel in the image but can cause blurring. This window moves across the image, and the color in it is smoothed to remove imperfections. In any case it must be about the same size as the noise granularity or somewhat more. If it is set higher than necessary, then it can cause unwanted blur.
Threshold: use the slider for coarse adjustment, and the spin control for fine adjustment to control edge detection sensitivity. This value should be set so that edges and details are clearly visible and noise is smoothed out. Adjustment must be made carefully, because the gap between "noisy", "smooth", and "blur" is very small. Adjust it as carefully as you would adjust the focus of a camera.
Texture:
Texture: this control sets the texture accuracy. This value can be used, to get more or less texture accuracy. When decreased, then noise and texture are blurred out, when increased then texture is amplified, but also noise will increase. It has almost no effect on image edges.
Sharpness: This value improves the frequency response for the filter. When it is too strong then not all noise can be removed, or spike noise may appear. Set it near to maximum, if you want to remove very weak noise or JPEG-artifacts, without losing detail.
Edge Lookahead:
Edge: This value defines the pixel distance to which the filter looks ahead for edges. When this value is increased, then spike noise is erased. You can eventually re-adjust the Edge filter, when you have changed this setting. When this value is too high, the adaptive filter can no longer accurately track image details, and noise or blurring can occur.
Erosion:
Erosion: Use this to increase edge noise erosion and spike noise erosion (noise is removed by erosion).
Luminance: this control sets the luminance tolerance of the image. Using either the Color or the Luminance tolerance settings to make an image correction is recommended, but not both at the same time. These settings do not influence the main smoothing process controlled by the Details settings.
Color: this control sets the color tolerance of the image. It is recommended using either the Color or the Luminance tolerance to make image correction, not both at the same time. These settings do not influence the main smoothing process controlled by the Details settings.
Gamma: this control sets the gamma tolerance of the image. This value can be used to increase the tolerance values for darker areas (which commonly are noisier). This results in more blur for shadow areas.
Damping:
Damping: this control sets the phase-jitter damping adjustment. This value defines how fast the adaptive filter-radius reacts to luminance variations. If increased, then edges appear smoother; if too high, then blur may occur. If at minimum, then noise and phase jitter at the edges can occur. It can suppress spike noise when increased, and this is the preferred method to remove it.
Details
Add Date & Time
Add sequence number
Enter renaming string
Target image file format "%1" unsupported.
File extension
File name
Add the current file name
Free Rotation...
Brightness/ Contrast/ Gamma
Increase Gamma
Decrease Gamma
Increase Brightness
Decrease Brightness
Increase Contrast
Decrease Contrast
TextLabel
Brightness, Contrast, Gamma
Use & horizontal thumbbar (needs to restart %1)
If this option is enabled, the thumbnails bar will be displayed horizontally behind the image area. You need to restart the editor for this option take effect.
Pan the image
Sequence Number...
Select the white balance color temperature preset to use here: Candle: candle light (1850K). 40W Lamp: 40 Watt incandescent lamp (2680K). 100W Lamp: 100 Watt incandescent lamp (2800K). 200W Lamp: 200 Watt incandescent lamp (3000K). Sunrise: sunrise or sunset light (3200K). Studio Lamp: tungsten lamp used in photo studio or light at 1 hour from dusk/ dawn (3400K). Moonlight: moon light (4100K). Neutral: neutral color temperature (4750K). Daylight D50: sunny daylight around noon (5000K). Photo Flash: electronic photo flash (5500K). Sun: effective sun temperature (5770K). Xenon Lamp: xenon lamp or light arc (6420K). Daylight D65: overcast sky light (6500K). None: no preset value.
Copy Selected Album Items
Paste Selected Album Items
& New Album From Selection...
%1 Items
Sorry, there is no profile data
supported RAW cameras
This is the list of user customized batch tools.
Remove current item
Update current item
Add new item
Photograph Tone Mapping Settings File to Load
"%1" is not a Photograph Tone Mapping settings text file.
Cannot load settings from the Photograph Tone Mapping text file.
Photograph Tone Mapping Settings File to Save
Cannot save settings to the Photograph Tone Mapping text file.
Tone Mapping...
Map Theme
Current directory name
Image filename
camera name
sequence number
& Load
& Save
Color Management...
Move selected token to the right
Tokens
filename (uppercase)
filename (lowercase)
left
right
Quick access
Turn on this option to customize the image filenames during download.
Prefix:
Set the prefix which will be added to the image filenames.
Suffix:
Set the suffix which will be added to the image filenames.
Set this option to add the original filename.
Add Date & & Time
Set this option to add the camera-provided date and time.
Standard
Advanced...
Select your preferred date format for creating the new albums. The options available are: Standard: the date format that has been used as a standard by digiKam. E. g.: 20060824T142618 ISO: the date format according to ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD). E. g.: 2006-08-24T14:26:18 Full Text: the date format is a user-readable string. E. g.: Thu Aug 24 14:26:18 2006 Local Settings: the date format depending on the KDE control panel settings. Advanced: allows the user to specify a custom date format.
Set this option to add the camera name.
Add Sequence Number
Set this option to add a sequence number starting with the index set below.
Start Index:
Set the starting index value used to rename files with a sequence number.
Enter the format for date and time. Use dd for the day, MM for the month, yyyy for the year, hh for the hour, mm for the minute, ss for the second. Examples: yyyyMMddThhmmss for 20060824T142418, yyyy-MM-dd hh: mm: ss for 2006-08-24 14:24:18.
Change Date and Time Format
Metdata
Use & horizontal thumbbar (will need to restart showFoto)
If this option is enabled, the thumbnail bar will be displayed horizontally behind the image area. You need to restart showFoto for this option to take effect.
To report problems about this driver, please contact the gphoto2 team at: http: / /gphoto. org/ bugs
If this option is enabled, digiKam asks the user before it applies the Workspace default color profile to an image which has no embedded profile or, if the image has an embedded profile, when it is not the same as the workspace profile.
If this option is enabled, digiKam applies the working color profile to an image, without prompting you about missing embedded profiles or embedded profiles different from the workspace profile.
Leave the image as is without conversion
If this option is enabled, digiKam does not apply the workspace color profile to an image, without prompting you about missing embedded profiles or embedded profiles different from the workspace profile.
Select the color profile for your monitor here. You need to enable the Use color managed view option to use this profile.
Input:
Select a default profile for your input device (usually your camera or your scanner)
Soft proof:
Apply the default color workspace profile to the image.
Do Nothing
Do not change the image
Assign
Only embed the color workspace profile in the image, do not change the image.
This image has not been assigned a color profile. Do you want to convert it to your workspace color profile?
Custom...
System Settings
You have selected the "Default built-in sRGB profile"
This profile is built on the fly, so there is no relevant information about it.
Sorry, it seems there is no embedded profile
Color Management Policy
Apply when opening an image in the Image Editor
Default path to the color profiles folder. You must store all your color profiles in this directory.
Workspace:
All the images will be converted to the color space of this profile, so you must select a profile appropriate for editing. These color profiles are device independent.
You must set a correct default path for your ICC color profiles files.
Invalid Profile
Invalid color profile has been removed.
digiKam has failed to remove the invalid color profile. Remove it manually.
power
linear
Cameras (Manually Added)
More Info...
Synchronize All Images with Database
Synchronize Images with Database
Sort Albums' contents.
Enter here caption text
Simple list
Show images/ thumbs & rotated according to orientation tag
Set orientation tag to normal after rotate/ flip
Exit Full Screen
Exit Fullscreen mode
Select here the language for your caption.
Informations
Country Code:
Instructions
Additional Settings
Edit Metadata
Reset the curve to its default values.
& Save default photographer identity as tags
& Save default credit and copyright identity as tags
Turn on this option to store the default credit and copyright identity in the XMP and the IPTC tags. You can set this value in the Identity setup page.
Photographer Information
Credit and Copyright
Identity
Set default photographer identity
Enable this option to store the default photographer identity in the XMP and IPTC tags using digiKam's metadata settings.
Enable this option to store the default credit and copyright information in the XMP and IPTC tags using digiKam's metadata settings.
Guide width:
Fast
Threshold (%):
Use this button to scan whole collection to find all duplicate items.
Rebuilding all image thumbnails can take some time. Do you want to continue?
Advanced Settings:
File Properties
Image Properties
Photograph Properties
Camera File Properties
Exact
Edit Search...
Delete Search
Gradient norm
First Run
Removing items completed
Move Album to Trash
Delete Album
& Save As...
& Load...
Reset all filter parameters to their default values.
Load all filter parameters from settings text file.
Save all filter parameters to settings text file.
This shows the current progress when you use the Restoration mode.
Points:
Set Angle
Enable this option to flip horizontally guidelines.
Here you can see the black and white conversion tool preview. You can pick color on image to see the color level corresponding on histogram.
Here you can see the auto-color correction tool preview. You can pick color on image to see the color level corresponding on histogram.
If you enable this option, you will see the original image.
If you enable this option, you will see the target image.
You can see here the image's white-balance adjustments preview. You can pick color on image to see the color level corresponding on histogram.
Intensity outputs.
Minimal intensity output.
Select the minimal intensity output value of the histogram here.
Maximal intensity output.
Select the maximal intensity output value of the histogram here.
Here you can see the image color-balance adjustments preview. You can pick color on image to see the color level corresponding on histogram.
Sorry, there is not any selected profile
Select the filter preset to use for photograph restoration here: Reduce Uniform Noise: reduce small image artifacts like sensor noise. Reduce JPEG Artifacts: reduce large image artifacts like JPEG compression mosaic. Reduce Texturing: reduce image artifacts like paper texture or Moire patterns of a scanned image.
New Album...
New Album From Selection
Edit Tag Properties...
Update Metadata Database...
Focal:
No item on Light Table
1 item on Light Table
The following profile is invalid:
Comments:
Family:
Family
By Family
Thumbbar Items Tool Tip Settings
RAW Files Decoding Settings
Color Management Settings
Save Images' Files' Settings
Slide Show Settings
Album View Settings
Album Items Tool Tip Settings
Embedded Image Information Management
Default identity information
Album Family
Album Family Settings
Supported File (MIME-Type) Settings
Light Table Settings
Image Editor Album Settings
Image Editor: Settings for Color Management
Main Interface Plug-in Settings
Miscellaneous Settings
Collection:
By Collection
Album Type
Album Type Settings
SlideShow
Thumbnail Information
Modified:
Assign tag to images. Please wait...
Kipi library version: %1
Slide
Toggle lock
Image files
RAW files
Movie files
Audio files
Rotated right
Rotated left
Failed to save file "%1" to "%2".
This shows all root albums used by digiKam as collections.
Type
& New
Path:
Sorry you cannot use your home directory as the root album.
You do n't seem to have write access to this root album. Without this access, image and metadata editing will not work.
A root album in folder "%1" already exists.
Modified:
Size:
Owner:
Type:
Dimensions:
Compression:
Bit depth:
Color mode:
Lens:
Mode/ Program:
Flash:
White balance:
New Name:
Downloaded:
Zoom to 1:1
Designed for KDE4
Hardware handling using KDE4 Solid interface
Multimedia files handling using KDE4 Phonon interface
Geolocation performed using KDE4 Marble interface
A new camera interface
A new tool to perform advanced searches based on photo meta-information
A new tool to perform searches over a map
Copy Album Items Selection
Refresh all album contents.
Digital Cameras
Cameras Added Manually
xD-Picture Card Reader
File size
Display in loop
Print image file name
Print camera aperture and focal length
Print camera exposure and sensitivity
Print camera make and model
Print image caption
Set this option to load the full image size with an embedded preview, instead of a reduced size. Because this option will take more time to load images, use it only if you have a fast computer.
Root Album Paths
A root album set with path "%1" already exist.
Enable this option to restore photograph content. This way is useful to scale-up an image to an huge size. Warning: this process can take a while.
These items will be moved to Trash.
RAW camera supported
digiKam use root album paths to store your photo albums created in My Albums view from left side-bar. Below, please select which folder you would like digiKam to use as first root album path from your local file system. Note: you can set other root album paths later using digiKam settings panel. Removable medias and shared files system are supported.
Below, set the location on your computer where the digiKam database file will be stored. Write access is required to be able to edit image properties. Please note that you cannot use a remote file system here, such as NFS.
Set here the gamma adjustement of the image
Select the histogram scale. If the date count's maximal values are small, you can use the linear scale. Logarithmic scale can be used when the maximal values are big; if it is used, all values (small and large) will be visible on the graph.
Rune Laursen
Danish translations
Jan Toenjes
Marcus Meissner
Czech translations
Janos Tamasi
Hungarian translations
Jasper van der Marel
Anna Sawicka
Polish translations
Select the histogram channel to displayhere: Luminosity: Display luminosity (perceived brightness) values. Red: Display the red image channel. Green: Display the green image channel. Blue: Display the blue image channel. Alpha: Display the alpha image channel. This channel corresponds to the transparency value and is supported by some image formats such as PNG or TIFF. Colors: Display all color channel values at the same time.
Select the histogram scale here. If the image's maximal values are small, you can use the linear scale. Logarithmic scale can be used when the maximal values are big; if it is used, all values (small and large) will be visible on the graph.
Linear
Logarithmic
Selection
This is the histogram drawing of the selected image channel
Here set the zoom factor of the preview area.
This is the percentage of the task which has been completed up to this point.
Here you can see the original image panel which can help you to select the clip preview. Click and drag the mouse cursor in the red rectangle to change the clip focus.
Select the color channel to mix here: Red: display the red image-channel values. Green: display the green image-channel values. Blue: display the blue image-channel values.
Select the histogram scale here. If the image's maximal counts are small, you can use the linear scale. Logarithmic scale can be used when the maximal counts are big; if it is used, all values (small and large) will be visible on the graph.
Select the histogram channel to display here: Luminosity: display the image's luminosity values. Red: display the red image-channel values. Green: display the green image-channel values. Blue: display the blue image-channel values.
Here you can see the target preview image histogram drawing of the selected image channel. This one is re-computed at any filter settings changes.
Select the histogram channel to display here: Luminosity: display the image's luminosity values. Red: display the red image-channel values. Green: display the green image-channel values. Blue: display the blue image-channel values. Alpha: display the alpha image-channel values. This channel corresponds to the transparency value and is supported by some image formats, such as PNG or TIF.
Here you can see the target preview image histogram drawing of the selected image channel. This one is re-computed at any levels settings changes.
Set here the color used to draw guides dashed-lines.
Set here the width in pixels used to draw guides dashed-lines.
Select the histogram channel to display: Luminosity: display the image's luminosity values. Red: display the red image-channel values. Green: display the green image-channel values. Blue: display the blue image-channel values.
Set here the gamma adjustment of the image.
Channel:
Here you can see the target preview image histogram of the selected image channel. This one is updated after setting changes.
Here you can see the target preview image histogram of the selected image channel. It is updated upon setting changes.
Select the histogram channel to display here: Luminosity: display the image's luminosity values. Red: display the red image-channel values. Green: display the green image-channel values. Blue: display the blue image-channel values. Colors: Display all color channel values at the same time.
Abort the current image rendering.
This is the image filter effect preview. If you move the mouse cursor on this area, a vertical and horizontal dashed line will be draw to guide you in adjusting the filter settings. Press the left mouse button to freeze the dashed line's position.
This is the image filter effect preview.
This is the percentage of the task which has completed up to this point.
digiKam Handbook
(c) 2004-2006, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2008, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
Author and maintainer
David Hodson
Lens distortion correction algorithm.
A noise reduction image filter plugin for digiKam.
(c) 2004-2007, Gilles Caulier
Peter Heckert
Noise Reduction algorithm. Developer
Add Film Grain to Photograph
A digiKam image plugin to apply a film grain effect to an image.
(c) 2004-2005, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2007, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
Charcoal Drawing
A digiKam charcoal drawing image effect plugin.
(c) 2004-2008, Gilles Caulier
Apply Texture
A digiKam image plugin to apply a decorative texture to an image.
(c) 2005, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2008, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
A digiKam image plugin to apply blurring special effects to an image.
Pieter Z. Voloshyn
Blurring algorithms
Emboss Image
Emboss image effect plugin for digiKam.
Emboss algorithm
Apply Oil Paint Effect
An oil painting image effect plugin for digiKam.
(c) 2004-2005, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2008, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
Oil paint algorithm
Simulate Infrared Film to Photograph
Infrared Film
A digiKam image plugin to simulate infrared film.
Sharpening Photograph
Apply Gaussian Blur on Photograph
A digiKam image plugin to automatically fix lens aberrations using LensFun library.
(c) 2008, Adrian Schroeter (c) 2008, Gilles Caulier
A digiKam image plugin to reduce image vignetting.
Anti Vignetting algorithm
Apply Color Special Effects to Photograph
A digiKam plugin to apply special color effects to an image.
(c) 2004-2005, Renchi Raju (c) 2006-2007, Gilles Caulier
White Color Balance Correction
A digiKam image plugin to correct white color balance.
(c) 2005-2008, Gilles Caulier
Pawel T. Jochym
White color balance correction algorithm
Insert Text on Photograph
A digiKam image plugin for inserting text on a photograph.
(c) 2005-2006, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2008, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
Add Raindrops to Photograph
A digiKam image plugin to add raindrops to an image.
Raindrops algorithm
Add Border Around Photograph
A digiKam image plugin to add a border around an image.
A digiKam image plugin to process free image rotation.
Free Rotation algorithm
A digiKam image plugin to apply distortion effects to an image.
Distortion algorithms
Adjust Photograph Perspective
A digiKam image plugin to process image perspective adjustment.
Template Superimpose to Photograph
A digiKam image plugin to superimpose a template onto a photograph.
Aspect Ratio Crop & Composition Guide
A digiKam image plugin to shear an image.
A digiKam image plugin to inpaint a photograph.
David Tschumperle
CImg library
Feedback and plugin polishing
Color Channel Mixer
An image color channel mixer plugin for digiKam.
(c) 2005-2007, Gilles Caulier
A digiKam image plugin for fixing dots produced by hot/ stuck/ dead pixels from a CCD.
(c) 2005-2006, Unai Garro (c) 2005-2008, Gilles Caulier
An image-histogram-curves adjustment plugin for digiKam.
Adjust Color Levels
An image-histogram-levels adjustment plugin for digiKam.
Photograph Restoration
A digiKam image plugin to restore a photograph.
Red Eye Reduction
Auto Color Correction
Brightness Contrast Gamma Adjustments
Convert to Black & White
Abort current image rendering.
Launch Color Management plugin with RAW files
Enable this option if you want to launch the color management image plugin when a RAW file is loaded in the editor.
Vignetting...
Histogram calculation in progress...
A Color Theme Designer for digiKam
... that there is a digiKam hotplugging howto available at this url?
Show image dimensions (warning: slow)
Album Library Path
Cannot restart digiKam automatically. Please restart digiKam manually.
Albums Library Folder
Set here the number of similar items to find.
Add & image file extensions:
Add & movie file extensions:
Add & audio file extensions:
Rebuilding all image finger-prints can take some time. Do you want to continue?
Here you can set the extensions of the image files to be displayed in Albums (such as JPEG or TIFF); clicking on these files will open them in the digiKam Image Editor.
Here you can set the extensions of movie files to be displayed in Albums (such as MPEG or AVI); clicking on these files will open them in the default KDE movie player.
Here you can set the extensions of audio files to be displayed in Albums (such as MP3 or OGG); clicking on these files will open them in the default KDE audio player.
Show only & RAW files with extensions:
Here you can set the extensions of the RAW image files to be displayed in Albums (such as CRW, for Canon cameras, or NEF, for Nikon cameras).
Another file or folder with same name exists
Access denied to path
Disk is full
Unknown error
%1 mm
Listing files in %1 is complete
Select the right action to do when you right click with mouse button on thumbnail here.
(c) 2005, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2007, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
(c) 2005-2006, Gilles Caulier (c) 2006-2007, Gilles Caulier and Marcel Wiesweg
A Photo-Management Application for KDE
KDE Photo Viewer and Editor
(c) 2004-2008, digiKam developers team
Search Rules
Here you can review the search rules used to filter image-searching in the album library.
Add/ Delete Option
You can edit the search rules by adding/ removing criteria.
As well as
Or
& Del
Group/ Ungroup Options
You can group or ungroup any search criteria from the Search Rule set.
& Ungroup
& Save search as:
Enter the name used to save the current search in "My Searches" view
Tag Name
Image Name
Image Date
Image Caption
Keyword
Contains
Does Not Contain
Equals
Does Not Equal
After
Before
At most
Enter your search criteria to find items in the album library
Here you can see the items found in the album library, using the current search criteria
Save search as:
Find results
Icon Placeholder, not in GUI
Deletion method placeholder, never shown to user.
Placeholder for number of files, not in GUI
Lens Error Correction
A digiKam image plugin to fix errors caused by lens.
Lens Distortion...
Use Filters
Prepare slideshow. Please wait...
If this box is checked, this dialog will not be shown again in the future, files will be directly moved to the Trash Bin
ICC profiles path seems to be invalid. If you want to set it now, select "Yes", otherwise select "No". In this case, "Color Management" feature will be disabled until you solve this issue
Make a donation...
Sets the size of tile.
& Send to Trash
New Simple Search...
New Advanced Search...
Edit as Advanced Search...
Tag "%1" Properties
unaviable
Using Kipi library version %1
Using KDcraw library version %1
Using Dcraw program version %1
Using PNG library version %1
Using Gphoto2 library version %1
Using KExiv2 library version %1
Using Exiv2 library version %1
XMP support available: %1
(c) 2005-2008, Unai Garro and Gilles Caulier
Make: %1
Model: %1
Created: %1
Aperture: f/ %1
Sensitivity: %1 ISO
Open Images
No media player available...
Albums are Missing
Scanning items, please wait...
Updating items, please wait...
Files are Missing
Thumbnails processing
Processing small thumbs
Processing large thumbs
(c) 2002-2007, digiKam developers team
GPS
Global Positioning System Information
Rating > = %1
My Dates
Set the photographer name. This field is limited to 32 ASCII characters with IPTC.
Set the photographer title. This field is limited to 32 ASCII characters with IPTC.
Set the default provider identification of the image, not necessarily the owner/ creator. This field is limited to 32 ASCII characters with IPTC.
Set the default original owner identification of the intellectual content of the image. This could be an agency, a member of an agency or an individual photographer name. This field is limited to 32 ASCII characters with IPTC.
Set the default copyright notice of the images. This field is limited to 128 ASCII characters with IPTC.
Quick Search...
Using dcraw version %1
Sets the red color pixels selection threshold. Low values will select more red color pixels, high values less.
Set here the tint level used to coloring red eye.
Edit Album Properties...
New & Tag...
Album & Library
Here you can set the main path to the digiKam album library in your computer. Write access is required for this path.
Path to store database:
Album & Library Path
Finding non-existing Albums
Finding items not in the database or disk
Updating items without date
The image will not fit on the page, what do you want to do?
Top-Central
Top-Right
Central-Left
Central
Central-Right
Bottom-Left
Bottom-Central
Bottom-Right
Print image in & black and white
Scale image to & fit
Print exact size:
KColorEdit
Artur Rataj
Untitled
The document "%1" has been modified. Do you want to save your changes or discard them?
A file named "%1" already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite
Clean Palette
Generate Color Names
Color builder
[modified]
Preview
Complete Color Names
File not found
Could not open the file
Is not a palette file
All Supported Files
KDE Palette
GIMP Palette
Load Palette
KDE Palettes
Search Palettes
Show comments
Insert Color
Palette Name:
KDE selector
GTK selector
Gradient selector
Extras
Scheme:
Current color
Complement
Red
Value
Cyan
Generate a random color
Append color
Save
Cancel
Brightness
Restore original brightness
Color selectors
Hide window
Saturation %1%
Your names
Your emails
Palette
Append Color
Append Comment
Color tool:
Name:
Comment:
Name
Mix Colors
Add Colors
Add All Color Range
File to open
Synchronize
From & Palette
From & Screen
At cursor
hex.
Select a palette:
Recent Colors
*_BAR_All Files
Open File
Invalid format
Write error
& Color
Unable to open: %1
Add...
& Rotate Page
Mirror Page
& Flip Page
w: 00000 h: 00000
Res: XXXXX
Type: XXXXXXX
Page: XX of XX
There is no document active.
KFax
Saving...
Failure in'copy file() 'Could not save file!
Loading '%1 '
Downloading...
Page: %1 of %2
W: %1 H: %2
Fine
Normal
Res: %1
Type: Tiff
Type: Raw
KDE G3/ G4 Fax Viewer
Fine resolution
Normal resolution
Height (number of fax lines)
Width (dots per fax line)
Turn image 90 degrees (landscape mode)
Turn image upside down
Invert black and white
Limit memory use to'bytes'
Fax data is packed lsb first
Raw files are g3-2d
Raw files are g4
Fax file(s) to show
Horizontal centered
Vertical centered
Display options:
Upside down
Invert
Raw fax resolution:
Auto
Raw fax data are:
LS-Bit first
Raw fax format:
Raw fax width:
Height:
& File
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
KGrab
Capture mode:
Snapshot delay in seconds
This is the number of seconds to wait after clicking the New Snapshot button before taking the snapshot. This is very useful for getting windows, menus and other items on the screen set up just the way you want. If no delay is set, the program will wait for a mouse click before taking a snapshot.
No delay
sec
Using this menu, you can select from the four following snapshot modes: Full Screen - captures the entire desktop. Window Under Cursor - captures only the window (or menu) that is under the mouse cursor when the snapshot is taken. Region - captures only the region of the desktop that you specify. When taking a new snapshot in this mode you will be able to select any area of the screen by clicking and dragging the mouse. Section of Window - captures only a section of the window. When taking a new snapshot in this mode you will be able to select any child window by moving the mouse over it.
Full Screen
Window Under Cursor
Region
Section of Window
Snapshot & delay:
When enabled, snapshot of a window will also include the window decorations
Include & window decorations
& File
& Edit
& Settings
Main Toolbar
This is a preview of the current snapshot. The image can be dragged to another application or document to copy the full screenshot there. Try it with the Konqueror file manager. You can also copy the image to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+C.
Your names
Your emails
& New Snapshot
Ctrl+N
Make new Snapshot
Open & With...
Ctrl+W
Open the Snapshot with another application
& Copy
Ctrl+C
Copy the Snapshot to the clipboard
File Exists
Do you really want to overwrite %1?
Overwrite
Unable to save image
KGrab was unable to save the image to %1.
Save As
Print Screenshot
The screen has been successfully grabbed.
Preview of the snapshot image (%1 x %2)
KDE Screen Grabbing Utility
(c) 2006 Marcus Hufgard (c) 1997-2004, Richard J. Moore, (c) 2000, Matthias Ettrich, (c) 2002-2003 Aaron J. Seigo
Marcus Hufgard
Maintainer
Richard J. Moore
KSnapshot
Matthias Ettrich
Aaron J. Seigo
KSnaphsot
Nadeem Hasan
On KSnapshot Region Grabbing, Reworked GUI
Captures the window under the mouse on startup (instead of the desktop)
Open With
Other application
Reloading
Opening
Session Management
Do you want to reload files from previous session?
Reload Confirmation
Could not find the KGraphViewer part.
Add a new attribute
A Graphviz dot graph viewer for KDE
KGraphEditor
(C) 2005-2006 Gaël de Chalendar
Gaël de Chalendar
Dot graph to open
Opening in new window confirmation
Existing window
Do you want to reload files from the previous session?
Opens a new empty KGraphViewer window.
Quits KGraphViewer.
Toolbar configuration.
KGraphViewer
& File
& View
& Settings
Main Toolbar
View Toolbar
Help Toolbar
Edit Toolbar
Open in existing window
& Yes
No
Ask
Reload files modified on disk
Ask
Reopen previously opened files
Your names
Columns:
Column spacing:
.
Page & font:
Page Size & & Margins
Add & borders
Add date and time
Add page numbers
Number of pages to fit on
Horizontally
Vertically
Natural size
Fit to one page
Fit to several pages
Related actions:
Close
Header
Different header for the first page
Different header for even and odd pages
Spacing between header and body:
Footer
Different footer for the first page
Different footer for even and odd pages
Spacing between footer and body:
Footnote/ Endnote
Spacing between footnote and body:
As Image...
Open the print preview window
kgraphviewerPart
GraphViz dot files viewer
(c) 2005-2006, Gaël de Chalendar & lt; kleag@free. frgt;
ISO A3
ISO A4
ISO A5
US Letter
US Legal
Screen
Custom
ISO B5
US Executive
ISO A0
ISO A1
ISO A2
ISO A6
ISO A7
ISO A8
ISO A9
ISO B0
ISO B1
ISO B10
ISO B2
ISO B3
ISO B4
ISO B6
ISO C5
US Common 10
ISO DL
US Folio
US Ledger
Page Size & & & Margins
Page Size
Print Preview
Page Setup for Printing Graph "%1"
Saves settings for this setup as default.
Adds date and time to the header.
Adds page numbers to the footer.
Adds table borders.
Changes page size and margins.
(C) 2005-2006 Gael de Chalendar
There is already a KGraphEditor window opened. What's your choice?
There is already a KGraphViewer window opened. What's your choice?
Icon Template
Template
Description:
Path:
Templates
& Add...
& Edit...
& Remove
Select Background
Use color
Use pixmap
Choose...
Preview
Only local files are supported yet.
Paste & transparent pixels
Show & rulers
Transparency Display
& Solid color:
Checkerboard
Small
Medium
Large
Size:
Color & 1:
Color & 2:
Configure
Icon Templates
Background
Icon Grid
Untitled
The current file has been modified. Do you want to save it?
New & Window
New window Opens a new icon editor window.
New Create a new icon, either from a template or by specifying the size
Open Open an existing icon
Save Save the current icon
Print Opens a print dialog to let you print the current icon.
Cut Cut the current selection out of the icon. (Tip: You can make both rectangular and circular selections)
Copy Copy the current selection out of the icon. (Tip: You can make both rectangular and circular selections)
Paste Paste the contents of the clipboard into the current icon. If the contents are larger than the current icon you can paste them in a new window. (Tip: Select "Paste transparent pixels" in the configuration dialog if you also want to paste transparency.)
Paste as & New
Resize...
Resize Smoothly resizes the icon while trying to preserve the contents
& GrayScale
Gray scale Gray scale the current icon. (Warning: The result is likely to contain colors not in the icon palette
Zoom in Zoom in by one.
Zoom out Zoom out by one.
& Zoom
100%
200%
500%
1000%
Show & Grid
Hide & Grid
Show grid Toggles the grid in the icon edit grid on/ off
Color Picker
Color Picker The color of the pixel clicked on will be the current draw color
Freehand
Free hand Draw non-linear lines
Rectangle
Rectangle Draw a rectangle
Filled Rectangle
Filled rectangle Draw a filled rectangle
Circle
Circle Draw a circle
Filled Circle
Filled circle Draw a filled circle
Ellipse
Ellipse Draw an ellipse
Filled Ellipse
Filled ellipse Draw a filled ellipse
Spray
Spray Draw scattered pixels in the current color
Flood Fill
Flood fill Fill adjoining pixels with the same color with the current color
Line
Line Draw a straight line vertically, horizontally or at 45 deg. angles
Eraser (Transparent)
Erase Erase pixels. Set the pixels to be transparent (Tip: If you want to draw transparency with a different tool, first click on "Erase" then on the tool you want to use)
Rectangular Selection
Select Select a rectangular section of the icon using the mouse.
Circular Selection
Select Select a circular section of the icon using the mouse.
Statusbar The statusbar gives information on the status of the current icon. The fields are: \t- Application messages \t- Cursor position \t- Size \t- Zoom factor \t- Number of colors
Colors: %1
The URL: %1 seems to be malformed.
There was an error loading: %1
Save Icon As
A file named "%1" already exists. Overwrite it?
Overwrite File?
& Overwrite
There was an error saving: %1
Print %1
%1, %2
%1 x %2
modified
Icon draw grid The icon grid is the area where you draw the icons. You can zoom in and out using the magnifying glasses on the toolbar. (Tip: Hold the magnify button down for a few seconds to zoom to a predefined scale)
width
height
Rulers This is a visual representation of the current cursor position
Free Hand
There was an error loading a blank image.
All selected
Cleared
Selected area cut
Selected area copied
The clipboard image is larger than the current image! Paste as new image?
Paste
Do Not Paste
Done pasting
Invalid pixmap data in clipboard.
Drawn Array
Standard File
Source File
Compressed File
Standard Folder
Standard Package
Mini Folder
Mini Package
Create from scratch
Create from template
Create New Icon
Select Icon Type
Create From Scratch
Create From Template
Size
Select Size
KDE Icon Editor
KIconEdit
(c) 1998, Thomas Tanghus
Thomas Tanghus
John Califf
Laurent Montel
Aaron J. Seigo
Nadeem Hasan
Rewrote UI to use XMLGUI Lots of fixes and cleanup
Adrian Page
Bug fixes and GUI tidy up
Icon file(s) to open
Preview This is a 1:1 preview of the current icon
Current color This is the currently selected color
System colors:
System colors Here you can select colors from the KDE icon palette
Custom colors:
Custom colors Here you can build a palette of custom colors. Double-click on a box to edit the color
& File
& Edit
& Tools
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Tools Toolbar
Pallette Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
No %1
and
or
not
No other %1
You are about to sort a set of thumbnails with others in between. This might result in an unexpected sort order. Are you sure you want to continue?
Sort Thumbnails?
Loading information from new files Depending on the number of images, this may take some time. However, there is only a delay when new images are found.
Calculating checksum for %1 filesBy storing a checksum for each image KPhotoAlbum is capable of finding images even when you have moved them on the disk.
Loading information from images
Cancel
jan
feb
mar
apr
may
jun
jul
aug
sep
oct
nov
dec
People
Places
Folder
Tokens
Media Type
Keywords
Unable to create directory '%1 '.
Unable to Create Directory
Error when saving image '%1 '.
Error Saving Image
Rereading EXIF information from all images
EXIF Search
Settings
Aperture Value
F Number
Focal Length
to
mm
Camera
Miscellaneous
Iso setting
secs.
1 second
Exposure time
Exposure Program
Not defined
Manual
Normal program
Aperture priority
Shutter priority
Creative program (biased toward depth of field)
Action program (biased toward fast shutter speed)
Portrait mode (for closeup photos with the background out of focus)
Landscape mode (for landscape photos with the background in focus)
Orientation
Not rotated
Rotated counterclockwise
Rotated clockwise
Rotated 180 degrees
Metering Mode
Unknown
Average
CenterWeightedAverage
Spot
MultiSpot
Pattern
Partial
Other
Contrast
Normal
Soft
Hard
Sharpness
Saturation
Low
High
Read EXIF info from files
Update EXIF search database
Update image date
Use modification date if EXIF not found
Update image orientation from EXIF information
Update image description from EXIF information
Be aware that setting the data from EXIF may overwrite data you have previously entered manually using the image configuration dialog.
Override image dates
EXIF Information
Current EXIF Label Search:
Database driver:
Database file:
KPhotoAlbum database files (*. db)
Server address:
Server port:
Default
Database name:
Username:
Password:
No SQL database drivers found.
Invalid driver.
Database driver not found: %1
Database schema is incompatible.
Unknown tag %1, while reading configuration file. Expected one of: Options, Drawings
Error creating zip file %1
Could not open file '%1 '.
Error in file %1: unexpected element: '%2 '
Unable to find'Options' tag in configuration file %1.
Unable to find'Images' tag in configuration file %1.
Your images/ videos are not sorted, which means that navigating using the date bar will only work suboptimally. In the Maintenance menu, you can find Display Images with Incomplete Dates which you can use to find the images that are missing date information. You can then select the images that you have reason to believe have a correct date in either their EXIF data or on the file, and execute Maintenance- > Read EXIF Info to reread the information. Finally, once all images have their dates set, you can execute Images- > Sort Selected by Date & Time to sort them in the database.
Images/ Videos Are Not Sorted
Not all the images in the database have information about image sizes; this is needed to get the best result in the thumbnail view. To fix this, simply go to the Maintainance menu, and first choose Remove All Thumbnails, and after that choose Build Thumbnails. Not doing so will result in extra space around images in the thumbnail view - that is all - so there is no urgency in doing it.
Not All Images Have Size Information
The index. xml file read was from an older version of KPhotoAlbum. KPhotoAlbum read the old format without problems, but to be able to convert back to KimDaBa 2.1 format, you need to run the current KPhotoAlbum using the flag export-in-2.1-format, and then save.
Old File Format read
KPhotoAlbum was unable to load a default setup, which indicates an installation error If you have installed KPhotoAlbum yourself, then you must remember to set the environment variable KDEDIRS, to point to the topmost installation directory. If you for example ran configure with --prefix=/ usr/ local/ kde, then you must use the following environment variable setup (this example is for Bash and compatible shells): export KDEDIRS=/ usr/ local/ kde In case you already have KDEDIRS set, simply append the string as if you where setting the PATH environment variable
No default setup file found
Unable to open '%1 'for reading
Error Running Demo
Error on line %1 column %2 in file %3: %4
Error in file %1: No elements found
Error in file %1: expected'KPhotoAlbum 'as top element but found '%2'
None
Image needs to be placed in a sub directory of your photo album, which is rooted at %1. Image path was %2
unknown (Selection)
(Selection)
unknown
none
Exif Info
Search
Untagged Images
Show Thumbnails
Search did not match any images or videos.
Empty Search Result
search
No other
Video
Image
Images
Videos
[zoom x%1]
Configure Category Image
Set
Group:
Member:
Current image:
New image:
Show...
Show
Show Info Box
Show Label
Show Description
Show Date
Show Time
Show Filename
Show EXIF
Show Image Size
Error playing media
%1nbsp; s
Starting Slideshow
Ending Slideshow
Annotate...
Show EXIF Viewer
Close
Set as Wallpaper
Centered
Tiled
Center Tiled
Centered Maxpect
Tiled Maxpect
Scaled
Centered Auto Fit
Rotate
Rotate clockwise
Rotate counterclockwise
Skip
First
Last
Show Next
Skip 10 Forward
Skip 100 Forward
Skip 1000 Forward
Show Previous
Skip 10 Backward
Skip 100 Backward
Skip 1000 Backward
Zoom
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Full View
Pixel for Pixel View
Toggle Full Screen
Slideshow
Run Slideshow
Run Faster
Run Slower
File not available
Play
Pause
Setting Category:
Assigning:
Stop Slideshow
Seek
10 minutes backward
1 seconds backward
100 milliseconds backward
100 milliseconds forward
1 seconds forward
10 seconds forward
10 minutes forward
Stop
Restart
Filters
1 Year
1 Month
1 Week
1 Day
2 Hours
10 Minutes
Widen selection to include all images and videos again
Show Ranges
Show Resolution Indicator
%1 exact + %2 ranges = %3 total
%1 images/ videos
%1 _BAR_ %2
KPhotoAlbum
KDE Photo Album
Jesper K. Pedersen
Development
Tuomas Suutari
SQL backend and numerous features
Will Stephenson
Developing an Icon for KPhotoAlbum
Teemu Rytilahti
Sending patches implementing (.) the "Set As Wallpaper" menu in the viewer. (.) Theme support for HTML generation
Reimar Imhof
Patch to sort items in option listboxes
Thomas Schwarzgruber
Patch to sort images in the thumbnail view, plus reading time info out of EXIF images for existing images
Marcel Wiesweg
Patch which speed up loading of thumbnails plus preview in image property dialog.
Marco Caldarelli
Patch for making it possible to reread EXIF info using a nice dialog.
Jean-Michel FAYARD
(.) Patch with directory info made available through the browser. (.) Patch for adding a check box for "and/ or" searches in the search page.
Robert L Krawitz
Numerous patches plus profiling KPhotoAlbum again and again.
Christoph Moseler
Numerous patches for lots of bugs plus patches for a few new features
Clytie Siddall
Tremendous help with the English text in the application.
Config file
Database engine to use
Starts KPhotoAlbum with a prebuilt set of demo images
Import file
This will make an attempt at saving in a format understandable by KimDaBa 2.1
Unable to open '%1 'for reading.
Error Importing Data
Error reading directory contents of file %1; it is likely that the file is broken.
Error reading index. xml file from %1; it is likely that the file is broken.
Thumbnail item in export file was not a directory, this indicates that the file is broken.
No thumbnail existed in export file for %1
export file did not contain a Images subdirectory, this indicates that the file is broken
Images item in export file was not a directory, this indicates that the file is broken
No image existed in export file for %1
Error in file %1 on line %2 col %3: %4
Unexpected top element while reading file %1. Expected KPhotoAlbum-export found %2
XML file did not specify the source of the images, this is a strong indication that the file is corrupted
Unknown element while reading %1, expected image.
Welcome to KPhotoAlbum Import This wizard will take you through the steps of an import operation. The steps are: First you must select which images you want to import from the export file. You do so by selecting the checkbox next to the image. Next you must tell KPhotoAlbum in which directory to put the images. This directory must of course be below the directory root KPhotoAlbum uses for images. KPhotoAlbum will take care to avoid name clashes The next step is to specify which categories you want to import (People, Places,...) and also tell KPhotoAlbum how to match the categories from the file to your categories. Imagine you load from a file, where a category is called Blomst (which is the Danish word for flower), then you would likely want to match this with your category, which might be called Blume (which is the German word for flower) - of course given you are German. The final steps, is matching the individual tokens from the categories. I may call myself Jesper in my image database, while you want to call me by my full name, namely Jesper K. Pedersen. In this step non matches will be highlighted in red, so you can see which tokens was not found in your database, or which tokens was only a partial match.
Introduction
Select All
Deselect All
Select Which Images to Import
Destination of images:
Destination of Images
The directory must be a subdirectory of %1
Match Categories
Directory %1 does not exist. Should it be created?
Error creating directory %1
How to resolve clashes
Unable to create temporary file
Export Configuration / Copy Images
How to Handle Images
Include in. kim file
Manual copy next to. kim file
Automatically copy next to. kim file
Hard link next to. kim file
Compress export file
Generate thumbnails
Limit maximum image dimensions to:
If your images are stored in a non-compressed file format then you may check this; otherwise, this just wastes time during import and export operations. In other words, do not check this if your images are stored in jpg, png or gif; but do check this if your images are stored in tiff.
Generate thumbnail images
With this option you may limit the maximum dimensions (width and height) of your images. Doing so will make the resulting export file smaller, but will of course also make the quality worse if someone wants to see the exported images with larger dimensions.
When exporting images, bear in mind that there are two things the person importing these images again will need: 1) meta information (image content, date etc.) 2) the images themselves. The images themselves can either be placed next to the. kim file, or copied into the. kim file. Copying the images into the. kim file works well for a recipient who wants all, or most of those images, for example when emailing a whole group of images. However, when you place the images on the Web, a lot of people will see them but most likely only download a few of them. It works better in this kind of case, to separate the images and the. kim file, by place them next to each other, so the user can access the images s/ he wants.
Error creating zip file
& Cancel
Creating index file
Creating thumbnails
Copying image files
Error writing file %1
Other KPhotoAlbum users may now load the import file into their database, by choosing import in the file menu. If they find it on a web site, and the web server is correctly configured, all they need to do is simply to click it from within konqueror. To enable this, your web server needs to be configured for KPhotoAlbum. You do so by adding the following line to / etc/ httpd/ mime. types or similar: application/ vnd. kde. kphotoalbum-import kim This will make your web server tell konqueror that it is a KPhotoAlbum file when clicking on the link, otherwise the web server will just tell konqueror that it is a plain text file.
How to Use the Export File
Copying Images
Error when writing image %1
Updating Database
Key in file
Key in your database
Use data from Database
Label
Description
On KPhotoAlbum's home page (http: / /www. kphotoalbum. org/) you may see a few videos featuring a number of different KPhotoAlbum features.
It is possible to create new categories - that are alternatives to People, Places, and Events - in the annotation dialog. To add new categories or remove existing ones, go to the Settings-gt; Configure KPhotoAlbum dialog, and choose Categories in the side bar.
You may rename or delete a person, location, keyword or similar by right-clicking on the item in the image property dialog.
When generating HTML you must specify a base directory for the images. Here you can specify any protocol supported by KDE, like ftp or fish. Examples: ftp: / /someserver/ my-upload-area/ images (upload using FTP) fish: / /someserver/ home/ foo/ images (upload using ssh) smb: / /someserver/ c/ images (upload to a Windows share)
When you bring new images to your collection, you might not have time right away to categorize them (i. e. specify People, Places, etc.). Therefore, you might later want to find those images which have not yet been categorized. Here is what I do. I use the keyword OK, which I set on images, once I've categorized them (i. e. just like you may have a keyword for Summer Party or Interrail trip 1990, you now have a keyword OK). To find uncategorized images, I choose the Search item from the browser, and in the keywords field, I type! OK. This will find all images which do not have the OK item.
You can reorder images on your hard disk after having loaded them into KPhotoAlbum - KPhotoAlbum will still remember them, as it calculates checksums for the images.
If you like KPhotoAlbum, and it adds value to your daily life, please consider donating money to the KPhotoAlbum developer as a courtesy. See http: / /www. kphotoalbum. org/ support. htm.
It's possible to associate images with categories. That way when browsing, say people, you may get a small icon for each person with e. g. the person's face. To specify an icon for a person, load the person in the viewer, zoom to the part which you want to make into an icon, and choose Show Category Editor. This will bring up a dialog where you can find the person, and set the image.
You may close the image annotation dialog (the one where you specify people, places, etc. for the images) by pressing Ctrl+Enter.
KPhotoAlbum has a mailing list at http: / /klaralvdalens-datakonsult. se/ mailman/ listinfo/ kphotoalbum, and an IRC channel named #kphotoalbum on irc. kde. org.
You may reorder images by dragging and dropping one image onto another. If you drop it on the left edge, it will end up in front of the other, if you drop it on the right edge it will be inserted behind. -- Tip contributed by Eivind Kjorstad
On the thumbnail view, you can resize the grid to your needs just by clicking the middle mouse button and dragging around. On most systems you can emulate the middle mouse button by left and right clicking at the same time. -- Tip contributed by Rafael Beccar
This is the last tip. If you know any additional tips or tricks, then please send an email to blackie@kde. org.
Running Slide Show From Thumbnail View
Viewing Images and Videos From Thumbnail View
Slideshow interval:
sec
Image cache:
Mbytes
Standard size in viewer:
Full Viewer Size
Natural Image Size
Natural Image Size If Possible
Set the standard size for images to be displayed in the viewer. Full Viewer Size indicates that the image will be stretched or shrunk to fill the viewer window. Natural Image Size indicates that the image will be displayed pixel for pixel. Natural Image Size If Possible indicates that the image will be displayed pixel for pixel if it would fit the window, otherwise it will be shrunk to fit the viewer.
Scaling Algorithm
Fastest
Best
When displaying images, KPhotoAlbum normally performs smooth scaling of the image. If this option is not set, KPhotoAlbum will use a faster but less smooth scaling method.
EXIF/ IPTC info to show in the Viewer
EXIF/ IPTC info to show in the EXIF dialog
General
Thumbnail View
Categories
Subcategories
Viewer
Plugins
EXIF/ IPTC Information
Database backend
Tooltip preview image size:
No Image Preview
Thumbnail image size:
Thumbnail table cells aspect ratio
1:1
4:3
3:2
16:9
3:4
2:3
9:16
Thumbnail format
Space around cells
Display grid around thumbnails
Display labels in thumbnail view
Display categories in thumbnail view
Auto display limit:
Never
Thumbnail screen cache:
If you select Settings -gt; Show Tooltips in the thumbnail view, then you will see a small tool tip window displaying information about the thumbnails. This window includes a small preview image. This option configures the image size.
Thumbnail image size. You may also set the size simply by dragging the thumbnail view using the middle mouse button.
Choose what aspect ratio the cells holding thumbnails should have.
How thick the cell padding should be.
If you want to see grid around your thumbnail images, select this option.
Checking this option will show the base name for the file under thumbnails in the thumbnail view.
Checking this option will show the Categories for the file under thumbnails in the thumbnail view
When you are browsing, and the count gets below the value specified here, the thumbnails will be shown automatically. The alternative is to continue showing the browser until you press Show Images
%1 MB
Due to a shortcoming in KPhotoAlbum, you need to save your database after renaming categories; otherwise all the filenames of the category thumbnails will be wrong, and thus lost. So either press Cancel now (and it will not be renamed), or press Continue, and as your next step save the database.
Category:
Super Categories:
Items of Category:
Add Super Category...
Rename Super Category...
Delete Super Category
Notice: It is also possible to set up subcategories in the annotation dialog, simply by dragging items.
New Group
Group name:
Really delete group %1?
Delete Group
& Delete
New Images
Trust image dates:
Always
Ask
Use EXIF orientation information
Use EXIF description
Search for new images and videos on startup
Do not read RAW files if a matching JPEG/ TIFF file exists
Required size for the thumbnail:
Size of histogram columns in date bar:
Show splash screen
Category for virtual albums:
KPhotoAlbum will try to read the image date from EXIF information in the image. If that fails it will try to get the date from the file's time stamp. However, this information will be wrong if the image was scanned in (you want the date the image was taken, not the date of the scan). If you only scan images, in contrast to sometimes using a digital camera, you should reply no. If you never scan images, you should reply yes, otherwise reply ask. This will allow you to decide whether the images are from the scanner or the camera, from session to session.
JPEG images may contain information about rotation. If you have a reason for not using this information to get a default rotation of your images, uncheck this check box. Note: Your digital camera may not write this information into the images at all.
JPEG images may contain a description. Check this checkbox to specify if you want to use this as a default description for your images.
KPhotoAlbum is capable of searching for new images and videos when started, this does, however, take some time, so instead you may wish to manually tell KPhotoAlbum to search for new images using Maintenance- > Rescan for new images
KPhotoAlbum is capable of reading certain kinds of RAW images. Some cameras store both a RAW image and a matching JPEG or TIFF image. This causes duplicate images to be stored in KPhotoAlbum, which may be undesirable. If this option is checked, KPhotoAlbum will not read RAW files for which matching image files also exist.
KPhotoAlbum shares plugins with other imaging applications, some of which have the concept of albums. KPhotoAlbum does not have this concept; nevertheless, for certain plugins to function, KPhotoAlbum behaves to the plugin system as if it did. KPhotoAlbum does this by defining the current album to be the current view - that is, all the images the browser offers to display. In addition to the current album, KPhotoAlbum must also be able to give a list of all albums; the list of all albums is defined in the following way: When KPhotoAlbum's browser displays the content of a category, say all People, then each item in this category will look like an album to the plugin. Otherwise, the category you specify using this option will be used; e. g. if you specify People with this option, then KPhotoAlbum will act as if you had just chosen to display people and then invoke the plugin which needs to know about all albums. Most users would probably want to specify Events here.
Show the KPhotoAlbum splash screen on start up
Choose Plugins to load:
Delay loading plugins until the plugin menu is opened
Trust Time Stamps?
Database backend to use
XML backend (recommended)
SQL backend (experimental)
XML Database Setting
Choose speed over readability for index. xml file
Compress backup file
Auto save every:
min.
Number of backups to keep:
Infinite
KPhotoAlbum is capable of backing up the index. xml file by keeping copies named index. xml~1~ index. xml~2~ etc. and you can use the spinbox to specify the number of backup files to keep. KPhotoAlbum will delete the oldest backup file when it reaches the maximum number of backup files. The index. xml file may grow substantially if you have many images, and in that case it is useful to ask KPhotoAlbum to zip the backup files to preserve disk space.
KPhotoAlbum is using a single index. xml file as its data base. With lots of images it may take a long time to read this file. You may cut down this time to approximately half, by checking this check box. The disadvantage is that the index. xml file is less readable by human eyes.
SQL Database Settings
Warning: The password is saved as plain text to the configuration file.
Launch in full screen
Size:
Label:
Icon:
Thumbnail Size:
Preferred view:
List View
List View with Custom Thumbnails
Icon View
Icon View with Custom Thumbnails
New
Delete
Really delete category '%1 '?
None Selected
File Name:
Date:
x
MP
Image Size:
Label:
Description:
Backup file '%1 'exists and is newer than '%2'. Should the backup file be used?
Found Backup File
Unable to copy '%1 'to '%2'.
Unable to create directory '%1 'needed for demo.
Unable to open '%1 'for writing.
Unable to find file %1
Sort Alphabetically
No Item Selected
Rename...
Sub Categories
Super Categories
New Category...
Create Subcategory...
Take item out of category %1
Sorting
Usage
Alphabetical
Do you really want to delete "%1"? Deleting the item will remove any information about it from any image containing the item.
Really Delete %1?
Rename Item
Enter new name:
Do you really want to rename "%1" to "%2"? Doing so will rename "%3" on any image containing it.
Really Rename %1?
New Super Category
New Super Category Name:
New Sub Category
New Sub Category Name:
Annotate previous image
Annotate next image
Copy tags from previously tagged image
Delete image
Label and Dates
Image Preview
Revert This Item
Clear Form
Options...
& Done
& Search
Label:
Date:
Time:
Add Time Info...
KPhotoAlbum Annotations (%1/ %2)
Done
Annotations
Save Current Window Setup
Reset layout
Some changes are made to annotations. Do you really want to cancel all recent changes for each affected file?
You have just opened the advanced search dialog; to get the most out of it, it is suggested that you read the section in the manual on advanced searching. This dialog is also used for typing in information about images; you can find extra tips on its usage by reading about typing in.
You have just opened one of the most important windows in KPhotoAlbum; it contains lots of functionality which has been optimized for fast usage. It is strongly recommended that you take 5 minutes to read the documentation for this dialog
Sort Most Recently Used
Toggle Sorting
Toggle Showing Selected Items Only
Annotate Next
Annotate Previous
OK dialog
Copy tags from previous image
Toggle fullscreen preview
tomorrow
today
yesterday
& View
Privacy
& Maintenance
Export
Import
Batch Plugins
Tools
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Move Items
Feature Status
Overview Below you may see the list of compile- and runtime features KPhotoAlbum has, and their status: %1
What can I do if I miss a feature? If you compiled KPhotoAlbum yourself, then please review the sections below to learn what to install to get the feature in question. If on the other hand you installed KPhotoAlbum from a binary package, please tell whoever made the package about this defect, eventually including the information from the section below. In case you are missing a feature and you did not compile KPhotoAlbum yourself, please do consider doing so. It really is n't that hard. If you need help compiling KPhotoAlbum, feel free to ask on the KPhotoAlbum mailing listThe steps to compile KPhotoAlbum can be seen on the KPhotoAlbum home page. If you have never compiled a KDE application, then please ensure that you have the developer packages installed, in most distributions they go under names like kdelibs-devel
Plug-ins SupportKPhotoAlbum has a plug-in system with lots of extensions. You may among other things find plug-ins for: Writing images to cds or dvd'sAdjusting timestamps on your imagesMaking a calendar featuring your imagesUploading your images to flickrUpload your images to facebookThe plug-in library is called KIPI, and may be downloaded from the KIPI Home page
EXIF support Images store information like the date the image was shot, the shooting angle, focal length, and shutter-speed in what is known as EXIF information. KPhotoAlbum uses the EXIV2 library to read EXIF information from images
SQL Database Support KPhotoAlbum allows you to search using a certain number of EXIF tags. For this KPhotoAlbum needs an Sqlite database. In addition the qt package for sqlite (e. g. qt-sql-sqlite) must be installed.
Video Thumbnails SupportKPhotoAlbum asks the KDE plug-in system for help when it needs to generate a thumbnail for videos. Unfortunately KDE4 does currently not come with any plug-ins for this, you therefore need manually to install MPlayerThumbs.
Video Support KPhotoAlbum relies on Qt's Phonon architecture for displaying videos; this in turn relies on GStreamer. If this feature is not enabled for you, have a look at the KPhotoAlbum wiki article on video support.
Plug-ins available
EXIF info supported
SQL Database Support
Sqlite Database Support (used for EXIF searches)
Video Thumbnail support
Video support
Yes
No
OK
Error Deleting Files
Total: %1
Category
# of Items
Total
Welcome to KPhotoAlbumIf you are interested in trying out KPhotoAlbum with a prebuilt set of images, then simply choose the Load Demo button. You may get to this demo at a later time from the Help menu. Alternatively you may start making you own database of images, simply by pressing the Create my own database button.
Load Demo
Create My Own Database...
KPhotoAlbum requires that all your images and videos are stored with a common root directory. You are allowed to store your images in a directory tree under this directory. KPhotoAlbum will not modify or edit any of your images, so you can simply point KPhotoAlbum to the directory where you already have all your images located.
Image/ Video root directory:
Directory does not exist, create it?
Could not create directory %1
%1 exists, but is not a directory
KPhotoAlbum does not seem to be build with support for all its features. The following is a list indicating to you what you may miss: %1 For details on how to solve this problem, please choose Help _BAR_ KPhotoAlbum Feature Status from the menus.
Feature Check
Show Category Editor
Make Category Image
Remove Tokens
Select tokens to remove from all images and videos:
Select None
Search:
Current Item
All Selected Items
Invoke External Program
Search for Images and Videos with Missing Dates
Which Images and Videos to Display
Search for images and videos with a valid date but an invalid time stamp
Search for images and videos missing date and time
Search for images and videos with only partial dates (like 1971 vs. 11/ 7-1971)
Image Info
Here you may see the date changes for the displayed items.
Reading file properties
Reading File Properties
Loading Database
Loading Main Window
Searching for New Files
Loading Plug-ins
EXIF database cannot be opened. Check that the image root directory is writable.
Delete Your Temporary Demo Database I hope you enjoyed the KPhotoAlbum demo. The demo database was copied to / tmp, should it be deleted now? If you do not delete it, it will waste disk space; on the other hand, if you want to come back and try the demo again, you might want to keep it around with the changes you made through this session.
Delete Demo Database
Do you want to save the changes?
Save Changes?
No item is selected.
No Selection
Saving...
Saving... Done
Generate HTML...
Import...
Export/ Copy Images...
Delete Selected
Annotate Individual Items
Annotate Multiple Items at a Time
View
View (In New Window)
Run Slide Show
Run Randomized Slide Show
Show & Oldest First
Show & Newest First
Sort Selected by Date & & Time
Limit View to Marked
Jump to Context
Lock Images
Unlock
Change Password...
Lock Away All Other Items
Lock Away Current Set of Items
Display Images and Videos Not on Disk
Display Images and Videos with Incomplete Dates...
Display Images and Videos with Changed MD5 Sum
Recalculate Checksum
Rescan for Images and Videos
Recreate Exif Search Database
Read EXIF Info From Files...
Convert Backend... (Experimental!)
Build Thumbnails
Enable All Messages
Configure Current View
Tree
Icons
Show Tooltips in Thumbnails Window
Run KPhotoAlbum Demo
KPhotoAlbum Feature Status
Show Demo Videos
Show Exif Info
Recreate Selected Thumbnails
Auto saving....
Auto saving.... Done
SQL backend initialization failed, because following error occurred: %1
SQL database support is not compiled in.
Invalid database backend: %1
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The password protection is only a means of allowing your little sister to look in your images, without getting to those embarrassing images from your last party. In other words, anyone with access to the index. xml file can easily circumvent this password.
Password Protection
Type in Password to Unlock
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Annotation Dialog
Really enable all message boxes where you previously checked the do-not-show-again check box?
Internal Error
Enter file names
No Matches
Database conversion from SQL database is not yet supported.
You should set SQL database settings before the conversion. Do you want to do this now?
Converting database
Converting database to SQL.
Please wait.
Database conversion is ready.
Database conversion failed, because following error occurred: %1
%each
Version %1
Version: %1
HTML Export
Content
Page title:
Description:
Create. kim export file
Inline Movies in pages
What to Include
Date
Layout
Thumbnail size:
Number of columns:
Theme:
Image Sizes
Full size
Destination
Base directory:
Base URL:
URL for final destination:
Output directory:
Hint: Press the help button for descriptions of the fields
You must select at least one resolution.
You did not specify a base directory. This is the topmost directory for your images. Under this directory you will find each generated collection in separate directories.
No Base Directory Specified
You did not specify an output directory. This is a directory containing the actual images. The directory will be in the base directory specified above.
No Output Directory Specified
Error while reading information about %1. This is most likely because the directory does not exist.
%1 does not exist, is not a directory or cannot be written to.
Output directory %1 already exists. Usually, this means you should specify a new directory. Should %2 be deleted first?
Directory Exists
%1 (by %2)
Could not find any themes - this is very likely an installation error
Generating images for HTML page
Error copying %1 to %2
Could not create file '%1 '.
Could Not Create File
Unable to copy %1 to %2
Unable to write image '%1 '.
Really reorder thumbnails? By dragging images around in the thumbnail viewer, you actually reorder them. This is very useful where you do not know the exact date for the images. On the other hand, if the images have valid timestamps, you should use Images -gt; Sort Selected By Date and Time.
Reorder Thumbnails
Generating thumbnails
Delete Images/ Videos from database %1 selected
**NONE**
Read File Info
Show File List
Read File Info %1 selected
%1 files are affected by this operation, their filenames can be seen in the list below.
Files affected
What
Show thumbnails on dark background
The background color in the thumbnail view is the systems' default background; by checking this option, you can set it to be dark instead.
File to open
Disables direct rendering
Add New %1
Add Objects
bicubic patch
Point (%1, %2)
Normal (type 0)
Preprocessed (type 1)
Type:
Steps:
Flatness:
Points:
UV vectors
blend map modifiers
Frequency:
Phase:
Wave form:
Ramp
Triangle
Sine
Scallop
Cubic
Poly
Exponent:
blob
blob cylinder
End 1
End 2
Radius (1)
Radius (2)
End 1:
End 2:
Radius:
Strength:
Threshold:
Sturm
Hierarchy
blob sphere
Center
Radius (x)
Radius (y)
Radius (z)
Center:
bounded by
No child objects
(= clipped by)
box
Corner 1
Corner 2
Corner 1:
Corner 2:
bump map
File type:
File name:
Once
Interpolate:
None
Bilinear
Normalized
Map type:
Planar
Spherical
Cylindrical
Toroidal
Use index
Bump size:
camera
Location
Look at
Perspective
Orthographic
Fish Eye
Ultra Wide Angle
Omnimax
Panoramic
Cylinder
1: Vertical, Fixed Viewpoint
2: Horizontal, Fixed Viewpoint
3: Vertical, Variable Viewpoint
4: Horizontal, Variable Viewpoint
Camera type:
Cylinder type:
Location:
Sky:
Direction:
Right:
Up:
Look at:
Angle:
Focal blur
Aperture:
Blur samples:
Focal point:
Confidence:
Variance:
Export to renderer
The sky vector may not be a null vector.
Error
The direction vector may not be a null vector.
The right vector may not be a null vector.
The up vector may not be a null vector.
Angle has to be smaller than 180 degrees for that camera type.
clipped by
(= bounded by)
red:
green:
blue:
filter
transmit
Background:
Wire frame:
Selected:
Control points:
Axes:
Field of view:
comment
cone
Radius 1 (1)
Radius 1 (2)
Radius 2 (1)
Radius 2 (2)
Open
Radius 1:
Radius 2:
union
intersection
difference
merge
Union
Intersection
Difference
Merge
cylinder
Change %1
declaration
Identifier:
Linked objects:
Select...
Please enter an identifier.
An identifier may consist of letters, digits and the underscore character ('_ '). The first character must be a letter or the underscore character.
You can not use a povray reserved word as an identifier.
You can not use a povray directive as an identifier.
Please enter a unique identifier.
Delete %1
Delete Objects
The declare "%1" can not be removed because of some remaining links.
density
Global detail
Detail level:
Very Low
Low
Medium
High
Very High
Texture preview:
local
& Preview
Povray Output
Povray exited abnormally with exit code %1. See the povray output for details.
There were errors while rendering. See the povray output for details.
This object was modified. Save changes?
Unsaved Changes
Object Properties
disc
Hole Radius (1)
Hole Radius (2)
Normal
Normal:
Hole radius:
Normalize
The normal vector may not be a null vector.
The radius may not be smaller than the hole radius.
Messages
There were warnings and errors:
There were warnings:
There were errors:
Proceed
When clicking Proceed, the program will try to proceed with the current action.
& Cancel
When clicking Cancel, the program will cancel the current action.
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Modeler for POV-Ray Scenes
KPovModeler
(c) 2001-2002, Andreas Zehender
Andreas Zehender
Luis Passos Carvalho
Textures
Leon Pennington
POV-Ray 3.5 objects
Philippe Van Hecke
Some graphical objects
Leonardo Skorianez
Import
Export
finish
Ambient color
Color:
Diffuse:
Brilliance:
Crand:
Conserve energy for reflection
Phong:
Phong size:
Specular:
Roughness:
Metallic:
Iridiscence
Amount:
Thickness:
Turbulence:
Reflection
Minimum:
Maximum:
Fresnel reflectivity
Falloff:
fog
Fog type:
Constant
Ground
Distance:
Turbulence
Value:
Octaves:
Omega:
Lambda:
Depth:
Offset:
Altitude:
Up:
global photons
Photon numbers
Spacing
Count
Gather
Min:
Max:
Media
Max stop:
Factor:
Jitter:
Max trace level:
Use global
Adc bailout:
Autostop:
Expand
Increase:
Multiplier:
global settings
Ambient light:
Assumed gamma:
Hf gray 16
Iridiscence wave length:
Maximum intersections:
Maximum trace level:
Number of waves:
Noise generator:
Original
Range Corrected
Perlin
Radiosity (Povray 3.1)
Brightness:
Count:
Maximum distance:
Error boundary:
Gray threshold:
Low error factor:
Minimum reuse:
Nearest count:
Recursion limit:
Maximum intersections must be a positive value.
Maximum trace level must be a positive value.
Number of waves must be a positive value.
Nearest count must be between 1 and 10.
Recursion limit must be 1 or 2.
Left
Right
Bottom
Top
Front
Back
Camera
Left View
Right View
Top View
Bottom View
Front View
Back View
No Cameras
(unnamed)
Snap to Grid
Control Points
No Control Points
Unknown GL view type.
3D View
3D View (%1)
3D view type:
No shadow
No image
No reflection
Double illuminate
Visibility level:
Relative
Displayed Grid
Control Point Grid
2D/ 3D movement:
Scale:
Rotation:
height field
Water level:
Smooth
imagemap
Filter all
Transmit all
Indexed filters
Indexed transmits
Add new filter
Remove filter
Add new transmit
Remove transmit
Insert Errors
Details
Objects not inserted:
Insert Objects As
First Children
some
Last Children
Siblings
Insert Object As
First Child
Last Child
Sibling
interior
Refraction:
Caustics:
Dispersion:
Dispersion samples:
Fade distance:
Fade power:
interior texture
isosurface
Box
Sphere
Corner1:
Corner2:
Adapt maximum gradient
All intersections
Function:
Container:
Accuracy:
Maximum gradient:
Values:
Maximum traces:
julia fractal
Julia parameter:
Algebra type:
Quaternion
Hypercomplex
Function type:
Maximum iterations:
Precision:
Slice normal:
Slice distance:
The slice normal vector may not be a null vector.
The'k 'component of the slice normal vector may not be zero.
Only the functions'sqr 'and'cube' are defined in the quaternion algebra.
lathe
Point %1 (xy)
Add Point
Remove Point
Spline type:
Linear Spline
Quadratic Spline
Cubic Spline
Bezier Spline
Spline points:
Linear splines need at least 2 points.
Quadratic splines need at least 3 points.
Cubic splines need at least 4 points.
Bezier splines need 4 points for each segment.
Default view layout:
Available View Layouts
Add
Remove
View Layout
Name:
Type
Position
Dock position:
Column width:
View height:
New Column
Below
Tabbed
Floating
Width:
Height:
Position x:
View layouts may not have empty names.
The docking position of the first view layout entry has to be'New Column '.
Unnamed
light
Point at
Point Light
Spot Light
Cylindrical Light
Shadowless Light
Tightness:
Point at:
Parallel
Area light
Area type:
Rectangular
Circular
Axis 1:
Axis 2:
Size 1:
Size 2:
Adaptive:
Orient
Jitter
Fading
Media interaction
Media attenuation
light group
Global lights
Please enter a float value between %1 and %2
Please enter a float value > = %1
Please enter a float value > %1
Please enter a float value < = %1
Please enter a float value < %1
Please enter a valid float value.
Please enter an integer value between %1 and %2
Please enter an integer value > = %1
Please enter an integer value < = %1
Please enter a valid integer value.
Prototype:
texture list
pigment list
color list
density list
normal list
Checkers
Brick
Hexagon
Brick size:
Mortar:
You can have at most two child items for that list type!
looks like
material
material map
media
Method:
1 (Monte Carlo)
2 (Smooth)
3 (Adaptive sampling)
Intervals:
Samples
Ratio:
Anti-aliasing
Level:
Absorption
Emission
Scattering
Isotropic
Mie Haze
Mie Murky
Rayleigh
Henyey-Greenstein
Eccentricity:
Extinction:
Maximum number of samples lower than minimum number.
mesh
Mesh Point
Mesh Normal
Inside vector:
Move %1
Move Objects
Cannot insert the declare "%1" at that point.
The declare "%1" cannot be moved behind linked objects.
The %1 "%2" cannot be moved because it contains a link to the declare "%3" and the insert point is not after the declare.
normal
Bump size
Accuracy
UV mapping
object link
Declare "%1" has wrong type.
Choose Object
Subdivisions
Sphere:
Cylinder:
Cone:
Torus:
Disc:
Blob sphere:
Blob cylinder:
Lathe:
Surface of revolution:
Prism:
Superquadric ellipsoid:
Sphere sweep:
Heightfield:
Sizes
Plane:
Camera Views
High detail for enhanced projections
Direct rendering
KPovModeler must be restarted for the changes to take effect
The object "%1" does not support %2.
The class "%1" does not support %2.
Index
Value
Using the default value of 0.0 for clock
Using the default value of 1.0 for clock_delta
Note: The full povray syntax is not supported yet. If you want to add unsupported povray code to the scene, you can put this code between the two special comments "/ /*PMRawBegin" and "/ /*PMRawEnd".
Line %1:
Maximum of %1 errors reached.
Warning
Maximum of %1 warnings reached.
'%1 'expected, found token '%2' instead.
Unexpected token '%1 '.
Info
Cannot insert %1 into %2.
Undefined object "%1".
Object "%1" is undefined at that point.
Delete
Import...
& Export...
Render Modes
Render
Render Modes...
Render Window
Visibility level:
Visibility Level
Global detail:
Global Detail Level
Global Settings
Sky Sphere
Rainbow
Fog
Interior
Density
Material
Cone
Torus
Lathe
Prism
Surface of Revolution
Superquadric Ellipsoid
Julia Fractal
Height Field
Text
Blob
Blob Sphere
Blob Cylinder
Plane
Polynom
Declaration
Object Link
Bounded By
Clipped By
Light
Looks Like
Projected Through
Bicubic Patch
Disc
Texture
Pigment
Solid Color
Texture List
Color List
Pigment List
Normal List
Density List
Finish
Pattern
Blend Map Modifiers
Texture Map
Material Map
Pigment Map
Color Map
Normal Map
Bump Map
Slope Map
Density Map
Slope
Warp
Image Map
QuickColor
Translate
Scale
Rotate
Matrix
Comment
Raw Povray
Iso Surface
Radiosity
Global Photons
Photons
Light Group
Interior Texture
Sphere Sweep
Mesh
Search Object
Import %1
Cutting selection...
Cut
Deleting selection...
Copying selection to clipboard...
Drag
Drop
Inserting clipboard contents...
Paste
Undo last change...
Redo last change...
Declare
Default
Undo
Redo
pattern
Agate
Average
Boxed
Bozo
Bumps
Cells
Crackle
Density File
Dents
Gradient
Granite
Julia
Leopard
Mandel
Marble
Onion
Quilt
Radial
Ripples
Spiral1
Spiral2
Spotted
Waves
Wood
Wrinkles
Form:
Metric:
Offset:
Solid:
File:
Interpolation:
Trilinear
Gradient:
Complex number:
Magnet
Type 1
Type 2
Exterior type:
0: Returns Just 1
1: Iterations Until Bailout
2: Real Part
3: Imaginary Part
4: Squared Real Part
5: Squared Imaginary Part
6: Absolute Value
Interior type:
1: Absolute Value Smallest
6: Absolute Value Last
Quilt controls:
Low slope:
High slope:
Altitiude
Low altitude:
High altitude:
Spiral number:
Use Global Setting
Value:
photons
Target
Spacing multiplier:
Refraction
Collect
Pass through
pigment
plane
Distance
loaded
deactivated
Installed Plugins
Name
Description
Status
Load
Deactivate
quadric
cubic
quartic
polynom
Order
Formula:
POV-Ray 3.1 Files (*. pov, *. inc)
POV-Ray 3.1 Files (*. pov)
POV-Ray 3.1 Include Files (*. ini)
POV-Ray 3.5 Files (*. pov, *. inc)
POV-Ray 3.5 Files (*. pov)
POV-Ray 3.5 Include Files (*. ini)
matrix
Boolean expression expected
Found turbulence without a pattern.
Invalid list member.
identifier
Float, color or vector identifier expected.
Undefined identifier "%1".
Bad operands for period operator.
Float or vector expression expected
Float expression expected
Cannot multiply a vector by a color.
Cannot divide a vector by a color.
Cannot divide a color by a vector.
Cannot add a vector and a color.
Cannot subtract a color from a vector.
Cannot subtract a vector from a color.
Color expression expected
The threshold value has to be positive
height field type
height field file
The water level has to be between 0 and 1
font file name
string of text
Maximum iterations are less than 1, fixed
Precision is less than 1.0, fixed
The polynom order has to be between 2 and 7 inclusive
%1 coefficients are needed for a polynom with order %2
Patch type has to be 0 or 1
At least %1 points are needed for that spline type
Bezier splines need 4 points for each segment
Linear splines need at least 4 points.
Linear spline not closed
Quadratic splines need at least 5 points.
Quadratic spline not closed
Cubic splines need at least 6 points.
Cubic spline not closed
Bezier spline not closed
At least 4 points are needed for the surface of revolution
The v coordinate of point %1 and %2 must be different; fixed
The v coordinates must be strictly increasing; fixed
The east-west exponent must be greater than 0.001
The north-south exponent must be greater than 0.001
Wrong number of matrix values.
Wrong declare type
Expecting a file name.
Expecting a warp type
Unknown bitmap type
Using Old Reflection Syntax
One graphical object expected
Cannot render an empty scene.
Could not write the scene to a temp file.
Could not call povray. Please check your installation or set another povray command.
Povray Command
Command:
Povray User Documentation
Path:
Version:
Library Paths
Add...
Edit...
Up
Down
Povray only supports up to 20 library paths.
The list of library paths already contains this path.
Stop
Suspend
Resume
running
suspended
Malformed URL
Unknown image format. Please enter a valid suffix.
Format is not supported for writing.
Could not correctly write the image. Wrong image format?
Could not write the image. Permission denied.
finished
Povray exited abnormally (%1). See the povray output for details.
running, %1 pixels/ second
Size:
Gamma:
Rendered Objects
Wall
Enable wall
Color 1:
Color 2:
Floor
Enable floor
Antialiasing
Enable antialiasing
At least one object has to be selected.
prism
Height 1
Height 2
Point %1. %2
Sweep type:
Linear Sweep
Conic Sweep
Height 1:
Height 2:
Sub prism %1:
Add sub prism
Remove sub prism
New sub prism
Append sub prism
Linear splines need at least 3 points.
Quadratic splines need at least 4 points.
Cubic splines need at least 5 points.
Bezier splines need 3 points for each segment.
Sub prisms do not work with bezier splines in POV-Ray 3.1.
projected through
object declaration
texture declaration
pigment declaration
normal declaration
finish declaration
texture map declaration
pigment map declaration
color map declaration
normal map declaration
slope map declaration
density map declaration
interior declaration
media declaration
sky sphere declaration
rainbow declaration
fog declaration
material declaration
density declaration
quick color
radiosity
Always sample
Maximum sample:
Pretrace start:
Pretrace end:
rainbow
Arc angle:
Falloff angle:
Arc angle is smaller than falloff angle in rainbow.
Direction vector is zero.
Up vector is zero.
Direction and up vectors are co-linear.
raw povray
Povray code:
not supported
approximated
left
right
bottom
top
front
back
New mode
0, 1: Quick colors, full ambient lighting only
2, 3: Show specified diffuse and ambient light
4: Render shadows, but no extended lights
5: Render shadows, including extended lights
6, 7: Compute texture patterns
8: Compute reflected, refracted, and transmitted rays
9: Compute media
10: Compute radiosity but no media
11: Compute radiosity and media
Description:
Size
Subsection
Start column:
End column:
Start row:
End row:
Quality
Quality:
Non Recursive
Recursive
Output
Alpha
Please enter a description for the render mode.
Rotation
rotate
scale
Unexpected character '%1 'after "%2"
Unexpected character %1 after "%2"
Function statement not terminated
Unknown directive
String not terminated
Comment not terminated
Raw povray not terminated
scene
Configure
Povray
Povray Options
OpenGL
OpenGL Display Settings
Colors
Color Settings
Grid
Grid Settings
Objects
Display Settings for Objects
Texture Preview
Display Settings for Texture Previews
Display Settings for View layouts
Object Library
Plugins
Plugin Settings
Show & Path
Hide & Path
New Top View
New Bottom View
New Left View
New Right View
New Front View
New Back View
New Camera View
New Object Tree
New Properties View
New Library Browser
View Layouts
Save View Layout...
Unknown
Povray Modeler Files (*. kpm)
All Files
No changes need to be saved
Save As
Could not save the file.
unknown
A file with this name already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite
skysphere
slope
Slope:
solid color
Inverse
Hollow
surface of revolution
Point %1 (yz)
The surface of revolution object needs at least 4 points.
The v coordinate of point %1 and %2 must be different.
The v coordinates must be strictly increasing.
sphere
sphere sweep
Center %1
Radius %1 (x)
Radius %1 (y)
Radius %1 (z)
Add Sphere
Remove Sphere
B-Spline
Spheres:
Tolerance
B-splines need at least 4 points.
superquadric ellipsoid
Exponents:
East-west:
North-south:
text
Font:
Text:
texture
texture map
pigment map
color map
normal map
slope map
density map
Map values:
(No Child Objects)
(Pure Link)
The map values have to be increasing.
torus
Major radius (x)
Major radius (z)
Minor radius (y)
Minor radius (z)
Minor radius:
Major radius:
Translation
translate
Object Tree
smooth triangle
triangle
Point 1
Normal 1
Point 2
Normal 2
Point 3
Normal 3
Point %1:
Normal %1:
UV vector %1:
Invert Normal Vectors
Please enter a valid triangle.
All normal vectors have to point to the same side of the triangle.
Unknown view type "%1"
Please enter a valid float value!
Unknown dock position.
Unknown view type.
Could not open the view layouts file.
View layouts not found.
Save View Layout
Enter view layout name:
warp
Warp type:
Repeat
Black Hole
Flip:
Repeat:
Orientation:
Distance exponent:
Could not load the document's data.
This document was created with a newer version of KPovModeler. The whole document may not be loaded correctly.
Wrong top level tag
Unknown object %1
& Edit
& File
& Insert
& View
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Library Toolbar
Finite Solid Primitives
Finite Patch Primitives
Infinite Solid Primitives
Constructive Solid Geometry
Atmospheric Effects
Transformations
Infinite and Patch Primitives
Misc Objects
Povray Rendering
Graphical View
Your names
Your emails
Apply default image modifications
Scaling
Shrink image to screen size, if larger
Scale image to screen size, if smaller, up to factor:
Geometry
Flip vertically
Flip horizontally
Rotate image:
0 Degrees
90 Degrees
180 Degrees
270 Degrees
Adjustments
Brightness:
Contrast:
Gamma:
Preview
Original
Modified
Open KuickShow Website
Fullscreen mode
Preload next image
Remember last folder
Background color:
Show only files with extension:
Quality/ Speed
Smooth scaling
Fast rendering
Dither in HiColor (15/ 16bit) modes
Dither in LowColor (< =8bit) modes
Use own color palette
Fast palette remapping
Maximum cache size:
MB
Unlimited
Show Next Image
Show Previous Image
Delete Image
Restore Original Size
Maximize
Rotate 90 Degrees
Rotate 180 Degrees
Rotate 270 Degrees
Flip Horizontally
Flip Vertically
Print Image...
More Brightness
Less Brightness
More Contrast
Less Contrast
More Gamma
Less Gamma
Scroll Up
Scroll Down
Scroll Left
Scroll Right
Pause Slideshow
Reload Image
Properties
%3 (%1 x %2)
Unable to download the image from %1.
Unable to load the image %1. Perhaps the file format is unsupported or your Imlib is not installed properly.
Brightness
Contrast
Gamma
Unable to print the image.
Printing Failed
Keep original image size
Save As
Could not save the file. Perhaps the disk is full, or you do not have write permission to the file.
File Saving Failed
Configure
& General
& Modifications
& Slideshow
& Viewer Shortcuts
Browser Shortcuts
Downloading %1...
Configure %1...
Start Slideshow
About KuickShow
Open Only One Image Window
Show File Browser
Hide File Browser
Show Image
Show Image in Active Window
Show Image in Fullscreen Mode
& File
& Edit
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Delete File
Trash File
Image Error
Unable to initialize "Imlib". Start kuickshow from the command line and look for error messages. The program will now quit.
Fatal Imlib Error
Select Files or Folder to Open
KuickShow
A fast and versatile image viewer
(c) 1998-2009, Carsten Pfeiffer
Carsten Pfeiffer
Rober Hamberger
Thorsten Scheuermann
Start in the last visited folder, not the current working folder.
Optional image filenames/ urls to show
Print %1
Image Settings
Print filename below image
Print image in & black and white
Shrink image to & fit, if necessary
Print exact size:
Millimeters
Centimeters
Inches
& Width:
& Height:
Your names
Your emails
Switch to & full-screen
Start with current image
Delay between slides:
sec
Wait for key
& Iterations (0 = infinite):
infinite
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Edit Standard Header
Edit Standard Footer
Line: %1
Col: %1
Search
To get started, first create a new signature by selecting "New" above. You will then be able to edit and save your collection of signatures.
Do you want to save your changes before exiting?
Standard signature header:
Standard signature footer:
KSig
Display a random signature
Display a signature for the day
Main Toolbar
Search Toolbar
& Cancel
Your names
Your emails
Signatures
Configuration
Enable window dragging
Show name
Show number
Show background
Show windows
Type of Window
Plain
Icon
Pixmap
Layout
Classical
Horizontal
Vertical
& To Desktop
Minimize
Maximize
& Sticky
& Close
Unsticky
& All Desktops
Desktop Overview
Original Developer/ Maintainer
Developer
Create pager but keep the window hidden
Desktop Pager
Your names
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KMag
Screen Magnifier
Clicks the mouse for you, reducing the effects of RSI
KMouseTool
Automatic Mouse Click
German
English
Dutch
Swedish
KMouth
Speech Synthesizer Frontend
KSayIt
Text-to-Speech Frontend
String Replacer
Generic String Replacement Filter Plugin for KTTS
Talker Chooser
Generic Talker Chooser Filter Plugin for KTTS
XML Transformer
Generic XML Tranformation Filter Plugin for KTTS
Text-to-Speech
Text-to-Speech Control Module
The text-to-speech system seems to be functioning properly.
KTTSD
KDE Text To Speech Daemon
kttsmgr
Text-to-Speech Manager
KDE Text-to-speech Manager
kttsjobmgrpart
KDE Text-to-speech Job Manager
Sentence Boundary Detector
Sentence Boundary Detection Filter Plugin for KTTS
KTTSD ALSA Plugin
KTTSD ALSA audio plugin
Audio Plugin for KTTSD
KTTSD Phonon Plugin
KTTSD Phonon audio plugin
Command
Generic speech synthesizer from command line
Epos TTS Synthesis System
Epos TTS speech synthesizer
Festival Interactive
Festival speech synthesizer
Festival Lite (flite)
Festival Lite (flite) speech synthesizer
FreeTTS
FreeTTS speech synthesizer
Hadifix
German hadifix text-to-speech system
KTextEditor KTTSD Plugin
Adds a menu entry for speaking the text
Keyboard Status Applet
Panel applet that shows the state of the modifier keys
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& Very Low
& Low
& Medium
& High
Very High
& No Rotation (0 Degrees)
& Left (90 Degrees)
& Upside Down (180 Degrees)
& Right (270 Degrees)
New & Window
Open a new KMagnifier window
& Stop
Click to stop window refresh
Clicking on this icon will start / stop updating of the display. Stopping the update will zero the processing power required (CPU usage)
& Save Snapshot As...
Saves the zoomed view to an image file.
Save image to a file
Click on this button to print the current zoomed view.
Quits the application
Click on this button to copy the current zoomed view to the clipboard which you can paste in other applications.
Copy zoomed image to clipboard
Show & Menu
Hide & Menu
Show Main & Toolbar
Hide Main & Toolbar
Show & View Toolbar
Hide & View Toolbar
Show & Settings Toolbar
Hide & Settings Toolbar
& Follow Mouse Mode
Magnify around the mouse cursor
If selected, the area around the mouse cursor is magnified
Selection Window Mode
Show a window for selecting the magnified area
& Whole Screen Mode
Magnify the whole screen
Click on this button to fit the zoom view to the zoom window.
Hide Mouse & Cursor
Show Mouse & Cursor
Hide the mouse cursor
Click on this button to zoom-in on the selected region.
& Zoom
Select the zoom factor.
Zoom factor
Click on this button to zoom-out on the selected region.
& Rotation
Select the rotation degree.
Rotation degree
& Refresh
Select the refresh rate. The higher the rate, the more computing power (CPU) will be needed.
Refresh rate
& Color
Save Snapshot As
Unable to save temporary file (before uploading to the network file you specified).
Error Writing File
Unable to upload file over the network.
Current zoomed image saved to %1
Information
Unable to save file. Please check if you have permission to write to the directory.
Stop
Click to stop window update
Start
Click to start window update
Selection Window
KMagnifier
This is the main window which shows the contents of the selected region. The contents will be magnified according to the zoom level that is set.
Screen magnifier for the K Desktop Environment (KDE)
Sarang Lakare
Michael Forster
Original idea and author (KDE1)
Olaf Schmidt
Rework of the user interface, improved selection window, speed optimization, rotation, bug fixes
Claudiu Costin
Some tips
File to open
& File
& Edit
& View
& Settings
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(C) 2001-2003, Sarang Lakare
Rewrite and current maintainer
The drag time must be less than or equal to the dwell time.
Invalid Value
& Stop
& Start
There are unsaved changes in the active module. Do you want to apply the changes before closing the configuration window or discard the changes?
Closing Configuration Window
There are unsaved changes in the active module. Do you want to apply the changes before quitting KMousetool or discard the changes?
Quitting KMousetool
& Configure KMouseTool...
KMousetool & Handbook
& About KMouseTool
KMouseTool
(c) 2002-2003, Jeff Roush (c) 2003, Gunnar Schmi Dt
Gunnar Schmi Dt
Current maintainer
Olaf Schmidt
Usability improvements
Jeff Roush
Original author
Joe Betts
Settings
Drag time (1/ 10 sec):
& Minimum movement:
& Enable strokes
Dwell time (1/ 10 sec):
Smart drag
& Defaults
& Reset
Start with & KDE
Audible click
KMouseTool will run as a background application after you close this dialog. To change the settings again, restart KMouseTool or use the KDE system tray.
& Help
& Close
& Quit
Your names
Your emails
Local
Latin1
Unicode
without name
Export Dictionary
The file %1 already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
File Exists
& Overwrite
Creating Word List
Parsing the KDE documentation...
Merging dictionaries...
Parsing file...
Parsing directory...
Performing spell check...
Source of New Dictionary (1)
Source of New Dictionary (2)
& Directory:
With this input field you specify which directory you want to load for creating the new dictionary.
Merge result
Empty list
KDE Documentation
Default
Configuration
& Preferences
& Text-to-Speech
General Options
Word Completion
KTTSD Speech Service
KDE Text-to-Speech Daemon Configuration
& Open as History...
Opens an existing file as history
Save & History As...
Saves the actual history as...
& Print History...
Prints out the actual history
Quits the application
Cuts the selected section and puts it to the clipboard
Cuts the selected section and puts it to the clipboard. If there is some text selected in the edit field it is placed it on the clipboard. Otherwise the selected sentences in the history (if any) are placed on the clipboard.
Copies the selected section to the clipboard
Copies the selected section to the clipboard. If there is some text selected in the edit field it is copied to the clipboard. Otherwise the selected sentences in the history (if any) are copied to the clipboard.
Pastes the clipboard contents to actual position
Pastes the clipboard contents at the current cursor position into the edit field.
& Speak
Speaks the currently active sentence(s)
Speaks the currently active sentence(s). If there is some text in the edit field it is spoken. Otherwise the selected sentences in the history (if any) are spoken.
& Edit...
Show Phrasebook Bar
Enables/ disables the phrasebook bar
Enables/ disables the statusbar
& Configure KMouth...
Opens the configuration dialog
Speaks the currently selected phrases in the history
& Delete
Deletes the currently selected phrases from the history
Cut
Cuts the currently selected phrases from the history and puts them to the clipboard
& Copy
Copies the currently selected phrases from the history to the clipboard
Select & All Entries
Selects all phrases in the history
Deselect All Entries
Deselects all phrases in the history
Ready.
Opening file...
Saving history with a new filename...
Printing...
Exiting...
Toggling menubar...
Toggling toolbar...
Toggling phrasebook bar...
Toggle the statusbar...
A type-and-say front end for speech synthesizers
KMouth
(c) 2002/ 2003, Gunnar Schmi Dt
Gunnar Schmi Dt
History file to open
Olaf Schmidt
Tips, extended phrase books
& File
& Edit
& Phrase Books
& Settings
Preferences
This combo box specifies whether selected phrases of the phrase book are immediately spoken or just inserted into the edit field.
& Selection of phrases in the phrase book:
Speak Immediately
Insert Into Edit Field
This combo box specifies whether the phrase book is automatically saved when the edit window is closed.
Closing the phrase & book edit window:
Save Phrase Book
Discard Changes
Ask Whether to Save
Text-to-Speech
Command for speaking texts:
This field specifies both the command used for speaking texts and its parameters. KMouth knows the following placeholders: %t -- the text that should be spoken %f -- the name of a file containing the text %l -- the language code%% -- a percent sign
Character & encoding:
This combo box specifies which character encoding is used for passing the text.
Send the data as standard & input
This check box specifies whether the text is sent as standard input to the speech synthesizer.
& Use KTTSD speech service if possible
This check box specifies KMouth tries to use the KTTSD speech service prior to calling the speech synthesizer directly. The KTTSD speech service is a KDE daemon which gives KDE applications a standardized interface for speech synthesis and is currently developed in CVS.
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Currently Selected Phrase or Phrase Book
& Currently Selected Phrase or Phrase Book
With this line edit you define the name of a sub-phrasebook or the contents of a phrase.
If you select this option then the selected phrase will not be reachable by a keyboard shortcut.
& None
If you select this option then the selected phrase will be reachable by a keyboard shortcut. You can change the shortcut with the button next to this option.
Custom
Shortcut for the phrase:
Text of the & phrase:
If you select this check box the words are spell-checked before they are inserted into the new dictionary.
Compare to OpenOffice. org dictionary:
With this combo box you select the character encoding used to load text files. This combo box is not used for XML files or for dictionary files.
With this input field you specify which file you want to load for creating the new dictionary.
& Filename:
With this input field you select the OpenOffice. org directory that will be used to spellcheck the words of the new dictionary.
With this combo box you decide which language should be associated with the new dictionary.
& Language:
Create new dictionary:
If you select this box a new dictionary is created by either loading a dictionary file or by counting the individual words in a text.
& Merge dictionaries
If you select this box a new dictionary is created by merging existing dictionaries.
From & file
If you select this box a new dictionary is created by loading a file. You may either select an XML file, a standard text file or a file containing a word completion dictionary. If you select a standard text file or an XML file the frequentness of the individual words is detected by simply counting the occurrences of each word.
From & KDE documentation
If you select this box a new dictionary is created by parsing the KDE documentation. The frequentness of the individual words is detect by simply counting the occurrences of each word.
From folder
If you select this box a new dictionary is created by loading all files in a folder and its subdirectories.
Create an & empty wordlist
If you select this box a blank dictionary without any entries is created. As KMouth automatically adds newly typed words to the dictionaries it will learn your vocabulary with the time.
If you select this check box the words from the KDE documentation are spell-checked before they are inserted into the new dictionary.
With this combo box you select which of the installed languages is used for creating the new dictionary. KMouth will only parse documentation files of this language.
& Selected Dictionary
With this combo box you select the language associated with the selected dictionary.
With this input field you specify the name of the selected dictionary.
& Name:
With this button you can add a new dictionary to the list of available dictionaries.
Add Dictionary...
With this button you delete the selected dictionary.
& Delete Dictionary
With this button you move the selected dictionary up.
Move & Up
With this button you move the selected dictionary down.
& Move Down
With this button you export the selected dictionary to a file.
& Export Dictionary...
This list contains all available dictionaries for the word completion. KMouth will display a combo box next to the edit field in the main window if this list contains more than one dictionary. You can use this combo box in order to select the dictionary that actually gets used for the word completion.
Dictionary
Language
Please decide which phrase books you need:
Book
By clicking on this button you can select the keyboard shortcut associated with the selected phrase.
Phrase Book
Phrase
Shortcut
This list contains the current phrase book in a tree structure. You can select and modify individual phrases and sub phrase books
& New Phrase
Adds a new phrase
New Phrase & Book
Adds a new phrase book into which other books and phrases can be placed
Saves the phrase book onto the hard disk
& Import...
Imports a file and adds its contents to the phrase book
Import Standard Phrase Book
Imports a standard phrase book and adds its contents to the phrase book
& Export...
Exports the currently selected phrase(s) or phrase book(s) into a file
Prints the currently selected phrase(s) or phrase book(s)
Closes the window
Cuts the currently selected entries from the phrase book and puts it to the clipboard
Copies the currently selected entry from the phrase book to the clipboard
Deletes the selected entries from the phrase book
Name of the & phrase book:
There are unsaved changes. Do you want to apply the changes before closing the "phrase book" window or discard the changes?
Closing "Phrase Book" Window
In order to use the '%1 'key as a shortcut, it must be combined with the Win, Alt, Ctrl, and/ or Shift keys.
Invalid Shortcut Key
(New Phrase Book)
(New Phrase)
*. phrasebook_BAR_Phrase Books (*. phrasebook) *. txt_BAR_Plain Text Files (*. txt) *_BAR_All Files
Import Phrasebook
There was an error loading file %1
Export Phrase Book
There was an error saving file %1
*. txt_BAR_Plain Text Files (*. txt) *. phrasebook_BAR_Phrase Books (*. phrasebook) *_BAR_All Files
Your chosen filename %1 has a different extension than. phrasebook. Do you wish to add. phrasebook to the filename?
File Extension
Add
Do Not Add
Your chosen filename %1 has the extension. phrasebook. Do you wish to save in phrasebook format?
As Phrasebook
As Plain Text
The '%1 'key combination has already been allocated to %2. Please choose a unique key combination.
the standard "%1" action
Conflict with Standard Application Shortcut
the global "%1" action
Conflict with Global Shortcuts
an other phrase
Key Conflict
Initial Configuration - KMouth
Text-to-Speech Configuration
Initial Phrase Book
This list contains the history of spoken sentences. You can select sentences and press the speak button for re-speaking.
Into this edit field you can type a phrase. Click on the speak button in order to speak the entered phrase.
Save As
*_BAR_All Files *. phrasebook_BAR_Phrase Books (*. phrasebook) *. txt_BAR_Plain Text Files (*. txt)
Open File as History
Language:
New
Rename...
Delete...
Overview
Chapter
Keywords
Keyword
Abstract
Authors
Author
Date
Release Info
Title
Paragraph
Section Level 1
Section Level 2
Section Level 3
Section Level 4
Section Level 5
This paragraph contains mismatching tags. It will will be handled as CDATA.
XML-Error
Info
Page
unnamed
Empty Document
Untitled
Unable to open File.
Plain File
Failed wrapping the file into XML.
The file is of type %1, 'book 'expected.
Save File
The given URL is invalid. Try'File save as... 'instead.
Unable open file to write.
Save operation currently works on local files only.
Save File As
The given URL is invalid.
Maybe the structure of the document has been changed. Please check if this bookmark is still valid.
Bookmark not found. Maybe the file content or the bookmark URL has been changed.
Rename Item
Please enter the new name of the item:
New Chapter Title
New Keyword
Author(s)
Firstname Surname
Firstname
Surname
Release
New Section Title
This is not a KSayIt bookmark.
Bookmark not found
untitled
Say
Pause
Shut Up
Next Sentence
Previous Sentence
Clear
Edit Text
Bookmarks
Ready.
Edit Mode ON.
Edit Mode OFF.
Open file...
File to Speak
Save file...
Save file as...
Exiting...
Do you really want to quit?
Toggle the statusbar...
Setup
speaking Clipboard...
synthesizing...
Paused...
KSayIt - A Text To Speech frontend for KDE
KSayIt
(c) 1996 - 2005, Robert Vogl
Robert Vogl
Document Contents
Hidden
Effect Stack Setup
Available:
Active:
Doubleclick opens the setup dialog.
Remove All
& Action
Main Toolbar
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Fatal error while parsing XML-Paragraph:
%1, Line: %2
Fatal error
Unresolved entity found: %1.
KSayIt does not support DocBook files with external entities.
Parsing can continue, but the resulting text will contain gaps.
Parser problem
Voice Settings
The active TTS system does not make use of aRts effects.
Plugin Configuration
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& Name
Language
Synthesizer
Voice & Type
Male 1
Male 2
Male 3
Female 1
Female 2
Female 3
Female Child
& Speed
& Pitch
& Volume
General
KTTSD not running
When checked, and KTTSMgr was automatically started when speech began, automatically exits when speech has finished. Does not automatically exit if KTTSMgr was started manually or started from the System Settings.
Exit when speaking is finished
When checked, if KTTSMgr is not already running and speech begins, starts KTTSMgr and displays an icon in the system tray. Note: KTTSMgr only automatically starts for text jobs having 5 sentences or more.
Start minimized in system tray when speaking
Check to start the KTTS Daemon and enable Text-to-Speech.
& Enable Text-to-Speech System (KTTSD)
Talkers
Click to add and configure a new Talker (speech synthesizer).
Add...
Up
Down
Click to configure options for the highlighted Talker.
& Edit...
Click to remove the highlighted Talker.
& Remove
Filters
Click to add and configure a new Filter.
Click to move selected filter up in the list. Filters higher in the list are applied first.
Click to move a filter down in the list. Filters lower in the list are applied last.
Click to configure options for the highlighted Filter.
Click to remove the highlighted Filter.
Select Talker
When checked, will use the default Talker, which is the topmost Talker listed in the Talkers tab.
& Use default Talker
When checked, will use the specific Talker (if it is still configured), otherwise the Talker most closely matching.
Use specific & Talker
& Type
& Word
Regular & expression
& Match:
& Replace with:
...
Match & case
Configure String Replacer
Enter any name you like for this filter.
& Name:
These settings determines when the filter is applied to text.
This filter is applied to text jobs of the specified language. You may select more than one language by clicking the browse button and Ctrl-clicking on more than one in the list. If blank the filter applies to all text jobs of any language.
Language is:
Enter a D-Bus Application ID. This filter will only apply to text jobs queued by that application. You may enter more than one ID separated by commas. If blank, this filter applies to text jobs queued by all applications. Tip: Use kdcop from the command line to get the Application IDs of running applications. Example: "konversation, kvirc, ksirc, kopete"
Application & ID contains:
Click to select one or more languages. This filter will be applied to text jobs of those languages.
Enter a D-Bus Application ID. This filter will only apply to text jobs queued by that application. You may enter more than one ID separated by commas. Use knotify to match all messages sent as KDE notifications. If blank, this filter applies to text jobs queued by all applications. Tip: Use kdcop from the command line to get the Application IDs of running applications. Example: "konversation, kvirc, ksirc, kopete"
Click to load a word list from a file.
Load
Click to save word list to a file.
& Save
Click to empty the word list.
Clear
Click to add another word or regular expression to the list.
& Add
Click to move selected word up in the list. Words higher in the list are applied first.
& Up
Click to move a word down in the list. Words lower in the list are applied last.
Click to modify an existing word or regular expression in the list.
& Edit
Click to remove a word or regular expression from the list.
Type
Match Case
Match
Replace With
Configure Talker Chooser
& Apply This Filter When
This filter is applied to text jobs of the specified language. You may select more than one language by clicking the browse button and Ctrl-clicking on more than one in the list. If blank, the filter applies to all text jobs of any language.
Text contains:
The new Talker that will be used when the conditions above are met. The default Talker is the topmost in the Talkers tab. Click the button to choose a Talker.
& Talker:
Click to select a Talker.
Click to load a Talker Chooser configuration from a file.
& Load...
Click to save this Talker Chooser to a file.
& Save...
Click to clear everything.
Clear
Configure XML Transformer
Enter any descriptive name you like for this filter.
Enter the full path to an XML Style Language - Transforms (XSLT) stylesheet file. XSLT files usually end with extension. xsl.
Enter the path to the xsltproc executable program. If it is in the PATH environment variable, just enter "xsltproc".
& XSLT file:
xsltproc & executable:
Apply This & Filter When
This filter will be applied only to text having the specified XML root element. If blank, applies to all text. You may enter more than one root element separated by commas. Example: "html".
This filter will be applied only to text having the specified DOCTYPE specification. If blank, applies to all text. You may enter more than one DOCTYPE separated by commas. Example: "xhtml".
Enter a D-Bus Application ID. This filter will only apply to text queued by that application. You may enter more than one ID separated by commas. Use knotify to match all messages sent as KDE notifications. If blank, this filter applies to text queued by all applications. Tip: Use kdcop from the command line to get the Application IDs of running applications. Example: "konversation, kvirc, ksirc, kopete"
& Root element is:
or DOCTYPE is:
and Application & ID contains:
testfilter
A utility for testing KTTSD filter plugins.
Copyright 2005, Gary Cramblitt & lt; garycramblitt@comcast. netgt;
Gary Cramblitt
Maintainer
Name of a KTTSD filter plugin (required)
Talker code passed to filter
DCOP application ID passed to filter
Config file group name passed to filter
Display list of available Filter PlugIns and exit
Display tabs as \\t, otherwise they are removed
Display list of available filter plugins and exit
Add Talker
Filter
You have made changes to the configuration but have not saved them yet. Click Apply to save the changes or Cancel to abandon the changes.
Text-to-Speech This is the configuration for the text-to-speech D-Bus service This allows other applications to access text-to-speech resources Be sure to configure a default language for the language you are using as this will be the language used by most of the applications
kttsd
KCMKttsMgr
(c) 2002, José Pablo Ezequiel Fernández
José Pablo Ezequiel Fernández
Author
Olaf Schmidt
Contributor
Paul Giannaros
Select Filter
Jobs
KTTSD Version: %1
Filter Configuration
KDE Text-to-Speech
Text-to-speech synthesis daemon
(C) 2002, José Pablo Ezequiel Fernández
Original Author
Current Maintainer
Previous Maintainer
Gunnar Schmi Dt
Jorge Luis Arzola
Testing
David Powell
KTTSMgr
Text-to-Speech Manager
Exit when speaking is finished
& Stop/ Delete
& Pause
& Resume
Repeat
Speak Clipboard Contents
& Configure
KTTS & Handbook
& About KTTSMgr
Queued
Waiting
Speaking
Paused
Finished
Unknown
Text-to-Speech System is not running
, current job %1 at sentence %2 of %3 sentences
Code
default
Boy
Girl
Other
United States of America
USA
United Kingdom
UK
Name
Voice Type
Volume
Speed
Pitch
Select Language
Unable to open file.
File not in proper XML format.
RegExp
Word
Yes
No
Unable to open file
String Replacer
Multiple Languages
Error
Select Languages
Edit String Replacement
Error Opening File
Talker Chooser
XML Transformer
Changes a job to Paused state. If currently speaking, the job stops speaking. Paused jobs prevent jobs that follow them from speaking, so either click Resume to make the job speakable, or click Later to move it down in the list.
Pause
Resumes a paused job or changes a Queued job to Waiting. If the job is the top speakable job in the list, it begins speaking.
Resume
Queues the current contents of the clipboard for speaking and sets its state to Waiting. If the job is the topmost in the list, it begins speaking. The job will be spoken by the topmost Talker in the Talkers tab.
& Speak Clipboard
Prompts you for a file name and queues the contents of the file for speaking. You must click the Resume button before the job will be speakable. The job will be spoken by the topmost Talker in the Talkers tab.
Speak File
Prompts you with a list of your configured Talkers from the Talkers tab. The job will be spoken using the selected Talker.
Change Talker
Voice
Job Num
Priority
Talker ID
State
Position
Sentences
Filtering
Interrupted
Warning
Message
Text
& Language:
& Synthesizer:
& Rate:
& Gender:
& Volume:
When checked, will use a configured Talker most closely matching the attributes you choose. Attributes with checks next to them will be preferred over unchecked attributes. Language is always preferred.
Use closest & matching Talker having
male
female
neutral
medium
fast
Rate
Rewinds a job to the beginning and changes its state to Waiting. If the job is the top speakable job in the list, it begins speaking.
Restart
Remove
Moves a job downward in the list so that it will be spoken later. If the job is currently speaking, its state changes to Paused.
& Later
Rewinds a job to the previous sentence.
& Previous Sentence
Advances a job to the next sentence.
& Next Sentence
Refresh the list of jobs.
& Refresh
The text of the sentence currently speaking.
Message text:
Filtered text:
Remove & All
Cannot find method '%1 '
Sorry, cannot pass arg of type %1 yet.
Could not convert '%1 'to type '%2'.
Invalid number of parameters.
Enter HELP & lt; optiongt; where & lt; optiongt; may be:
COMMANDS to list local commands understood by kspeak.
SIGNALS to list KTTSD signals sent via D-Bus.
MEMBERS to list all commands that may be sent to KTTSD via D-Bus.
& lt; membergt; to show a single command that may be sent to KTTSD via D-Bus.
Options may be entered in lower- or uppercase. Examples:
help commands
help say
Member argument types are displayed in brackets.
Exit kspeak.
Echo inputs to stdin.
Do not echo inputs.
Stop if any errors occur.
Do not stop if an error occurs.
Display values returned by KTTSD.
Do not display KTTSD return values.
Display signals emitted by KTTSD.
Do not display KTTSD signals.
Set the WAIT timeout to & lt; msecgt; milliseconds. 0 waits forever.
Start filling a buffer.
Stop filling buffer.
Example buffer usage:
Pause & lt; msecgt; milliseconds. Example:
Wait for & lt; signalgt; with (optional) & lt; argsgt; arguments. Example:
Values returned by a member may be assigned to a variable.
Variables may be substituted in format $(variable). Examples:
ERROR: No such member.
Deleted
Starting KTTSD failed with message: %1
ERROR: Invalid SET command.
ERROR: Invalid WAIT command.
A utility for sending speech commands to KTTSD service via D-Bus.
Copyright 2006, Gary Cramblitt & lt; garycramblitt@comcast. netgt;
Echo commands. [off]
Show KTTSD D-Bus replies. [off]
Start KTTSD if not already running. [off]
Continue on error.
Name of script to run. Use '- 'for stdin.
Optional arguments passed to script.
Type'help 'for kspeak commands.
No script file specified
These are all the text jobs. The State column may be: Queued - the job is waiting and will not be spoken until its state is changed to Waiting by clicking the Resume or Restart buttons. Waiting - the job is ready to be spoken. It will be spoken when the jobs preceding it in the list have finished. Speaking - the job is speaking. The Position column shows the current sentence of the job being spoken. You may pause a speaking job by clicking the Hold button. Paused - the job is currently paused. Paused jobs prevent jobs below them from speaking. Use the Resume or Restart buttons to resume speaking the job, or click Later to move the job down in the list. Finished - the job has finished speaking. When a second job finishes, this one will be deleted. You may click Restart to repeat the job. Note: Messages, Warnings, and Screen Reader Output do not appear in this list. See the Handbook for more information.
Hold
The radio buttons below determine which box shows all possibilities. The box to the left of the checked button shows all possibilities. The box to the left of the unchecked box only shows those possibilities that match the other box.
Show All
Check this box to display all the available synthesizers in the Synthesizer box to the left. When a synthesizer is chosen, only the languages that can be spoken by that synthesizer appear in the Language box.
Check to list all the possible languages in the Language box at the left. When a language has been chosen, the Synthesizer box will show only those synthesizers that can speak in the chosen language.
Select the speech synthesizer to do the speaking.
Select the language to be spoken. Note that after you configure a Talker, your chosen Language may be overridden by the synthesizer, depending upon the options you choose.
Click this button to edit the Sentence Boundary Detector (SBD) configuration or add additional SBD filters.
Configure
Interruption
Check the Pre-sound box and choose a Pre-sound audio file, which will sound when a text job is interrupted by another message.
Check the Post-message box and enter a Post-message, which will be spoken when a text job resumes after being interrupted by another message.
Post-message:
Pre-sound:
Check the Pre-message box and enter a Pre-message, which will be spoken whenever a text job is interrupted by another message.
& Pre-message:
Check the Post-sound and choose a Post-sound audio file, which will sound before a text job resumes after being interrupted by another message.
Post-sound:
Audio
Select the audio output method desired. If you select GStreamer, you must also select a Sink. Note: You must have GStreamer > = 0.87 to use GStreamer.
Output Using
Select the sound sink to be used for GStreamer output.
Device:
Select the PCM device to be used for ALSA output. Select "default" to use the default ALSA device.
Check to use Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) for audio output.
KDE (Phonon)
Check this if you want to keep the generated audio (wav) files. You will find them in the indicated directory.
& Keep audio files:
Specify the directory in which the audio files will be copied.
Sets the speed of speech. Slide the slider to the left to slow speech down; to the right to increase talking speed. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "slow", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "fast". You cannot change the speed of MultiSyn voices.
Current Sentence
WARNING: This filter is a key component of the KTTS system. Please read the KTTS Handbook before modifying these settings.
The name of this filter. Enter any descriptive name you like.
The regular expression that detects boundaries between sentences in text jobs.
& Sentence boundary regular expression:
This string replaces the matched regular expression. Important: must end with tab (\\t).
& Replacement sentence boundary:
& Language is:
Click to load a Sentence Boundary Detection configuration from a file.
Click to save this Sentence Boundary Detection configuration to a file.
Save...
Command & for speaking texts:
This field specifies both the command used for speaking texts and its parameters. If you want to pass the text as a parameter, write %t at the place where the text should be inserted. To pass a file of the text, write %f. To synthesize only and let KTTSD play the synthesized text, write %w for the generated audio file.
& Send the data as standard input
This check box specifies whether the text is sent as standard input (stdin) to the speech synthesizer.
& Test
Character & encoding:
This combo box specifies which character encoding is used for passing the text.
Parameters: %t: Text to be spoken %f: Filename of a temporary file containing the text %l: Language (two letter code) %w: Filename of a temporary file for generated audio
Epos Config UI
This is the configuration dialog for the Epos Czech and Slovak speech synthesizer.
Epos Configuration
Specifies which character encoding is used for passing the text.
Sets the speed of speech. Slide the slider to the left to slow speech down; to the right to increase talking speed. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "slow", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "fast".
Speed:
Sets the tone (frequency) of speech. Slide the slider to the left to lower the voice tone; to the right to increase tone. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "low", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "high".
Pitch:
If the Epos server program will be found due to your PATH environment variable, simply enter "epos", otherwise enter the full path to the Epos server executable program.
Epos server executable path:
If the Epos client program will be found due to the PATH environment variable, simply enter "say" here. Otherwise, specify the full path to the Epos client program.
Epos client executable path:
Additional Options (advanced)
Optional. Enter any server command line options here. To see available options, enter "epos -h" in a terminal. Do not use "-o".
Specify options to be passed to Epos client. To see available options, enter "say -h" in a terminal. Do not use "-o".
Epos server:
Epos client:
Click to test the configuration. If correct, you will hear a sentence spoken.
Festival Config UI
This is the dialog for configuring the Festival speech synthesizer in interactive mode.
Festival & Interactive Configuration
& Festival executable:
If Festival is in your PATH environment variable, just enter "festival", otherwise specify the full path to the Festival executable program.
& Select voice:
Select a voice to speak text with. MultiSyn voices are high quality but are slow to load. If no voices are shown, check the Festival executable path. You must install at least one Festival voice. If you have installed a voice and still none are shown, check your Festival configuration. (See the README that comes with Festival.)
& Rescan
Sets the volume (loudness) of speech. Slide the slider to the left to lower the volume; to the right to increase volume. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "soft", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "loud".
Speed:
Sets the tone (frequency) of speech. Slide the slider to the left to lower the voice tone; to the right to increase tone. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "low", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "high". You cannot change the pitch of MultiSyn voices.
& Load this voice when starting KTTSD
If checked, Festival will be started and this voice will be loaded when the Text-to-Speech Daemon (KTTSD) is started. Check when a voice requires a long time to load in Festival (for example, multisyn voices), otherwise, leave unchecked.
Click to test the configuration. Festival will be started and a test sentence will be spoken.
Character encoding:
Flite Config UI
This is the configuration dialog for the Festival Lite (Flite) speech synthesis engine.
Festival & Lite (flite) Configuration
& Flite executable path:
If Flite is in your PATH environment variable, simply enter "flite", otherwise specify the complete path to the Flite executable program.
FreeTTS Config UI
FreeTTS Interactive Configuration
& FreeTTS jar file:
Test
Hadifix Configuration
This is the configuration dialog for the Hadifix (txt2pho and Mbrola) speech synthesizer.
& Basic Options
& Voice file:
Select a voice for speaking text. If no voices are listed, check your Mbrola configuration. You must install at least one voice.
& Select...
Volume & ratio:
Adjusts the volume of speech. Slide to left for softer speech; to the right for louder.
Adjusts the speed of speech. Slide to left for slower speech; to the right for faster.
Adjusts the pitch (tone) of speech. Slide to left for lower speech; to the right for higher.
& Advanced Options
txt2pho executable:
If the txt2pho program is in your PATH environment variable, simply enter "txt2pho", otherwise specify the full path to the txt2pho executable program.
& Mbrola executable:
If the Mbrola program is in your PATH environment variable, simply enter "mbrola", otherwise specify the full path to the Mbrola executable program.
This combo box specifies which character encoding is used for passing the text. For most western languages, use ISO-8859-1. For Hungarian, use ISO-8859-2.
Click to test the configuration. You should hear a spoken sentence.
Selecting Voice File
Path of the voice file:
Try to Determine From Voice File
American Male
American Female, MBROLA
American Male, MBROLA
British Male
Castilian Spanish Male
American Male, HTS
American Female, HTS
Canadian English Male, HTS
Scottish Male, HTS
Canadian English Male, MultiSyn
Scottish Male, MultiSyn
German Female, Festival
German Male, Festival
Mexican Spanish Male, OGC
Mexican Spanish Female, OGC
American Male, OGC
American Female, OGC
British Male, OGC
Finnish Male
Czech Male, MBROLA
Polish Male
Russian Male
Italian Male
Italian Female
Kiswahili Male
Ibibio Female
Zulu Male
American Female
British Female
French Canadian Male
French Canadian Female
German Male
German Female
Americas Spanish Male
Americas Spanish Female
Vietnamese Male
Vietnamese Female
Text interrupted. Message.
Resuming text.
Sentence Boundary Detector
& Add...
Talker Configuration
Standard Sentence Boundary Detector
KTTS has not yet been configured. At least one Talker must be configured. Would you like to configure it now?
KTTS Not Configured
Configure
Local
Latin1
Unicode
Invalid S S M L.
Testing.
Scanning... Please wait.
Query Voices
Querying Festival for available voices. This could take up to 15 seconds.
Testing. MultiSyn voices require several seconds to load. Please be patient.
Unable to locate freetts. jar in your path. Please specify the path to freetts. jar in the Properties tab before using KDE Text-to-Speech
Male voice "%1"
Unknown voice "%1"
This plugin is distributed under the terms of the GPL v2 or later.
Voice File - Hadifix Plugin
The gender of the voice file %1 could not be detected.
Trying to Determine the Gender - Hadifix Plug In
The file %1 does not seem to be a voice file.
Enter a DCOP Application ID. This filter will only apply to text jobs queued by that application. You may enter more than one ID separated by commas. If blank, this filter applies to text jobs queued by all applications. Tip: Use kdcop from the command line to get the Application IDs of running applications. Example: "konversation, kvirc, ksirc, kopete"
Enter a DCOP Application ID. This filter will only apply to text jobs queued by that application. You may enter more than one ID separated by commas. Use knotify to match all messages sent as KDE notifications. If blank, this filter applies to text jobs queued by all applications. Tip: Use kdcop from the command line to get the Application IDs of running applications. Example: "konversation, kvirc, ksirc, kopete"
& Tools
Main Toolbar
Speak Text
Starting KTTSD Failed
D-Bus Call Failed
The D-Bus call say failed.
The D-Bus call setText failed.
Text-to-Speech Manager
Specify options to be passed to Epos client. Do not use -o. To see available options, enter "say -h" in a terminal. Do not use "-o".
& Notifications
The Talker that will speak the notification. The "default" Talker is the topmost talker listed on the Talkers tab.
Talker:
Click to select the Talker to speak the notification.
Applies only to the default event. Does not affect application-specific events. Only events that display in the manner which you select will be spoken.
Notifications to speak:
Click to configure notification for a specific application event.
Click to remove a specific notification event from the list. You cannot remove the default event.
Removes all the application specific events. The default event remains.
Click to read configured notification events from a file.
Click to write all the configured application events to a file.
Click to test notification
Click this button to test the notification. A sample message will be spoken. Note: The Text-to-Speech system must be enabled.
Specifies how KTTS should speak the event when received. If you select "Speak custom text", enter the text in the box. You may use the following substitution strings in the text: %e Name of the event %a Application that sent the event %m The message sent by the application
Action:
When checked and KTTS is enabled, notification events from applications sent via KNotify will be spoken according to the options you set on this tab.
Speak notifications (KNotify)
When checked, notification events that have a sound will not be spoken.
Exclude notifications with a sound
Event source:
Event
EventName(Hidden)
Application/ Event
Action
Talker
sample notification message
sample application
sample event
Default (all other events)
All other %1 events
Select Event
Notification Event List
No description available
Speak event name
Speak the notification message
Do not speak the notification
Speak custom text:
none
notification dialogs
notification dialogs and passive popups
all notifications
Task Scheduler
Configure and schedule tasks
KDat
Tape Backup Tool
Configure Network Settings
Network Settings
Configure TCP/ IP settings
KNetworkConf
Configure TCP/ IP Settings
KSystemLog
System log viewer tool
System Logs Viewer
KSysV
SysV-Init Editor
Saved Init Configuration
SysV-Init Editor Log File
KUser
User Manager
Boot Manager (LILO)
Configure LILO (the Linux boot manager)
RPM Stats
Printer Configuration
Configure local and remote Printers
KPackage
Package Manager
KCron
DEB Stats
Comment=Debian Package
& Graphics mode on text console:
You can select the graphics mode for this kernel here. If you intend to use a VGA graphics mode, you must compile the kernel with support for framebuffer devices. The ask setting brings up a prompt at boot time.
default
ask
text 80x25 (0)
text 80x50 (1)
text 80x43 (2)
text 80x28 (3)
text 80x30 (4)
text 80x34 (5)
text 80x60 (6)
text 40x25 (7)
VGA 640x480, 256 colors (769)
VGA 640x480, 32767 colors (784)
VGA 640x480, 65536 colors (785)
VGA 640x480, 16.7M colors (786)
VGA 800x600, 256 colors (771)
VGA 800x600, 32767 colors (787)
VGA 800x600, 65536 colors (788)
VGA 800x600, 16.7M colors (789)
VGA 1024x768, 256 colors (773)
VGA 1024x768, 32767 colors (790)
VGA 1024x768, 65536 colors (791)
VGA 1024x768, 16.7M colors (792)
VGA 1280x1024, 256 colors (775)
VGA 1280x1024, 32767 colors (793)
VGA 1280x1024, 65536 colors (794)
VGA 1280x1024, 16.7M colors (795)
Mount root filesystem & read-only
Mount the root filesystem for this kernel read-only. Since the init scripts normally take care of remounting the root filesystem in read-write mode after running some checks, this should always be turned on. Do not turn this off unless you know what you are doing.
Do not check & partition table
This turns off some sanity checks while writing the configuration. This should not be used under "normal" circumstances, but it can be useful, for example, by providing the capability of booting from a floppy disk, without having a floppy in the drive every time you run lilo. This sets the unsafe keyword in lilo. conf.
& Record boot command lines for defaults
Checking this box enables automatic recording of boot command lines as the default for the following bootups. This way, lilo "locks" on a choice until it is manually overridden. This sets the lock option in lilo. conf
Restrict parameters
If this box is checked, a password (entered below) is required only if any parameters are changed (i. e. the user can boot linux, but not linux single or linux init=/ bin/ sh). This sets the restricted option in lilo. conf.
Require & password:
Enter the password required for bootup (if any) here. If restricted above is checked, the password is required for additional parameters only. WARNING: The password is stored in clear text in / etc/ lilo. conf. Make sure that nobody untrusted can read this file. Also, you probably do not want to use your normal/ root password here.
kcmlilo
LILO Configuration
(c) 2000, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
Bernhard "Bero" Rosenkraenzer
Select...
You can edit the lilo. conf file directly here. All changes you make here are automatically transferred to the graphical interface.
Install & boot record to drive/ partition:
Select the drive or partition you want to install the LILO boot loader to here. Unless you intend to use other boot managers in addition to LILO, this should be the MBR (master boot record) of your boot drive. In this case, you should probably select / dev/ hda if your boot drive is an IDE drive or / dev/ sda if your boot drive is SCSI.
Boot the default kernel/ OS & after:
/ 10 seconds
LILO will wait the amount of time specified here before booting the kernel (or OS) marked as default in the Images tab.
Use & linear mode
Check this box if you want to use the linear mode. Linear mode tells the boot loader the location of kernels in linear addressing rather than sector/ head/ cylinder. Linear mode is required for some SCSI drives, and should not cause problems unless you are planning to create a boot disk to be used with a different computer. See the lilo. conf man page for details.
Use & compact mode
Check this box if you want to use the compact mode. The compact mode tries to merge read requests for adjacent sectors into a single read request. This reduces load time and keeps the boot map smaller, but will not work on all systems.
Checking this box enables automatic recording of boot command lines as the defaults for the following boots. This way, lilo "locks" on a choice until it is manually overridden. This sets the lock option in lilo. conf.
If this box is checked, a password (entered below) is required only if any parameters are changed (i. e. the user can boot linux, but not linux single or linux init=/ bin/ sh). This sets the restricted option in lilo. conf. This sets a default for all Linux kernels you want to boot. If you need a per-kernel setting, go to the Operating systems tab and select Details.
Enter the password required for bootup (if any) here. If restricted is checked above, the password is only required for additional parameters. WARNING: The password is stored in clear text in / etc/ lilo. conf. Make sure that nobody untrusted can read this file. Also, you probably do not want to use your normal/ root password here. This sets a default for all Linux kernels you want to boot. If you need a per-kernel setting, go to the Operating systems tab and select Details.
& Default graphics mode on text console:
You can select the default graphics mode here. If you intend to use a VGA graphics mode, you must compile the kernel with support for framebuffer devices. The ask setting brings up a prompt at boot time. This sets a default for all Linux kernels you want to boot. If you need a per-kernel setting, go to the Operating systems tab and select Details.
Enter LILO & prompt automatically
If this box is checked, LILO goes to the LILO prompt whether or not a key is pressed. If it is turned off, LILO boots the default operating system unless shift is pressed (in that case, it goes to the LILO prompt). This sets the prompt option in lilo. conf.
This is the list of kernels and operating systems you can currently boot. Select which one you want to edit here.
& Kernel:
Enter the filename of the kernel you want to boot here.
& Label:
Enter the label (name) of the kernel you want to boot here.
& Root filesystem:
Enter the root filesystem (i. e. the partition that will be mounted as / at boot time) for the kernel you want to boot here.
& Initial ramdisk:
If you want to use an initial ramdisk (initrd) for this kernel, enter its filename here. Leave this field blank if you do not intend to use an initial ramdisk for this kernel.
Extra parameters:
Enter any extra parameters you wish to pass to the kernel here. Usually, this can be left blank. This sets the append option in lilo. conf.
Set & Default
Boot this kernel/ OS if the user does not make a different choice
Details
This button brings up a dialog box with further, less commonly used, options.
& Probe
Automatically generate a (hopefully) reasonable lilo. conf for your system
& Check Configuration
Run LILO in test mode to see if the configuration is okay.
Add & Kernel...
Add a new Linux kernel to the boot menu
Add Other & OS...
Add a non-Linux OS to the boot menu
& Remove Entry
Remove entry from the boot menu
Configuration okay. LILO reported:
Configuration Okay
Configuration NOT okay. LILO reported:
Configuration NOT Okay
& Kernel filename:
Boot from disk:
Enter here the partition containing the operating system you would like to boot.
Enter here the label (name) of the operating system.
Disk:
& General Options
& Operating Systems
& Expert
& General options
& Operating systems
This turns off some sanity checks while writing the configuration. This should not be used under "normal" circumstances, but it is useful, for example, for installing the possibility to boot from a floppy disk without having a floppy in the drive every time you run lilo. This sets the unsafe keyword in lilo. conf.
& What's this?
The What's This? button is part of this program's help system. Click on the What's This button, then on any widget in the window to get information (like this) on it.
This button calls up the program's online help system. If it does nothing, no help file has been written (yet); in that case, use the What's This button on the left.
& Default
This button resets all parameters to some (hopefully sane) default values.
& Reset
This button resets all parameters to what they were before you started the program.
This button saves all your changes without exiting.
This button saves all your changes and exits the program.
This button exits the program without saving your changes.
System Cron
Override default home folder.
Email output to specified account.
Override default shell.
Folders to search for program files.
Local Variable
System Crontab
User %1: %2
At system startup
every %1
every day
%1: %2
, and
and
,
No comment
No password entry found for uid '%1 '
An error occurred while updating crontab.
every month
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
All users
,
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
23rd
24th
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th
30th
31st
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Sunday
Scheduled Tasks
New Task
Modify Task
Command
Status
Description
Scheduling Details
New & Task...
Create a new task.
Modify...
Modify the selected task.
Delete the selected task.
& Run Now
Run the selected task now.
Task Scheduler
KDE Task Scheduler
The following error occurred while initializing KCron: %1 KCron will now exit.
You can use this application to schedule programs to run in the background. To schedule a new task now, click on the Tasks folder and select Edit/ New from the menu.
Welcome to the Task Scheduler
Environment Variables
Modify Variable
New Variable
Variable
Value
Comment
New & Variable...
Create a new variable.
Modify the selected variable.
Delete the selected variable.
Enabled
Disabled
Add or modify a scheduled task
& Command:
& Run as:
Comment:
Run & every day
Days of Month
Months
Days of Week
Minutes
Preselection:
Each minute
Every 2 minutes
Every 5 minutes
Every 10 minutes
Every 15 minutes
Every 20 minutes
Every 30 minutes
Hours
AM:
PM:
Please type a valid command line...
Please select an executable program...
Please select from the'Months' section...
Please select from the'Hours' section...
Please select from the'Minutes' section...
Set All
Clear All
Add or modify a variable
& Variable:
Value:
Please enter the variable name...
Please enter the variable value...
Scheduled Tasks
Environment Variables
All Users Crontabs
Cron Options
Print crontab
Print & all users
Your names
Your emails
Every %1 minutes
Saving...
Ready.
& Program:
& Comment:
Scheduled tasks have been modified. Do you want to save changes?
(System Crontab)
Ready.
KCron
& Enabled
Printing...
Copying to clipboard...
Pasting from clipboard...
Task name:
Program:
No tasks...
Variable:
Value:
No variables...
Disabled.
Print Cron Tab
No password entry found for user '%1 '
& New...
Cutting to clipboard...
Adding new entry...
Modifying entry...
Deleting entry...
Disabling entry...
Enabling entry...
Running command...
Enable/ disable the selected task or variable.
TIME_FORMAT, DATE_FORMAT
weekday
Edit Variable
Tasks/ Variables
Edit Task
& Browse...
KCron Information
Only local or mounted files can be executed by crontab.
Daily
%1
Archive name:
Created on:
Size:
KDat: Backup
Elapsed time:
00:00:00
Time remaining:
Total KiB:
KiB written:
0KiB
Transfer rate:
0KiB/ min
Files:
Backup log:
Save Log...
No files to back up. Aborting.
*** Write failed, giving up.
%1/ min
KDat: Backup Options
Backup profile name:
Files > >
< < Files
Backup
Working folder:
Backup files:
Tar Options
Stay on one filesystem
GNU listed incremental
Snapshot file:
Remove snapshot file before backup
caught. Exit the program from File- > Quit or do "kill -9< pid >" if you like.
You can dump core by selecting the "Abort" button. Please notify the maintainer (see Help- > About KDat).
An Error Signal was Received
SIGHUP signal ("Hangup (POSIX)")
SIGINT signal ("Interrupt (ANSI)")
SIGFPE signal ("Floating-point exception (ANSI)")
SIGSEGV signal ("Segmentation violation (ANSI)")
SIGTERM signal ("Termination (ANSI)")
File name:
Last modified:
Last accessed:
Owner:
Group:
KDat: Format Options
Tape name:
Tape size:
KDat: Index
Archives:
KiB read:
Total files:
Index log:
Abort
Rewinding tape.
Cannot rewind tape. Indexing aborted.
Cannot rewind tape.
Failed to skip tape ID. Indexing aborted.
Failed to skip tape ID.
Indexing archive %1.
Archive %1
Reindexed Tape
KDat:
Mount Tape
Recreate Tape Index
Format Tape...
Delete Archive
Verify...
Restore...
Backup...
Delete Tape Index
Create Backup Profile
Delete Backup Profile
Delete Index
Configure KDat...
& File
KDat Version %1 KDat is a tar-based tape archiver. Copyright (c) 1998-2000 Sean Vyain Copyright (c) 2001-2002 Lawrence Widman kdat@cardiothink. com
Mount/ unmount tape
Restore
Verify
Ready.
Unmount Tape
KDat will dump your files properly to tape, but may not be able to restore them. To restore your files by hand, you need to know the name of the *non-rewinding* version of your tape device %1.
For example, if your device is / dev/ st0, the non-rewinding version is / dev/ nst0. If your device name does not look like that, type "ls -l %1" in a terminal window to see the real name of your tape drive. Substitute that name for / dev/ nst0 below. Open a terminal window and type the following: tar tfv / dev/ nst0; tar tfv / dev/ nst0 tar xfv / dev/ nst0 The third call to "tar" will retrieve your data into your current directory. Please let us know if this happens to you. - KDat Maintenance Team
Archive created on %1
Performing backup...
Backup canceled.
WARNING: The estimated archive size is %1 KiB but the tape has only %2 KiB of space. Back up anyway?
Rewinding tape...
Cannot rewind tape. Backup aborted.
Backup Error
Backup aborted.
Skipping to end of tape...
Cannot get to end of tape. Backup aborted.
Backup in progress...
Backup complete.
Restore in progress...
Verify in progress...
Restore complete.
Verify complete.
Restore aborted.
Verify aborted.
There appears to be no tape in the drive %1. Please check "Edit- > Preferences" to make sure the correct device is selected as the tape drive (e. g. / dev/ st0). If you hear the tape drive moving, wait until it stops and then try mounting it again.
The current tape index will be overwritten, continue?
Index Tape
Overwrite
KDat: %1
Index complete.
Index aborted.
No archive is selected. In order to delete an archive, the archive to be deleted must be selected in the tree first.
An archive cannot be removed from the middle of the tape. If the archive '%1 'is deleted then the following archives will also be deleted: %2 Delete all listed archives?
Delete All
Archives deleted.
Really delete the archive '%1 '?
Delete
Archive deleted.
No tape index is selected. In order to delete a tape index, the tape index to be deleted must be selected in the tree first.
Tape is still mounted. The index for a mounted tape cannot be deleted. Unmount the tape and try again.
Really delete the index for '%1 '?
Tape index deleted.
The tape in the drive is write protected. Please disable write protection and try again.
All data currently on the tape will be lost. Are you sure you want to continue?
Format Tape
Format
Tape created on %1
Formatting tape...
Format complete.
Backup Profile %1
Archive
In order to delete a backup profile, the backup profile to be deleted must be selected in the tree first.
Really delete backup profile '%1 '?
Backup profile deleted.
Tape unmounted.
Reading tape header...
This tape has not been formatted by KDat.
This tape has not been formatted by KDat. Would you like to format it now?
Do Not Format
Tape mounted.
Estimating backup size: %1, %2
KDat:
Click "CANCEL" to stop the backup process. For example, you may quickly see that the size of the files you selected will exceed the size of the backup tape, and may then decide to stop and remove some files from your list of files to backup. Click "Continue" to remove this message while continuing the backup.
Stop estimating backup size
Log file exists, overwrite?
KDat: Save Log
& Overwrite
tar-based DAT archiver for KDE
KDat
Cannot allocate memory in kdat
Tape Indexes
Backup Profiles
Options
Options Widget
This setting determines the capacity that KDat assumes your backup tapes to be. This is used when formatting the tapes.
Tape drives read and write data in individual blocks. This setting controls the size of each block, and should be set to your tape drive's block size. For floppy tape drives this should be set to 10240 bytes.
MB
GB
This option chooses whether the default tape size to the left is in megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (GB).
bytes
Tape block size:
Default tape size:
...
Browse for the tar command.
The location in the filesystem of the non-rewinding tape device. The default is / dev/ tape.
Tar command:
Browse for the tape device.
This setting controls the command that KDat uses to perform the tape backup. The full path should be given. The default is tar.
Tape device:
Tape Drive Options
Load tape on mount
Issue an mtload command prior to mounting the tape.
This command issues an mtload command to the tape device before trying to mount it. This is required by some tape drives.
Lock tape drive on mount
Disable the eject button after mounting the tape.
This option makes KDat try to disable the eject button on the tape drive after the tape has been mounted. This does n't work for all tape drives.
Eject tape on unmount
Try to eject the tape after it is unmounted. Do not use this for ftape.
Try to eject the tape after it has been unmounted. This option should not be used for floppy-tape drives.
Variable block size
Enable variable-block size support in the tape drive.
Some tape drives support different sizes of the data block. With this option, KDat will attempt to enable that support. You must still specify the block size.
Your names
Your emails
New Tape
Rewinding tape failed.
Format Failed
Cannot set tape block size.
Writing magic string failed.
Writing version number failed.
Writing tape ID length failed.
Writing tape ID failed.
No index file was found for this tape. Recreate the index from tape?
Tape Index
Recreate
Reading version number failed.
Index File Error
The tape index file format is version %1. The index cannot be read by this version of KDat. Perhaps the tape index file was created by a newer version of KDat?
Error during fseek #1 while accessing archive: "%1": %2
File Access Error
Error while accessing string #1 in archive: "%1": %2
Error while accessing string #2 in archive: "%1": %2
Error during fseek #2 while accessing archive: "%1": %2
Error while updating archive name:
Reading tape ID failed.
Tape ID on tape does not match tape ID in index file.
Reading creation time failed.
Reading modification time failed.
Reading tape name failed.
Reading tape size failed.
Reading archive count failed.
Reading archive name failed.
Reading archive time stamp failed.
Reading archive start block failed.
Reading archive end block failed.
Reading archive file count failed.
Reading file name failed.
Reading file size failed.
Reading file modification time failed.
Reading file record number failed.
Tape mounted readonly.
Tape mounted read/ write.
Reading magic string...
Reading magic string failed.
Reading version number...
Tape was formatted by a more recent version of KDat. Consider upgrading.
Reading tape ID...
Reading tape ID length failed.
Skipping to archive...
Skipping to block...
Start record:
End record:
Tape ID:
Archive count:
Space used:
KDat: Restore
KDat: Verify
Differences:
Restore log:
Verify log:
& Save Log...
& Abort
failed while reading tape data.
KDat: Restore Options
KDat: Verify Options
Restore to folder:
Verify in folder:
Restore files:
Verify files:
%02d: %02d: %02d
FAILED to remove %1 from %2: "%3"
FAILED to remove %1 from %2: "%3"
removed %1 from %2
removed %1 from %2
created %1 in %2
created %1 in %2
FAILED to create %1 in %2: "%3"
FAILED to create %1 in %2: "%3"
Runlevel Menu
Services Menu
& Available Services
Runlevel & %1
Runlevel %1
Start
& Start
& Runlevel path:
Path Configuration
Your names
Folder %1 already exists. %2 may become owner and permissions may change. Do you really want to use %3?
Connection
Password Policy
Delete & home folder: %1
Group Properties
Group rid:
Users in Group
Add
Users NOT in Group
User login:
& User ID:
Set & Password...
Full & name:
Surname:
& Home folder:
Home drive:
User workstations:
stat() call on file %1 failed: %2 Check KUser settings.
Error opening %1 for reading.
Error opening %1 for writing.
LDAP Operation
GID
Group Name
RID
You have run out of uid space.
Ready
& Add...
& Edit...
& Delete...
& Set Password...
& Reload...
& Select Connection...
Can not create backup file for %1
Error creating symlink %1. Error: %2
Cannot change owner of folder %1. Error: %2
Cannot change permissions on folder %1. Error: %2
Cannot change owner of file %1. Error: %2
Cannot change permissions on file %1. Error: %2
Password:
Connection Selection
& Edit
& Delete
Delete Connection
Cannot create home folder for %1: it is null or empty.
Cannot create home folder %1. Error: %2
Cannot change owner of home folder %1. Error: %2
Cannot change permissions on home folder %1. Error: %2
Folder %1 already exists. Will make %2 owner and change permissions. Do you want to continue?
Cannot change owner of %1 folder. Error: %2
Folder %1 left'as is'. Verify ownership and permissions for user %2 who may not be able to log in.
%1 exists and is not a folder. User %2 will not be able to log in.
Cannot create %1 folder. Error: %2
stat call on %1 failed. Error: %2
Cannot create %1: %2
Cannot change owner on mailbox: %1 Error: %2
Cannot change permissions on mailbox: %1 Error: %2
Folder %1 does not exist, cannot copy skeleton for %2.
Folder %1 does not exist, cannot copy skeleton.
Cannot remove home folder %1. Error: %2
Removal of home folder %1 failed (uid = %2, gid = %3).
stat call on file %1 failed. Error: %2
Cannot remove crontab %1. Error: %2
Cannot remove mailbox %1. Error: %2
KUser sources were not configured. Set'Password file 'in Settings/ Files
Stat call on file %1 failed: %2 Check KUser settings.
Error opening %1 for reading.
No / etc/ passwd entry for %1. Entry will be removed at the next ` Save'-operation.
Unable to build password database.
UID
User Login
Full Name
Samba Home Drive
Group file:
Password file:
Copy skeleton to home folder
User base:
Group filter:
User filter:
Group base:
Password hash:
Password file
Group file
LDAP User
LDAP Password
LDAP version
LDAP User filter
LDAP Group filter
Samba domain name
& User
& Group
& Settings
Your names
LDAP Query
Unable to process NIS group file without a minimum GID specified. Please update KUser settings (File Source Settings).
Specifying NIS minimum GID requires NIS file(s). Please update KUser settings (File Source Settings).
Unable to build NIS group databases.
Unable to process NIS passwd file without a minimum UID specified. Please update KUser settings (Files).
Specifying NIS minimum UID requires NIS file(s). Please update KUser settings (Files).
Unable to build password databases.
Aya
Theme that matches current system colors (Optimized with Oxygen style)
Blend
A consistent looking theme with an elegant touch.
Elegance
An elegant theme for plasma
Heron
Simple, smooth theme
Silicon
Transparent slim theme
Slim Glow
Slick theme for dark wallpapers
KDE-Classic
KDE Classic Icon Theme
Nuvola theme
Icon Theme by David Vignoni (icon-king. com) - 2003-2004
Primary
By Danny Allen (danny@dannyallen. co. uk)
Asciiquarium
Display in specified window
Display in root window
Display setup dialog
Banner
Setup...
Display in Specified Window
Display in Root Window
Blob
Clock
Euphoria (GL)
Fireworks 3D (GL)
Flux (GL)
Particle Fountain (GL)
Gravity (GL)
Lines
Lorenz Attractor
KPendulum (GL)
Polygons
KRotation (GL)
Science
Slide Show
Solar Winds (GL)
Virtual Machine
Bitmap Flag (GL)
Media Screen Saver
Abstractile
Anemone
Anemotaxis
Ant
AntInspect
AntMaze
AntSpotlight
Apollonian
Apple ][
Atlantis (GL)
Attraction
Atunnel
Barcode
Blaster
BlinkBox
BlitSpin
BlockTube
Boing
Bouboule
BouncingCow
Boxed
BoxFit
Braid
BSOD
Bubble 3D (GL)
Bubbles
Bumps
Cage (GL)
Carousel
C Curve
Celtic
Circuit
CloudLife
Compass
Coral
Crackberg
Critical
Crystal
Cube21
Cubenetic
CubeStorm
CubicGrid
CWaves
Cynosure
DangerBall
DecayScreen
Deco
Deluxe
Demon
Discrete
Distort
Drift
Endgame
Engine
Epicycle
Eruption
Euler2d
Extrusion
Fade Plot
Fiberlamp
Fireworkx
Flag
Flame
FlipFlop
Flipscreen3d
FlipText
Flow
FluidBalls
Flurry
Flying Toasters
FontGlide
Forest
FuzzyFlakes
Galaxy
Gears (GL)
GFlux
GLBlur
GLCells
Gleidescope
GLForestFire
GLHanoi
GLKnots
GLMatrix
GL Planet (GL)
GLSchool
GLSlideshow
GLSnake
GLText
Goop
Gravity
graynetic
Halftone
Halo
Helix
Hopalong
Hyperball
Hypercube
4D Hypertorus
Hypnowheel
Iterated-function-system Images
Fractal Maps
Interaggregate
Interference
Intermomentary
JigglyPuff
Jigsaw
Juggle
Juggler3D
Julia
Kaleidescope
Klein
Kumppa
Lament (GL)
Laser
LavaLite
LCDscrub
Lightning
Lisa
Lissie
Morphing Lines
Lockward
Loop
m6502
Maze
MemScroller
Menger
MetaBalls
MirrorBlob
Mismunch
Moebius (GL)
MoebiusGears
Moire2
Moire
Molecule
Morph3D
Mountain
Munch
NerveRot
Noof
Noseguy
Pacman
Pedal
Penetrate
Penrose
Petri
Phosphor
Photopile
Piecewise
Pinion
Pipes - another (GL)
pixmaps
Polyhedra
Polyominoes
Regular 4D Polytopes
Pong
Popsquares
Providence
Pulsar (GL)
Pyro
Qix
Queens
RD-Bomb
Ripples
Rocks
Rorschach
Rotor
RotZoomer
Rubik Cube (GL)
Sballs
ShadeBobs
Sierpinski3D
Sierpinski
SkyTentacles
SlideScreen
Slip
Sonar
SpeedMine
Sphere
Spheremonics
Spiral
Spotlight
Sproingies (GL)
Squiral
Stairs (GL)
Starfish
StarWars
StonerView
Strange
Substrate
Superquadrics (GL)
Swirl
Time 3D
Tangram
Thornbird
TimeTunnel
TopBlock
Triangle
Truchet
Twang
Vermiculate
vidwhacker
Vines
Voronoi
Wander
Web Collage
WhirlwindWarp
WhirlyGig
Worm
Wormhole
XAnalogTV
XFlame
XJack
Xlyap
The Matrix
XRaySwarm
XSpiroGraph
xsublim
XTeeVee
Zoom
Space (GL)
Swarm
CDE
Glow
IceWM
KDE 1
KStep
OpenLook
RISC OS
System++
Phase
Clean classical look
Atra Dot
Blue Curl
Colorado Farm
Emotion
EOS
Flower Drops
Golden Ripples
Green Concentration
HighTide
Ladybuggin
Leafs Labyrinth
Midnight in Karelia
Skeeter Hawk
There is Rain on the Table
Vector Sunset
At Night
Beach Reflecting Clouds
Hail
Icy Tree
JK Bridge at Night
Winter Track
Weather
KDE-LoColor
Lowcolor Icon Theme
Crystal SVG
Kids
. NET style
Fast, sharp, and minimalistic.
Biosphere
Relative Altitude
Relative Altitude (bw)
False Color
Rainfall
Fulmine
Gear Flowers
Kraftwurm
Kubical
Smooth Blend
Name=Display in specified window
Name=Display in root window
KBanner
Setup Banner Screen Saver
About
Font
Family:
Size:
Bold
Italic
Color:
Cycling color
Speed:
Message:
Show current time
Banner Version 2.2.1 Written by Martin R. Jones 1996 mjones@kde. org Extended by Alexander Neundorf 2000 alexander. neundorf@rz. tu-ilmenau. de
KBlob
Random Linear
Horizontal Sine
Circular Bounce
Polar Coordinates
Random
Setup Blob Screen Saver
Frame duration:
sec
Algorithm:
Blobsaver Version 0.1 Written by Tiaan Wessels 1997 tiaan@netsys. co. za
Euphoria
Regular
Grid
Cubism
Bad Math
M-Theory
UHFTEM
Nowhere
Echo
Kaleidoscope
(Random)
Setup Euphoria Screen Saver
Mode:
Euphoria 1.0 Copyright (c) 2002 Terence M. Welsh http: / /www. reallyslick. com/ Ported to KDE by Karl Robillard
Setup Screen Saver
KFireSaver 3D 1.0 TEST Koral - Enrico Ros: :2004
Fireworks 3D (GL)
www. kde. org
Conquer your desktop!
KFIRESAVER 3D
Thank you for using KDE
Welcome to KDE %1. %2. %3
Flux
Hypnotic
Insane
Sparklers
Paradigm
Galactic
Flux 1.0 Copyright (c) 2002 Terence M. Welsh http: / /www. reallyslick. com/ Ported to KDE by Karl Robillard
Particle Fountain Screen Saver
Particle Fountain Setup
Particle Fountain Particle Fountain Screen Saver for KDE Copyright (c) Ian Reinhart Geiser 2001 KConfig code and KScreenSaver "Setup..." improvements by Nick Betcher < nbetcher\@usinternet\.com > 2001
Particle Gravity Screen Saver
Gravity Setup
Gravity Particle Gravity Screen Saver for KDE Copyright (c) Ian Reinhart Geiser 2001 KConfig code and KScreenSaver "Setup..." improvements by Nick Betcher < nbetcher\@usinternet\.com > 2001
Clock
Setup Clock Screen Saver
Colors
& Hour-hand:
& Minute-hand:
& Second-hand:
Scale:
& Background:
Size:
Small
Medium
Big
& Keep clock centered
Clock Screen Saver Version 2.0 Melchior FRANZ (c) 2003, 2006, 2007
Virtual Machine
Setup Virtual Machine
Virtual machine speed:
Display update speed:
Virtual Machine Version 0.1 Copyright (c) 2000 Artur Rataj < art\@zeus\.polsl\.gliwice\.pl >
About Virtual Machine
KLines
Setup Lines Screen Saver
Length:
Beginning:
Middle:
End:
Lines Version 2.2.0 Written by Dirk Staneker 1997 dirk. stanerker@student. uni-tuebingen. de
KLorenz
Setup Lorenz Attractor
Epoch:
Color rate:
Rotation Z:
Rotation Y:
Rotation X:
Lorenz Attractor screen saver for KDE Copyright (c) 2000 Nicolas Brodu
Simulation of a two-part pendulum
KPendulum Setup
Ratio of 2nd mass to sum of both masses. Valid values from %1 to %2.
Ratio of 2nd pendulum part length to the sum of both part lengths. Valid values from %1 to %2.
Gravitational constant in arbitrary units. Valid values from %1 to %2.
Energy in units of the maximum potential energy of the given configuration. Valid values from %1 to %2.
Time in seconds after which a random perspective change occurs. Valid values from %1 to %2.
KPendulum Screen Saver for KDE Simulation of a two-part pendulum Copyright (c) Georgnbsp; Drenkhahn 2004 Georg. Drenkhahn@gmx. net
KPolygon
Setup Polygon Screen Saver
Vertices:
Polygon Version 2.2.0 Written by Martin R. Jones 1996 mjones@kde. org
Simulation of a force free rotating asymmetric body
KRotation Setup
Length of traces in seconds of visibility. Valid values from %1 to %2.
Angular momentum in z direction in arbitrary units. Valid values from %1 to %2.
KRotation Screen Saver for KDE Simulation of a force free rotating asymmetric body Copyright (c) Georgnbsp; Drenkhahn 2004 Georg. Drenkhahn@gmx. net
Science Screen Saver
Whirl
Sphere
Exponential
Contraction
Wave
Curvature
Setup Science Screen Saver
Inverse
Gravity
Hide background
Intensity:
Motion:
Science Version 0.26.5 Written by Rene Beutler (1998) rbeutler@g26. ethz. ch
KSlideshow
SlideShow
(c) 1999-2003, The KDE Team
Stefan Taferner
Chris Howells
Sven Leiber
No images found
Setup Slide Show Screen Saver
Solar Winds
Cosmic Strings
Cold Pricklies
Space Fur
Jiggly
Undertow
Setup Solar Wind
Solar Winds 1.0 Copyright (c) 2002 Terence M. Welsh http: / /www. reallyslick. com/ Ported to KDE by Karl Robillard
Bitmap Wave Screen Saver
Bitmap Flag Setup
Bitmap Flag Screen Saver Waving Flag Screen Saver for KDE Copyright (c) Ian Reinhart Geiser 2001
KDE Screen Lock/ Saver
KLock
Setup screen saver
Run in the specified XWindow
Run in the root XWindow
Start screen saver in demo mode
GL can not render with root visual
Setup Space Screen Saver
Warp interval:
KSpace Copyright (c) 1998 Bernd Johannes Wuebben < wuebben\@kde\.org >
Setup Swarm Screen Saver
Number of bees:
Swarm Copyright (c) 1991 by Patrick J. Naughton Ported to kscreensaver by Emanuel Pirker.
About Swarm
Your names
KFireSaver Setup
& Load
KDE (default)
Elegant White
Quick Simple
Enhanced Reality
Hypnotic Illusions
Preset:
Preview
preview window
Here is the preview (if it is not detached)
P R E V I E W
& Show in separate window
& Apply & & Update
Show
Show type:
Simple Show
Completely Random
Only Change Color
Only Change Fireworks
Number of fireworks:
few
more
Size of particles:
small
big
Use bottom fire
Select the color
Enable sounds
Limit overload (recommended)
Realtime fps adjust (recommended)
Fireworks
Blinding white
Velvet purple
Deep-sea green
Deep red
Multicolor
try bi-color fireworks
This allow a random creation of fireworks that explodes in 2 colors
Boring blue
Hot orange
Purest green
Flames ring
try me
Atomic splitter
Sparkling fall
Classic
Only explosion
SuperNova
Toxic spirals
Flames world
Specials
Logos
Watch exploding images
Enable images explosion.
KDE icons
Enables KDE Icons
Enables random KDE Icons explosions.
Tux
Enables Tux
Enables random Tux explosions.
Reduce detail
useful for increasing speed
When enabled speeds up logo explosion but reduces quality.
Konqui
Enables Konqui
Enables random Konqui explosions.
Frequency:
sometimes
often
Flickering
enables a natural'flicker 'effect
This option produces a sort of vibration in the lightness of the star.
Red-blue gradient
emulate horizon coloring
Gives lower stars a reddish tint.
Number:
less
Stars
Watch the stars
Enable stars in the sky.
Writings
Effects
Flash screen on explosions
hypnotic
Mega flares
Dimension:
Fireworks leave a particle trail
not yet ported
Flash opacity:
min
max
Fade effect
Spherical light after explosion
warning, this can shock your mind: -)
Multiplies the scale factor for particles near you, resulting in a colorful experience.
Shapes
Flares
Particle size:
m 2 ----------- m 1 +m 2
l 2 ------ l 1 +l 2
g
E
specify the time in seconds after which a random perspective change occurs
Perspective Change [s]
Bars
M1
M2
Traces
x
y
z
Theta:
Lz:
& Include images from sub-folders
& Random order
Resize images
Image folder:
Show & names
& Delay:
Random & position
Use textures
KPart Screen Saver
The screen saver is not configured yet.
All of your files are unsupported
Media Screen Saver
Select Media Files
Files
& Down
& Up
& Add...
& Remove
Settings
Only show one randomly chosen medium
Switch to another medium after a delay
Delay:
Choose next medium randomly
seconds
Your names
Your emails
Style Configuration Dialog
This option will draw buttons and several other widgets using a gradient texture
Use & gradients
This option will highlight buttons and several other widgets when the mouse cursor is over them
Highlight on & mouse hover
CDE preview
Menu
Help
Minimize
Maximize
Close
Restore
Text & Alignment
Use these buttons to set the alignment of the titlebar caption text.
Left
Centered
Right
Draw window frames using & titlebar colors
When selected, the window decoration borders are drawn using the titlebar colors. Otherwise, they are drawn using normal border colors instead.
Tip: If you want the look of the original Motif(tm) Window Manager, click the "Buttons" tab above and remove the help and close buttons from the titlebar.
Not on all desktops
On all desktops
Glow preview
Theme
Button Size
Button Glow Colors
Titlebar gradient:
Show resize handle
KDE 1 preview
Not On All Desktops
On All Desktops
KDE 1 decoration
IceWM preview
Rollup
Rolldown
Make your IceWM selection by clicking on a theme here.
Use theme & title text colors
When selected, titlebar colors will follow those set in the IceWM theme. If not selected, the current KDE titlebar colors will be used instead.
& Show title bar on top of windows
When selected, all window titlebars will be shown at the top of each window, otherwise they will be shown at the bottom.
& Menu button always shows application mini icon
When selected, all titlebar menu buttons will have the application icon shown. If not selected, the current theme's defaults are used instead.
Open KDE's IceWM theme folder
Clicking on the link above will cause a window to appear showing the KDE IceWM theme folder. You can add or remove native IceWM themes by uncompressing http: / /icewm. themes. org/ theme files into this folder, or by creating folder symlinks to existing IceWM themes on your system.
Infadel #2 (default)
KStep preview
Shade
Resize
Unshade
Do not keep above others
Keep above others
Do not keep below others
Keep below others
RiscOS preview
System++
OpenLook preview
KDE X Screen Saver Configuration tool
KXSConfig
Filename of the screen saver to configure
Optional screen saver name used in messages
No configuration available for %1
KDE X Screen Saver Launcher
KXSRun
Filename of the screen saver to start
Extra options to pass to the screen saver
0 seconds
60 seconds
Abstractile
Block tiles
Fast
Flat tiles
Linger
Random tile layout
Slow
Speed
Thin tiles
Tiled tiles
Anemone
Few
Many
Number of colors
Often
Thick
Thickness
Thin
Turn speed
Two
Anemotaxis
Distance
Far
High
Low
Near
Sources
Draw shadows
AntMaze
Draws a few views of a few ants walking around in a simple maze. Written by Blair Tennessy; 2005.
AntSpotlight
A cellular automaton that is really a two-dimensional Turing machine: as the heads ("ants") walk along the screen, they change pixel values in their path. Then, as they pass over changed pixels, their behavior is influenced. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Langton%27s_ant http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Turing_machine Written by David Bagley; 1997.
Ant
Ant size
Ants count
Draw eyes
Four sided cells
Large
Nine sided cells
Random cell shape
Sharp turns
Six sided cells
Small
Three sided cells
Timeout
Truchet lines
Twelve sided cells
Apollonian
Deep
Depth
Draw labels
Draws an Apollonian gasket: a fractal packing of circles with smaller circles, demonstrating Descartes's theorem. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Apollonian_gasket http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Descartes%27_theorem Written by Allan R. Wilks and David Bagley; 2002.
Include alternate geometries
Shallow
Apple2
Display images
Run basic programs
A 3D animation of a number of sharks, dolphins, and whales. Written by Mark Kilgard; 1998.
Agressive
Atlantis
Clear water
Flat background
Gradient background
None
Number of sharks
Shark proximity
Shimmering water
Shy
Whale speed
Wireframe
Attraction
Ball count
Ball mass
Balls
Bounce off walls
Environmental viscosity
Filled splines
Ignore screen edges
Inward
Lines
Long
Orbital mode
Outward
Polygons
Radius
Repulsion threshold
Short
Splines
Tails
Trail length
Uses a simple simple motion model to generate many different display modes. The control points attract each other up to a certain distance, and then begin to repel each other. The attraction/ repulsion is proportional to the distance between any two particles, similar to the strong and weak nuclear forces. Written by Jamie Zawinski and John Pezaris; 1992.
Lighting
Textured
Blaster
Draws a simulation of flying space-combat robots (cleverly disguised as colored circles) doing battle in front of a moving star field. Written by Jonathan Lin; 1999.
Lasers
Robots
Stars
Box size
Fade
10 minutes
10 seconds
90 degree rotation speed
Bitmap to rotate
BlitSpin
Duration
Fuzzy rotation speed
Repeatedly rotates a bitmap by 90 degrees by using logical operations: the bitmap is divided into quadrants, and the quadrants are shifted clockwise. Then the same thing is done again with progressively smaller quadrants, except that all sub-quadrants of a given size are rotated in parallel. As you watch it, the image appears to dissolve into static and then reconstitute itself, but rotated. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Color hold time
Boing
Huge
Parallels
Scanlines
Size
Smoothing
Tiny
Bouboule
Do Red/ Blue 3D separation
Number of spots
This draws what looks like a spinning, deforming balloon with varying-sized spots painted on its invisible surface. Written by Jeremie Petit; 1997.
Bounce speed
Number of cows
Ball size
Boxed
Draws a box full of 3D bouncing balls that explode. Written by Sander van Grieken; 2002.
Explosion decay
Explosion force
Explosion momentum
Full
Lots
Number of balls
Popcorn
Border
Boxes
Boxes only
Boxes or circles
Color gradient
Grab images
Spacing
Braid
Draws random color-cycling inter-braided concentric circles. Written by John Neil; 1997.
Line thickness
Number of rings
2 minutes
5 seconds
AmigaDOS
Atari
BSD
BSOD
BSOD stands for "Blue Screen of Death". The finest in personal computer emulation, BSOD simulates popular screen savers from a number of less robust operating systems. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1998.
Mac bomb
MacsBug
NCD X Terminal
SCO
Sad Mac
Solaris
Windows 2000
Windows 3.1
Windows NT
Bubble color
Bubble3D
Draws a stream of rising, undulating 3D bubbles, rising toward the top of the screen, with transparency and specular reflections. Written by Richard Jones; 1998.
Transparent bubbles
Bubbles
Bubbles fall
Bubbles float
Bubbles rise
Do n't hide bubbles when they pop
Draw circles instead of bubble images
Leave trails
This simulates the kind of bubble formation that happens when water boils: small bubbles appear, and as they get closer to each other, they combine to form larger bubbles, which eventually pop. Written by James Macnicol; 1996.
Bumps
Cage
This draws Escher's "Impossible Cage", a 3d analog of a moebius strip, and rotates it in three dimensions. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Maurits_Cornelis_Escher Written by Marcelo Vianna; 1998.
1 minute
Animation speed
Number of images
Show file names
Zoom in/ out
30 seconds
CCurve
Density
Generates self-similar linear fractals, including the classic "C Curve". http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Levy_C_curve Written by Rick Campbell; 1999.
Celtic
Draw graph
Animates a number of 3D electronic components. Written by Ben Buxton; 2001.
Circuit
Directional lighting
Flat coloring
Parts
Rotation speed
Spin
Cell size
Initial density
Max age
Young
Compass
This draws a compass, with all elements spinning about randomly, for that "lost and nauseous" feeling. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
1 second
Coral
Dense
Seeds
Simulates coral growth, albeit somewhat slowly. Written by Frederick Roeber; 1997.
Sparse
Eagle nest
Earthy coloration
Flat shading
Hurt me
Random coloration
Water
Critical
Draws a system of self-organizing lines. It starts out as random squiggles, but after a few iterations, order begins to appear. Written by Martin Pool; 1999.
Center on screen
Crystal
Draw cell
Draw grid
Horizontal symmetries
Moving polygons, similar to a kaleidoscope. See also the "Kaleidescope" and "GLeidescope" screen savers. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Kaleidoscope Written by Jouk Jansen; 1998.
Number of crystals
Vertical symmetries
Cube size
Cube21
Outlines
Random color
Rotation
Silver edition
Wander
White
Cubenetic
Do n't rotate
Draws a pulsating set of overlapping boxes with ever-chaning blobby patterns undulating across their surfaces. It's sort of a cubist Lavalite. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2002.
Rotate around X and Y axes
Rotate around X and Z axes
Rotate around X axis
Rotate around Y and Z axes
Rotate around Y axis
Rotate around Z axis
Rotate around all three axes
Surface pattern complexity
Surface pattern overlap
Surface pattern speed
CubeStorm
Cubes
Struts
Big dots
Close
Dot spacing
CWaves
Color transitions
Complexity
Rough
Smooth
This generates a languidly-scrolling vertical field of sinusoidal colors. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2007.
Cynosure
DangerBall
Draws a ball that periodically extrudes many random spikes. Ouch! Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2001.
Number of spikes
Ouch
Spike growth
DecayScreen
Fuzzy melt
Melt away from center
Melt down
Melt down, left
Melt down, right
Melt left
Melt right
Melt towards center
Melt up
Melt up, left
Melt up, right
Melty melt
Random melt style
Shuffle melt
Stretchy melt
This takes an image and makes it melt. You've no doubt seen this effect before, but no screensaver would really be complete without it. It works best if there's something colorful visible. Warning, if the effect continues after the screen saver is off, seek medical attention. Written by David Wald, Vivek Khera, Jamie Zawinski, and Vince Levey; 1993.
Deco
Golden ratio
Maximum depth
Mondrian
Subdivides and colors rectangles randomly. It looks kind of like Brady-Bunch-era rec-room wall paneling. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Piet_Mondrian#Paris_1919. E2.80.931938 Written by Jamie Zawinski and Michael Bayne; 1997.
1
Deluxe
Draws a pulsing sequence of transparent stars, circles, and lines. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
Shapes
Transparency
A cellular automaton that starts with a random field, and organizes it into stripes and spirals. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Maxwell%27s_demon Written by David Bagley; 1999.
Demon
States
Discrete
More "discrete map" systems, including new variants of Hopalong and Julia, and a few others. See also the "Hopalong" and "Julia" screen savers. Written by Tim Auckland; 1998.
Black hole
Bounce
Distort
Grabs an image of the screen, and then lets a transparent lens wander around the screen, magnifying whatever is underneath. Written by Jonas Munsin; 1998.
Lens count
Lens size
Magnify
Normal
Reflect
Swamp thing
Vortex
Drift
Drifting recursive fractal cosmic flames. Written by Scott Draves; 1997.
Endgame
Engine
Random engine
Epicycle
Harmonics
This draws the path traced out by a point on the edge of a circle. That circle rotates around a point on the rim of another circle, and so on, several times. These were the basis for the pre-heliocentric model of planetary motion. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Deferent_and_epicycle Written by James Youngman; 1998.
Eruption
Gravity
Heat
Inferno
Number of particles
Pleasant
Euler2D
Particles
Power
Simulates two dimensional incompressible inviscid fluid flow. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Euler_equations_%28fluid_dynamics%29 http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Inviscid_flow Written by Stephen Montgomery-Smith; 2002.
Draws various rotating extruded shapes that twist around, lengthen, and turn inside out. Written by Linas Vepstas, David Konerding, and Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
Extrusion
Helix 2
Helix 3
Helix 4
Join offset
Random object
Screw
Taper
Twistoid
Use flat coloring
Use lighting
Cycles
Draws what looks like a waving ribbon following a sinusoidal path. Written by Bas van Gaalen and Charles Vidal; 1997.
FadePlot
Draws a groovy rotating fiber optic lamp. Written by Tim Auckland; 2005.
Fibers
Flag
Text for flag
This draws a waving colored flag, that undulates its way around the screen. The flag can contain arbitrary text and images. By default, it displays either the current system name and OS type, or a picture of "Bob". Written by Charles Vidal and Jamie Zawinski; 1997.
Flame
Iterative fractals. Written by Scott Draves; 1993.
Number of fractals
Draw Sticks
Draw Tiles
Load image
Stopped
Whirlwind
Width
FlipScreen3D
Grabs an image of the desktop, turns it into a GL texture map, and spins it around and deforms it in various ways. Written by Ben Buxton and Jamie Zawinski; 2001.
Rotate
Centered text
Draws successive pages of text. The lines flip in and out in a soothing 3D pattern. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2005.
FlipText
Flush left text
Flush right text
Font point size
Random text alignment
Text columns
Text lines
Count
Draw bounding box
Flow
Periodic attractors
Rotating around attractor
Freefall
Clay
FluidBalls
Friction
Hurricane
Jupiter
Models the physics of bouncing balls, or of particles in a gas or fluid, depending on the settings. If "Shake Box" is selected, then every now and then, the box will be rotated, changing which direction is down (in order to keep the settled balls in motion.) Written by Peter Birtles and Jamie Zawinski; 2002.
Rubber
Shake box
Still
Various ball sizes
Wind
Classic
Fire
Psychedelic
Random
Air speed
Number of slices
Number of toasters
Swarm
Brief
Font border thickness
Random display style
Forest
Fractal trees. Written by Peter Baumung; 1997.
Blue
Border thickness
Green
Layers
Magenta
Pink
Random colors
Yellow
Galaxy
Rotate viewpoint
This draws spinning galaxies, which then collide and scatter their stars to the, uh, four winds or something. Written by Uli Siegmund, Harald Backert, and Hubert Feyrer; 1997.
Gear count
Gears
10
Checkerboard
Draws a rippling waves on a rotating wireframe grid. Written by Josiah Pease; 2000.
Flat lighting
GFlux
Mesh density
Wave speed
Waves
Wire mesh
15
Cell radius
Gorge
Keep dead cells
Min distance
Quick
Starve
5 minutes
Gleidescope
Image duration
Move
Zoom
Desert
Draws an animation of sprinkling fire-like 3D triangles in a landscape filled with trees. Written by Eric Lassauge; 2002.
Fog
GLForestFire
Huge fire
Number of trees
Rain
Shadows
Textures
31
Enable fog
Enable lighting
Number of disks
GLKnots
Resolution
Segmented
Binary encoding
GLMatrix
Genetic encoding
Glyph density
Hexadecimal encoding
Matrix encoding
Panning
Draws a planet bouncing around in space. The built-in image is a map of the earth (extracted from ` xearth '), but you can wrap any texture around the sphere, e. g., the planetary textures that come with ` ssystem'. Written by David Konerding; 1998.
GLPlanet
Image file
Centering
Draw goal
Fish count
Velocity matching
100%
Crossfade duration
Pan/ zoom duration
Angular velocity
Draws a simulation of the Rubik's Snake puzzle. See also the "Rubik" and "Cube21" screen savers. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Rubik%27s_Snake Written by Jamie Wilkinson, Andrew Bennetts, and Peter Aylett; 2002.
GLSnake
Loose
Packing
Show titles
Tight
Y angular velocity
Z angular velocity
Display date and time
Displays a few lines of text spinning around in a solid 3D font. The text can use strftime() escape codes to display the current date and time. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2001.
GLText
Additive colors (reflected light)
Blobs
Elasticity
Goop
Opaque blobs
Speed limit
Subtractive colors (transmitted light)
This draws set of animating, transparent, amoeba-like blobs. The blobs change shape as they wander around the screen, and they are translucent, so you can see the lower blobs through the higher ones, and when one passes over another, their colors merge. I got the idea for this from a mouse pad I had once, which achieved the same kind of effect in real life by having several layers of plastic with colored oil between them. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1997.
Transparent blobs
XOR blobs
Grav
Number of objects
Object trails
Orbital decay
This draws a simple orbital simulation. With trails enabled, it looks kind of like a cloud-chamber photograph. Written by Greg Bowering; 1997.
Draws random colored, stippled and transparent rectangles. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Grey
Greynetic
Big
Dot size
Gravity points
Halftone
Maximum speed
Minimum speed
Animate circles
Draws trippy psychedelic circular patterns that hurt to look at. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Moire_pattern Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1993.
Halo
Number of circles
Ramp mode
Random mode
Seuss mode
Helix
Spirally string-art-ish patterns. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Color contrast
EJK1
EJK2
EJK3
EJK4
EJK5
EJK6
Hopalong
Jong
Martin
RR
Sine
This draws lacy fractal patterns based on iteration in the imaginary plane, from a 1986 Scientific American article. See also the "Discrete" screen saver. Written by Patrick Naughton; 1992.
HyperBall
Hyperball is to hypercube as dodecahedron is to cube: this displays a 2D projection of the sequence of 3D objects which are the projections of the 4D analog to the dodecahedron. Technically, it is a "120 cell polytope". See also "polytopes" for a more general version of this using OpenGL. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Hypercube http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Regular_polytope Written by Joe Keane; 2000.
XW rotation
XY rotation
XZ rotation
YW rotation
YZ rotation
ZW rotation
HyperCube
This displays 2D projections of the sequence of 3D objects which are the projections of the 4D analog to the cube: as a square is composed of four lines, each touching two others; and a cube is composed of six squares, each touching four others; a hypercube is composed of eight cubes, each touching six others. To make it easier to visualize the rotation, it uses a different color for the edges of each face. Do n't think about it too long, or your brain will melt. See also "polytopes" for a more general version of this using OpenGL. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Hypercube http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Regular_polytope Written by Joe Keane, Fritz Mueller, and Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Color wheel
Hypertorus
Orthographic 3D
Orthographic 4D
Solid object
Solid surface
Transparent surface
WX rotation speed
WY rotation speed
WZ rotation speed
Wireframe mesh
XY rotation speed
XZ rotation speed
YZ rotation speed
Twistiness
IFS
Number of functions
Scale
Translate
1 Minute
1 Second
Brightness gradients
Hue gradients
IMSMap
Saturation gradients
This generates random cloud-like patterns. The idea is to take four points on the edge of the image, and assign each a random "elevation". Then find the point between them, and give it a value which is the average of the other four, plus some small random offset. Coloration is done based on elevation. Written by Juergen Nickelsen and Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Interaggregate
Number of discs
Interference
Magnification
Number of waves
Wave size
Collapse
Cycle
Sphere
Spookiness
Strong
Tetrahedron
Jigsaw
Tilt
Juggler3D
Juggling speed
Max height
Max objects
Min height
Min objects
Clubs
Draws a juggling stick-man. See also "Juggler3D". http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Siteswap Written by Tim Auckland; 2002.
Juggle
Rings
Iterations
Julia
Kaleidescope
Segments
Symmetry
Trails
Double buffer
Kumppa
Randomize
Spiraling, spinning, and very, very fast splashes of color rush toward the screen. Written by Teemu Suutari; 1998.
Animates a simulation of Lemarchand's Box, the Lament Configuration, repeatedly solving itself. Warning: occasionally opens doors. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Lemarchand%27s_box Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1998.
Lament
Laser
Moving radiating lines, that look vaguely like scanning laser beams. (Frankie say relax.) Written by Pascal Pensa; 1997.
Do n't Rotate
Lavalite
Random Lamp Style
Horizontal white
Line spread
Solid black
Solid white
Vertical white
Lightning
Lisa
Steps
Lissajous loops. This one draws the progress of circular shapes along a path. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Lissajous_curve Written by Alexander Jolk; 1997.
Lissie
Closed figures
Control points
Interpolation steps
LMorph
Less
More
Open and closed figures
Open figures
This generates random spline-ish line drawings and morphs between them. Written by Sverre H. Huseby and Glenn T. Lines; 1995.
Blinking effects
Generates loop-shaped colonies that spawn, age, and eventually die. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Langton%27s_loops Written by David Bagley; 1999.
Loop
Display time for each program
Depth-first backtracking maze generator
Grid size
Head toward exit
Ignorant of exit direction
Linger after solving
Maze
Random maze generator
Draw green
Draw in RGB
Draw random numbers
MemScroller
Max depth
Menger
This draws the three-dimensional variant of the recursive Menger Gasket, a cube-based fractal object analagous to the Sierpinski Tetrahedron. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Menger_sponge http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Sierpinski_carpet Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2001.
MetaBall Radius
MetaBalls
Metaball count
30 sec
5 min
5 sec
50 bumps
Clear
Enable colouring
Enable reflected image
Enable walls
Opaque
Show image on background
MoebiusGears
Number of gears
Number of teeth
Draw ants
Moebius
Solid floor
Generates fields of concentric circles or ovals, and combines the planes with various operations. The planes are moving independently of one another, causing the interference lines to spray. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Moire_pattern Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1998.
Moire2
Moire
Offset
Use shared memory
Describe molecule
Draw atomic bonds
Draw atomic nuclei
Draws several different representations of molecules. Some common molecules are built in, and it can also read PDB (Protein Data Bank) files as input. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Protein_Data_Bank_%28file_format%29 Written by Jamie Zawinski; 2001.
Label atoms
Molecule
Cube
Dodecahedron
Icosahedron
Morph3D
Octahedron
Generates random 3D plots that look vaguely mountainous. Written by Pascal Pensa; 1997.
Mountain
Peaks
DATAI 2 ADDB 1,2 ROTC 2, -22 XOR 1,2 JRST. -4 As reported by HAKMEM (MIT AI Memo 239, 1972), Jackson Wright wrote the above PDP-1 code in 1962. That code still lives on here, some 46 years later. In "mismunch" mode, it displays a creatively broken misimplementation of the classic munching squares algorithm instead. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ HAKMEM http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Munching_square Written by Jackson Wright, Tim Showalter, Jamie Zawinski and Steven Hazel; 1997.
Munch
Munch only
Solid
XOR
Blot count
Calm
Changes
Colors
Crunchiness
Draws different shapes composed of nervously vibrating squiggles, as if seen through a camera operated by a monkey on crack. Written by Dan Bornstein; 2000.
Frequent
NerveRot
Nervousness
Seldom
Spastic
NoseGuy
Pacman
Player size
Pedal
This is sort of a combination spirograph/ string-art. It generates a large, complex polygon, and renders it by filling using an even/ odd winding rule. Written by Dale Moore; 1995.
Always play well
Explosions
Penetrate
Simulates (something like) the classic arcade game Missile Command. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Missile_Command Written by Adam Miller; 1999.
Start badly, but learn
Draw ammann lines
Draws quasiperiodic tilings; think of the implications on modern formica technology. In April 1997, Sir Roger Penrose, a British math professor who has worked with Stephen Hawking on such topics as relativity, black holes, and whether time has a beginning, filed a copyright-infringement lawsuit against the Kimberly-Clark Corporation, which Penrose said copied a pattern he created (a pattern demonstrating that "a nonrepeating pattern could exist in nature") for its Kleenex quilted toilet paper. Penrose said he does n't like litigation but, "When it comes to the population of Great Britain being invited by a multinational to wipe their bottoms on what appears to be the work of a Knight of the Realm, then a last stand must be taken." As reported by News of the Weird #491, 4-Jul-1997. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Penrose_tiling Written by Timo Korvola; 1997.
Penrose
Tile size
Colony shape
Death comes
Diamond
Fertility
Maximum lifespan
Maximum rate of death
Maximum rate of growth
Minimum lifespan
Minimum rate of death
Minimum rate of growth
Mold varieties
Offspring
Petri
Quickly
Slowly
Square
This simulates colonies of mold growing in a petri dish. Growing colored circles overlap and leave spiral interference in their wake. Written by Dan Bornstein; 1999.
Draws a simulation of an old terminal, with large pixels and long-sustain phosphor. On X11 systems, This program is also a fully-functional VT100 emulator! Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
Phosphor
Image size
Color shift
Maximum radius
Minimum radius
100
Gear size
Max RPM
Scrolling speed
Allow tight turns
Ball joints
Bolted fittings
Curved pipes
Fisheye lens
Gadgetry
Number of pipes
Pipe length
Pipes
Cuboctahedron
Cubohemioctahedron
Deltoidal hexecontahedron
Disdyakisdodecahedron
Great dodecadodecahedron
Great dodecahedron
Great dodecicosahedron
Great icosahedron
Great icosidodecahedron
Great rhombidodecahedron
Great rhombihexahedron
Icosidodecadodecahedron
Icosidodecahedron
Octahemioctacron
Octahemioctahedron
Pentakisdodecahedron
Rhombic dodecahedron
Rhombicosahedron
Rhombicosidodecahedron
Rhombicuboctahedron
Rhombidodecadodecahedron
Small dodecicosahedron
Small rhombidodecahedron
Snub dodecadodecahedron
Snub dodecahedron
Tetradyakishexahedron
Tetrahemihexacron
Tetrahemihexahedron
Tetrakishexahedron
Triakisicosahedron
Triakisoctahedron
Triakistetrahedron
Tridyakisicosahedron
Truncated dodecahedron
Truncated icosahedron
Truncated octahedron
Truncated tetrahedron
Utah teapotahedron
Identical pieces
Polyominoes
Repeatedly attempts to completely fill a rectangle with irregularly-shaped puzzle pieces. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Polyomino Written by Stephen Montgomery-Smith; 2002.
Polytopes
Clock mode
Game speed
Noise
Noisy
Pong
Dark red
Dark yellow
Light cyan
Light green
PopSquares
Draw eye
Anti-alias lines
Draws some intersecting planes, making use of alpha blending, fog, textures, and mipmaps. Written by David Konerding; 1999.
Enable blending
Enable depth buffer
Enable texture filtering
Enable texture mipmaps
Enable texturing
Pulsar
Quad count
Explosive yield
Launch frequency
Particle density
Pyro
Additive colors
Bounces a series of line segments around the screen, and uses variations on this basic motion pattern to produce all sorts of different presentations: line segments, filled polygons, and overlapping translucent areas. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Qix Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Line segments
Linear motion
Max size
Poly corners
Qix
Random motion
Solid objects
Subtractive colors
Transparent
1%
Diffusion
Draws a grid of growing square-like shapes that, once they overtake each other, react in unpredictable ways. "RD" stands for reaction-diffusion. Written by Scott Draves; 1997.
Epoch
Fill screen
RDbomb
Reaction
Seed radius
Wander speed
X tile size
Y tile size
Big drops
Drippiness
Drizzle
Grayscale
Magic lighting effect
Moving splashes
Psychedelic colors
Ripples
Small drops
Storm
This draws rippling interference patterns like splashing water. With the -water option, it manipulates your desktop image to look like something is dripping into it. Written by Tom Hammersley; 1999.
Rocks
Steering
This draws an animation of flight through an asteroid field, with changes in rotation and direction. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1992.
Velocity
Rorschach
With X symmetry
With Y symmetry
Length
Rotor
Animate
Creates a collage of rotated and scaled portions of the screen. Written by Claudio Matsuoka; 2001.
Rectangle count
RotZoomer
Stationary rectangles
Sweeping arcs
Wandering rectangles
Draws a Rubik's Cube that rotates in three dimensions and repeatedly shuffles and solves itself. See also the "GLSnake" and "Cube21" screen savers. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Rubik%27s_Cube Written by Marcelo Vianna; 1997.
Hide shuffling
Rubik
Plane
Pyramid
SBalls
Star
ShadeBobs
This draws smoothly-shaded oscillating oval patterns that look something like vapor trails or neon tubes. Written by Shane Smit; 1999.
Sierpinski3D
Points
Sierpinski
This draws the two-dimensional variant of the recursive Sierpinski triangle fractal. See also the "Sierpinski3D" screen saver. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Sierpinski_triangle Written by Desmond Daignault; 1997.
Draw skin
Flexibility
Wiggliness
X resolution
Y resolution
Gutter size
Pause
Slide speed
SlideScreen
This takes an image, divides it into a grid, and then randomly shuffles the squares around as if it was one of those "fifteen-puzzle" games where there is a grid of squares, one of which is missing. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Fifteen_puzzle Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1994.
Slip
This throws some random bits on the screen, then sucks them through a jet engine and spews them out the other side. To avoid turning the image completely to mush, every now and then it will it interject some splashes of color into the scene, or go into a spin cycle, or stretch the image like taffy. Written by Scott Draves and Jamie Zawinski; 1997.
A count
B count
Font size
Show ping times
Simulation team A name
Simulation team B name
Sonar
Allow wall collisions
Display crosshair
Max velocity
Present bonuses
Rocky walls
Simulates speeding down a rocky mineshaft, or a funky dancing worm. Written by Conrad Parker; 2001.
SpeedMine
Thrust
Worm
Smoothed lines
Spheremonics
These closed objects are commonly called spherical harmonics, although they are only remotely related to the mathematical definition found in the solution to certain wave functions, most notably the eigenfunctions of angular momentum operators. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Spherical_harmonics#Visualization_of_the_spherical_harmonics Written by Paul Bourke and Jamie Zawinski; 2002.
Spiral
Draws a spotlight scanning across a black screen, illuminating the underlying desktop (or a picture) when it passes. Written by Rick Schultz and Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
Spotlight
Spotlight size
Sproingies
Draws a set of interacting, square-spiral-producing automata. The spirals grow outward until they hit something, then they go around it. Written by Jeff Epler; 1999.
Handedness
Left
Randomness
Right
Squiral
Stairs
Color gradients
Pulsating blob
Starfish
This generates a sequence of undulating, throbbing, star-like patterns which pulsate, rotate, and turn inside out. Another display mode uses these shapes to lay down a field of colors, which are then cycled. The motion is very organic. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1997.
Anti-aliased lines
Draws a stream of text slowly scrolling into the distance at an angle, over a star field, like at the beginning of the movie of the same name. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Star_Wars_opening_crawl Written by Jamie Zawinski and Claudio Matauoka; 2001.
Fade out
Scroll speed Slow
StarWars
Texture-mapped font
Thick lines
Wrap long lines
or, Text columns
Chains of colorful squares dance around each other in complex spiral patterns. Inspired by David Tristram's ` electropaint 'screen saver, originally written for SGI computers in the late 1980s or early 1990s. Written by Andrew Plotkin; 2001.
StonerView
Translucent
Strange
This draws iterations to strange attractors: it's a colorful, unpredictably-animating swarm of dots that swoops and twists around. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Attractor#Strange_attractor Written by Massimino Pascal; 1997.
0%
Initial cracks
Substrate
Wireframe only
Spin speed
Superquadrics
Swirl
5 minute tick marks
Bigger
Cycle seconds
Draws a working analog clock composed of floating, throbbing bubbles. Written by Bernd Paysan; 1999.
Minute tick marks
Smaller
T3D
Turn side-to-side
Wobbliness
Tangram
X rotation
Y rotation
Z rotation
Displays a view of the "Bird in a Thornbush" fractal. Written by Tim Auckland; 2002.
Thornbird
0 sec
Draw logo
Blob mode
Carpet
Carpet size
Drop speed
Follow
Nipples
Polygon count
Generates random mountain ranges using iterative subdivision of triangles. Written by Tobias Gloth; 1997.
Triangle
This draws line- and arc-based truchet patterns that tile the screen. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Tessellation Written by Adrian Likins; 1998.
Truchet
Border width
Divides the screen into a grid, and plucks them. Written by Dan Bornstein; 2002.
Jumpy
Springiness
Transference
Twang
Draws squiggly worm-like paths. Written by Tyler Pierce; 2001.
Vermiculate
2 seconds
Image directory
This is a shell script that grabs a frame of video from the system's video input, and then uses some PBM filters (chosen at random) to manipulate and recombine the video frame in various ways (edge detection, subtracting the image from a rotated version of itself, etc.) Then it displays that image for a few seconds, and does it again. This works really well if you just feed broadcast television into it. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1998.
VidWhacker
Generates a continuous sequence of small, curvy geometric patterns. Written by Tracy Camp and David Hansen; 1997.
Vines
Insertion speed
Point size
Zoom frequency
Zoom speed
Draw spots
Draws a colorful random-walk, in various forms. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Random_walk Written by Rick Campbell; 1999.
2 min
2 secs
30 secs
Dictionary file
Image opacity
Overall filter program
Per-image filter program
This makes collages out of random images pulled off of the World Wide Web. It finds these images by doing random web searches, and then extracting images from the returned pages. WARNING: THE INTERNET SOMETIMES CONTAINS PORNOGRAPHY. The Internet being what it is, absolutely anything might show up in the collage including -- quite possibly -- pornography, or even nudity. Please act accordingly. See also http: / /www. jwz. org/ webcollage/ Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1999.
WebCollage
Floating stars are acted upon by a mixture of simple 2D forcefields. The strength of each forcefield changes continuously, and it is also switched on and off at random. Written by Paul'Joey 'Clark; 2001.
Trail size
WhirlWindWarp
Draws zooming chains of sinusoidal spots. Written by Ashton Trey Belew; 2001.
Explain modes
Leave a trail
Whirlies
Whirlygig
Wrap the screen
X amplitude
X random
X speed
X spin
Y amplitude
Y random
Y speed
Y spin
Star speed
Wormhole
Draws multicolored worms that crawl around the screen. Written by Brad Taylor, Dave Lemke, Boris Putanec, and Henrik Theiling; 1991.
Bitmap file
Draws a simulation of pulsing fire. It can also take an arbitrary image and set it on fire too. Written by Carsten Haitzler and many others; 1999.
Enable blooming
XFlame
This behaves schizophrenically and makes a lot of typos. Written by Jamie Zawinski; 1997.
XJack
This generates pretty fractal pictures via the Lyapunov exponent. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Lyapunov_exponent Written by Ron Record; 1997.
XLyap
Expansion algorithm
Large font
Phone number
Run trace program
Slider algorithm
Small font
Synergistic algorithm
XMatrix
Draws a few swarms of critters flying around the screen, with faded color trails behind them. Written by Chris Leger; 2000.
XRaySwarm
Simulates that pen-in-nested-plastic-gears toy from your childhood. http: / /en. wikipedia. org/ wiki/ Spirograph Written by Rohit Singh; 2000.
XSpirograph
Y lens offset
X lens offset
X border width
Y border width
Lenses
X magnification
Y magnification
Zooms in on a part of the screen and then moves around. With the "Lenses" option, the result is like looking through many overlapping lenses rather than just a simple zoom. Written by James Macnicol; 2001.
Ammann lines
An older file named '%1 'already exists.
A similar file named '%1 'already exists.
A newer file named '%1 'already exists.
Source File
Existing File
Would you like to replace the existing file with the one on the right?
This audio file is not stored on the local host. Click on this label to load it.
Unable to load audio file
Artist: %1
Title: %1
Comment: %1
Bitrate: %1 %2
Sample rate: %1 %2
Length:
Dolphin
File Manager
Dolphin View
Icons
Details
Columns
Dolphin General
This service allows configuration of general Dolphin settings.
General
Configure general file manager settings
Dolphin Navigation
This service allows configuration of the Dolphin navigation.
Navigation
Configure file manager navigation
Dolphin Services
Services
Configure file manager services
Dolphin View Modes
This service allows configuration of the Dolphin view modes.
View Modes
Configure file manager view modes
and
logic operator and
or
logic operator or
not
logic operator not
File extension
for example txt
Rating
1 to 10, for example > =7
Use < ,< =,:, > = and >.
Tag
Title
File size
in bytes, for example > 1000
Content size
in bytes
Last modified
for example > 1999-10-10
Subversion
Version Control Plugin for File Views
Qt Assistant
Document Browser
Data Display Debugger
DDD
Qt Designer
Interface Designer
Qt DlgEdit
Dialog Editor
Eclipse
Eclipse IDE
FormDesigner
Java IDE
Forte
J2ME Toolkit
J2ME
Qt Linguist
Translation Tool
Palm/ Wireless Emulator
Pose
Sced
Scene Modeler
Emacs
Text Editor
gEdit
Vi IMproved
Lucid Emacs
Nano
Nedit
Pico
X Editor
X Emacs
Alephone - No OpenGL
An open source version of Marathon Infinity for SDL that has OpenGL disabled
Alephone
An open source version of Marathon Infinity for SDL
Batallion
Arcade Game
Battleball
Ball Game
ClanBomber
cxhextris
Tetris-Like Game
Frozen Bubble
Gnibbles
GNOME Nibbles Game
Gnobots II
Mures
Rocks n Diamonds
Tactical Game
Scavenger
Super Methane Brothers
Trophy
Racing Game
TuxRacer
XKobo
XSoldier
Gataxx
GNOME Chess
Glines
GNOME Mahjongg
Tile Game
GNOME Mines
Logic Game
Gnotravex
Gnotski
GNOME Klotski Game
GNOME Stones
Iagno
Board Game
Same GNOME
Chess Game
Xboard
Xgammon
AisleRiot
Card Game
FreeCell
PySol
XPat 2
Clanbomber
Defendguin
Game
ChessMail
Email for Chess
Arcade Emulator
Qmamecat
GTali
Dice Game
Penguin Command
Angband
Dive into Angband and defeat Morgoth
Moria
Dive into Moria and defeat the Balrog
NetHack
Quest Game
Rogue
The Original
ToME
ZAngband
Defeat the Serpent of Chaos
Freeciv
Strategy Game
Freeciv Server
A server for Freeciv
XScorch
A free Scorched Earth clone for UNIX and X
XShipWars
X Bitmap
Bitmap Creator
Blender
3D Modeler/ Renderer
Electric Eyes
Image Viewer
GhostView
PostScript Viewer
GIMP
Image Manipulation Program
GNOME Color Selector
GNOME Icon Editor
GPhoto
Digital Camera Program
Gqview
Image Browser
GV
Postscript Viewer
Inkscape
Vector Drawing
Sketch
Vector-based Drawing Program
Sodipodi
TGif
Drawing Program
X DVI
DVI Viewer
Xfig
X Paint
Paint Program
Xpcd
PhotoCD Tools
XV
Picture Viewer
Xwpick
Screen Capture Program
Arena
Web Browser
Balsa
Mail Client
BlueFish
HTML Editor
BitTorrent GUI
BitTorrent Python wxGTK GUI
Coolmail
Mail Alert
DCTC GUI
Direct Connect Clone
Dpsftp
FTP Browser
DrakSync
Folder Synchronization
eDonkey2000 GTK+ Core Controller
eDonkey2000 GUI
Epiphany
Ethereal
Network Analyzer
Evolution
Faces
Fetchmailconf
Fetchmail Configuration
Gabber
Instant Messenger
Gaim
Galeon
gFTP
GNOMEICU
ICQ Messenger
GnomeMeeting
Video Conferencing
GNOME Talk
GNOME Telnet
Remote Access
ickle
ICQ2000 Chat
Java Web Start
KNews
Usenet News Reader
Licq
MLDonkey GTK+ Core Controller
MLDonkey GUI
Mozilla
Firefox
Thunderbird
Netscape 6
Netscape
Netscape Messenger
Nmapfe
Port Scanner
Opera
Pan
Sylpheed
BitTorrent Python Curses GUI
FTP Client
Lftp
Links
Lynx
Mutt
NcFTP
Pine
SILC Client
SILC
Slrn
News Reader
w3m
Wireshark
X Biff
XChat
IRC Chat
XFMail
X FTP
Videotext Viewer
AleVT
AlsaMixerGui
Alsa Mixer Frontend
ams
Alsa Modular Synthesizer
amSynth
Retro Analog - Modeling Softsynth
Ardour
Multitrack Audio Studio
Audacity
Audio Editor
Aumix
Audio Mixer
AVI Video Player
Aviplay
Broadcast 2000
Audio and Video IDE
DJPlay
DJ-Mixer and Player
EcaMegaPedal
Ecasound Effektrack
EnjoyMPEG
MPEG Player
FreeBirth
Drum Machine
FreqTweak
Effects for Jack
gAlan
Modular Synth
Grip
CD Player/ Ripper
GTV
Hydrogen
Jack-Rack
Jack Effectrack
Jamin
Jack Mastering Tool
Jazz
Sound Processor
Dual Channel VU-Meter
Meterbridge
Mixxx
MP3 Info
Video Player
MPlayer
MpegTV
MusE
Music Sequencer
DVD Player
Ogle
MOV Video Player
OQTPlayer
QJackCtl
Control for Jack
QSynth
Control for FluidSynth
RealPlayer
reZound
Slab
Audio Recorder
Sweep
vkeybd
Virtual MIDI Keyboard
Watch TV!
XawTV
XCam
Camera Program
Xine
Multimedia Player
XMMS
Playlist Tool
Enqueue in XMMS
XMovie
ZynaddsubFX
Soft Synth
AbiWord
Word Processor
Acrobat Reader
PDF Viewer
Applix
Office Suite
Dia
Program for Diagrams
GNOME-Cal
Personal Calendar
GNOME-Card
Contact Manager
GNOME Time Tracker
GnuCash
Finance Manager
Gnumeric
Spread Sheet
Guppi
Ical
Calendar Program
LyX
MrProject
Project Manager
Netscape Address Book
Plan
Calendar Manager
Bibliographic Database
Pybliographic
Scribus
Desktop Publishing
WordPerfect 2000
WordPerfect
xacc
Personal Accounting Tool
X PDF
XsLite
Citrix ICA Client
WTS Client
EditXRes
X Resource Editor
SAM System-Administration
Terminal
Terminal Program
Procinfo
System Process Information
ouR eXtended Virtual Terminal
RXVT
Vmstat
Virtual Memory Statistics
Wine
Run Windows Programs
X osview
System Monitor
X Eyes
Tux
Linux Mascot
Calctool
Calculator
E-Notes
Personal Notes
GKrellM
GNU Krell Monitors
GNOME Who
System Info Tool
OClock
Clock
System Info
System Log Viewer
X-Gnokii
Mobile Phone Management Tool
X Calc
X Clipboard
Clipboard Viewer
X Clock
X Console
Console Message Viewer
X Kill
Window Termination Tool
X Load
Monitors System Load
X Magnifier
Desktop Magnifier
X Refresh
Refresh Screen
X Terminal
X Traceroute
Network Tool
Menu Updating Tool
Password & User Account
User information such as password, name and email
Change Password
Find Part
Find Files/ Folders
Devices
Attached devices information
DMA-Channels
DMA information
Interrupts
Interrupt information
IO-Ports
IO-port information
Processor
Processor information
SCSI
SCSI information
Sound
Sound information
X-Server
X-Server information
Information about available protocols
Protocols
KInfoCenter
Info Center
Memory
Memory information
Network Interfaces
Network interface information
OpenGL
OpenGL information
Partitions
Partition information
PCI
PCI information
Samba Status
Samba status monitor
Processor Information
USB Devices
USB devices attached to this computer
IEEE 1394 Devices
Attached IEEE 1394 devices
About-Page for Konqueror
Home
Personal Files
Konqueror
KDE File Manager & Web Browser
File Manager - Super User Mode
Text-to-Speech
Produces audio output for text in the current page
Konqueror Preloading During KDE startup
KDED Konqueror Preloader Module
Reduces Konqueror startup time
File Management
File Preview
KDE Development
Midnight Commander
Tabbed Browsing
Web Browsing
Print...
Web Shortcuts
Configure enhanced browsing
Bookmarks
Configure the bookmarks home page
Cache
Configure web cache settings
Cookies
Configure the way cookies work
Connection Preferences
Configure generic network preferences, like timeout values
Proxy
Configure the proxy servers used
Windows Shares
Use to configure which windows (SMB) filesystems you can browse
UserAgent Strings
UADescription (Android Phone 1.0)
UADescription (Google Chrome 1.0 on Windows XP)
UADescription (Firefox 2.0 on current)
UADescription (Firefox 3.0 on current)
UADescription (Googlebot/ 2.1)
UADescription (IE 4.01 on Win 2000)
UADescription (IE 5.0 on Mac PPC)
UADescription (IE 5.5 on Win 2000)
UADescription (IE 6.0 on current)
UADescription (IE 6.0 on Win XP)
UADescription (IE 7.0 on Win XP)
UADescription (Lynx 2.8.3)
UADescription (NN 3.01 on current)
UADescription (NN 4.76 on current)
UADescription (NN 4.7 on Windows 95)
UADescription (Netscape 7.1 on current)
UADescription (Netscape 7.1 on XP)
UADescription (Opera 4.03 on NT)
UADescription (Opera 8.5 on current)
UADescription (Opera 9.00 on current)
UADescription (Opera 9.62 on current)
UADescription (Safari 2.0 on MacOS X)
UADescription (Safari 3.0 on iPhone)
UADescription (Safari 3.2 on MacOS X)
UADescription (w3m 0.1.9)
UADescription (Wget 1.11.4)
Browser Identification
Configure the way Konqueror reports itself
Paths
Change the location important files are stored
Appearance
You can configure how Konqueror looks as a file manager here
Behavior
You can configure how Konqueror behaves as a file manager here
Stylesheets
Configure the stylesheets used to render web pages
Configure how to display web pages
Web Behavior
Configure the browser behavior
AdBlocK Filters
Configure Konqueror AdBlocK filters
Configure general Konqueror behavior
Java & JavaScript
Configure the behavior of Java and JavaScript
Performance
Configure settings that can improve Konqueror performance
KDE Performance
Configure settings that can improve KDE performance
Shell Command Plugin
Shell Command Plugin for Konqueror
This is the list of your bookmarks, for a faster access
History
This is the history of the URLs you have recently visited. You can sort them in many ways.
Home Folder
This folder contains your personal files
Network
Root Folder
This is the root of the filesystem
Configure the history sidebar
History SideBar Module
Sidebar
Test
Folder
FTP Archives
KDE Official FTP
KDE Applications
Web Sites
KDE News
KDE Home Page
KDE Eye Candy
Applications
Print System Browser
Settings
Web SideBar Module
Shell
Konsole default profile
Konsole
Open Terminal Here
Bell in Visible Session
Bell emitted within a visible session
Bell in Non-Visible Session
Bell emitted within a non-visible session
Activity in Monitored Session
Activity detected in a monitored session
Silence in Monitored Session
Silence detected in a monitored session
Session Finished With Non-Zero Status
A session has exited with non-zero status
Terminal Emulator
Quick Access Terminal
KWrite
Bookmark Toolbar
KDED Favicon Module
Shortcut icon support
Drag-and-drop plugin for the Konqueror Popup Menu.
Plugin for the Konqueror Popup Menu
Eject
Folder...
Enter folder name:
Format
HTML File...
Enter HTML filename:
Camera Device...
New camera
CD-ROM Device...
New CD-ROM Device
CDWRITER Device...
New CDWRITER Device
DVD-ROM Device...
New DVD-ROM Device
Floppy Device...
New Floppy Device
Hard Disc Device...
New Hard Disc
MO Device...
New MO Device
NFS...
New NFS Link
Basic link to file or directory...
Enter path of file or directory:
Link to Application...
New Link to Application
Link to Location (URL)...
Enter link to location (URL):
ZIP Device...
New ZIP Device
Text File...
Enter text filename:
Plugins
Configure the browser plugins
Folder View
Display the contents of folders (User's home folder as default)
Open Collaboration Services provider management
Manage Open Collaboration Services providers
Air
A breath of fresh air
Oxygen
Theme done in the Oxygen style
gdb
Default Applications
Choose the default components for various services
Here you can configure your default web browser. All KDE applications in which you can select hyperlinks should honor this setting.
Here you can configure your default file manager. The entries in the K menu and all KDE applications in which you can open folders will use this file manager.
Email Client
This service allows you to configure your default email client. All KDE applications which need access to an email client application should honor this setting.
This service allows you to configure your default terminal emulator. All KDE applications which invoke a terminal emulator application should honor this setting.
Window Manager
Here you can select the window manager to be run in your KDE session.
A nice name you have chosen for your interface
A helpful description of the interface for the top right info box
Compiz custom (create wrapper script'compiz-kde-launcher 'to launch it)
Compiz
Metacity (GNOME)
Openbox
Service Discovery
Configure service discovery
Emoticons
Emoticons Themes Manager
Customize KDE Icons
Service Manager
KDE Services Configuration
System Notifications
System Notification Configuration
US English
Country/ Region & Language
Language, numeric, and time settings for your particular region
Information
Spell Checker
Configure the spell checker
File Associations
Configure file associations
KDED Global Shortcuts Server
KDE Global Shortcuts Daemon
kglobalaccel
Application
The application name
Global Shortcut Registration
An application registered new global shortcuts.
Global Shortcut Triggered
The user triggered a global shortcut
Help
Index
Index generation
Help Index
Help center search index configuration and generation
KHelpCenter
The KDE Help Center
Application Manuals
Contact Information
The KDE FAQ
Browse Info Pages
Control Center Modules
KInfoCenter Modules
Kioslaves
KDE on the Web
UNIX manual pages
(1) User Commands
(2) System Calls
(3) Subroutines
(4) Devices
(5) File Formats
(6) Games
(7) Miscellaneous
(8) Sys. Administration
(9) Kernel
(n) New
Plasma Manual
Scrollkeeper
Supporting KDE
Tutorials
Tutorial and introduction documents.
Quickstart Guide
KDE quickstart guide.
A Visual Guide to KDE
Guide to KDE widgets
KDE Users' Manual
Welcome to KDE
CGI Scripts
Configure the CGI KIO slave
KDED Desktop Folder Notifier
Trash
Contains removed files
A kioslave for the FISH protocol
Embeddable Troff Viewer
KManPart
A kioslave to browse the network
Network Watcher
Keeps track of the network and updates directory listings of the network: / protocol
KDED Remote Base URL Notifier
A kioslave for sftp
Samba Shares
Comic Books
Cursor Files
Desktop Files
Directories
DjVu Files
EXR Images
HTML Files
Images
JPEG Images
SVG Images
Text Files
Thumbnail Handler
Microsoft Windows Executables
Microsoft Windows Images
This service allows configuration of the trash.
Configure trash settings
Original Path, Deletion Date
KNetAttach
Network Folder Wizard
KDE System Notifications
Trash: Emptied
The trash has been emptied
Textcompletion: Rotation
The end of the list of matches has been reached
Textcompletion: No Match
No matching completion was found
Textcompletion: Partial Match
There is more than one possible match
Fatal Error
There was a serious error causing the program to exit
Notification
Something special happened in the program
Warning
There was an error in the program which may cause problems
Catastrophe
A very serious error occurred, at least causing the program to exit
Login
KDE is starting up
Logout
KDE is exiting
Logout Canceled
KDE logout was canceled
Print Error
A print error has occurred
Information Message
An information message is being shown
Warning Message
A warning message is being shown
Critical Message
A critical message is being shown
Question
A question is being asked
Beep
Sound bell
KNotify
KDE Notification Daemon
KDED Password Module
Password caching support
HighContrast
A style that works well with high contrast color schemes
Styling of the next generation desktop
B3/ KDE
B3/ Modification of B2
BeOS
Unthemed BeOS-like style
KDE Classic
Classic KDE style
HighColor Classic
Highcolor version of the classic style
Keramik
A style using alphablending
Light Style, 2nd revision
Second revision of the simple and elegant'Light 'widget style.
Light Style, 3rd revision
Third revision of the simple and elegant'Light 'widget style.
MegaGradient highcolor style
CDE
Built-in unthemed CDE style
Cleanlooks
Built-in unthemed style similar to Clearlooks from GNOME
GTK+ Style
Style that uses the GTK+ theming engine
Mac OS X
Style that uses the Apple Appearance Manager
Motif Plus
Built-in enhanced Motif style
Motif
Built-in unthemed Motif style
Plastique
Built-in unthemed style similar to Plastik from KDE3
Platinum
Built-in unthemed Platinum style
SGI
Built-in SGI style
MS Windows 9x
Built-in unthemed Windows 9x style
MS Windows Vista
Style that uses the Windows Vista style engine
MS Windows XP
Style that uses the Windows XP style engine
Web style
Web widget style
KDE Time Zone Daemon
Time zone daemon for KDE
kuiserver
KDE's Progress Info UI server
FixHostFilter
InternetKeywordsFilter
SearchKeywordsFilter
Search Engine
Acronym Database
http: / /www. chemie. de/ tools/ acronym. php3? language=eacronym=\\\\{@}
Alexa
http: / /info. alexa. com/ search? q=\\\\{@}
Alexa URL
http: / /info. alexa. com/ data/ details? url=\\\\{@}
AllTheWeb fast
http: / /www. alltheweb. com/ search? exec=FAST+Searchtype=allquery=\\\\{@}cat=web
AltaVista
http: / /www. altavista. com/ cgi-bin/ query? pg=qkl=XXstype=stextq=\\\\{@}
All Music Guide
http: / /www. allmusic. com/ cg/ amg. dll? p=amgopt1=1sql=\\\\{@}
KDE App Search
http: / /www. kde-apps. org/ content/ search. php? search=Searchname=\\\\{@}
AustroNaut
http: / /austronaut. at/ page. php? begriff=\\\\{@}wo=at
Debian Backports Search
http: / /www. backports. org/ package. php? search=\\\\{@}
KDE Bug Database Fulltext Search
http: / /bugs. kde. org/ buglist. cgi? quicksearch=\\\\{@}
KDE Bug Database Bug Number Search
https: / /bugs. kde. org/ show_bug. cgi? id=\\\\{@}
QRZ. com Callsign Database
http: / /www. qrz. com/ database? callsign=\\\\{@}
CIA World Fact Book
http: / /www. google. com/ search? q=allintitle%3A\\\\{@}+world+fact+book+site%3Awww. cia. govie=UTF-8btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky
CiteSeer: Scientific Literature Digital Library
http: / /citeseer. ist. psu. edu/ cs? q=\\\\{@}submit=Search+Documentscs=1
CPAN - Comprehensive Perl Archive Network
http: / /search. cpan. org/ search? mode=\\\\{mode,2, "dist"}query=\\\\{query, q,1}
CTAN Catalog
http: / /tug. ctan. org/ cgi-bin/ search. py? metadataSearch=\\\\{@}metadataSearchSubmit=Search
CTAN - Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
http: / /ctan. org/ cgi-bin/ filenameSearch. py? filename=\\\\{@}Search=Search
Debian BTS Bug Search
http: / /bugs. debian. org/ \\\\{@}
dict. cc Translation: German to English
http: / /www. dict. cc/ ?s=\\\\{@}
LEO - Translate Between German and French
http: / /dict. leo. org/ ?lp=frdesearch=\\\\{@}
Debian Package Search
http: / /packages. debian. org/ \\\\{@}
CNRTL/ TILF French dictionary
http: / /www. cnrtl. fr/ definition/ \\\\{@}
Open Directory
http: / /search. dmoz. org/ cgi-bin/ search? search=\\\\{@}
DocBook - The Definitive Guide
http: / /www. docbook. org/ tdg/ en/ html/ \\\\{1}. html
Digital Object Identifier
http: / /dx. doi. org/ \\\\{@}
dict. cc Translation: English to German
WordReference. com Translation: English to Spanish
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ es/ translation. asp? tranword=\\\\{@}
WordReference. com Translation: English to French
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ fr/ Translation. asp? enfr=\\\\{@}
WordReference. com Translation: English to Italian
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ it/ translation. asp? enit=\\\\{@}
WordReference. com Translation: Spanish to English
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ es/ en/ translation. asp? spen=\\\\{@}
Ethicle
http: / /www. ethicle. com/ search. php? q=\\\\{@}
Excite
http: / /search. excite. com/ search. gw? search=\\\\{@}
Feedster
http: / /www. feedster. com/ search. php? q=\\\\{@}ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing
http: / /foldoc. doc. ic. ac. uk/ foldoc/ foldoc. cgi? query=\\\\{@}
LEO - Translate Between French and German
WordReference. com Translation: French to English
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ fr/ en/ translation. asp? fren=\\\\{@}
FreeDB
http: / /www. freedb. org/ freedb_search. php? words=\\\\{@}
Freshmeat
http: / /freshmeat. net/ search/ ?q=\\\\{@}
Froogle
http: / /froogle. google. com/ froogle? q=\\\\{@}
FSF/ UNESCO Free Software Directory
http: / /directory. fsf. org/ search/ ?query=\\\\{@}
Google Advanced Search
http: / /www. google. com/ search? as_q=\\\\{all, @}num=\\\\{num, "10"}btnG=Google+Searchas_epq=\\\\{exact," "}as_oq=\\\\{any," "}as_eq=\\\\{without," "}lr=\\\\{lang," "}as_ft=\\\\{ft," i"}as_filetype=\\\\{filetype, "" }as_qdr=\\\\{date, "all"}as_occt=\\\\{occ," any"}as_dt=\\\\{siteop, "i"}as_sitesearch=\\\\{site}safe=\\\\{safe," active"}ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Google
http: / /www. google. com/ search? q=\\\\{@}ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Google Groups
http: / /groups. google. com/ groups? oi=djqas_q=\\\\{@}
Google Image Search
http: / /images. google. com/ images? q=\\\\{@}
Google (I'm Feeling Lucky)
http: / /www. google. com/ search? q=\\\\{@}btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Luckyie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Google Movies
http: / /www. google. com/ search? q=movie: \\\\{@}ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Google News
http: / /news. google. com/ news? q=\\\\{@}ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8
Gracenote
http: / /www. gracenote. com/ music/ search-adv. html? q=\\\\{@}
Great Dictionary of the Catalan Language (GRan Enciclopèdia Catalana)
http: / /ec. grec. net/ cgi-bin/ AppDLC3. exe? APP=CERCADLCGECART=\\\\{@}
Hotbot
http: / /hotbot. lycos. com/ ?MT=\\\\{@}SM=MCDV=0LG=anyDC=10DE=2
HyperDictionary. com
http: / /www. hyperdictionary. com/ search. aspx? define=\\\\{@}
HyperDictionary. com Thesaurus
http: / /www. hyperdictionary. com/ search. aspx? Dict=Tdefine=\\\\{@}
Internet Book List
http: / /www. iblist. com/ search/ search. php? item=\\\\{@}submit=Search
Internet Movie Database
http: / /imdb. com/ Find? \\\\{@}
WordReference. com Translation: Italian to English
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ it/ en/ translation. asp? iten=\\\\{@}
Ask Jeeves
http: / /www. ask. com/ main/ askJeeves. asp? origin=0qSource=4site_name=Jeevesmetasearch=yesask=\\\\{@}
KataTudo
http: / /www. katatudo. com. br/ busca/ resultado. php? q=\\\\{@}onde=b=Buscar
KDE API Documentation
http: / /api. kde. org/ classmapper. php? class=\\\\{@}
KDE WebSVN
http: / /websvn. kde. org/ \\\\{@}
LEO-Translate
http: / /dict. leo. org/ ?search=\\\\{@}
Lycos
http: / /www. lycos. com/ cgi-bin/ pursuit? cat=dirquery=\\\\{@}
Mamma - Mother of all Search Engines
http: / /www. mamma. com/ Mamma? lang=1timeout=4qtype=0query=\\\\{@}
MetaCrawler
http: / /search. metacrawler. com/ crawler? general=\\\\{@}method=0cat=Webtarget=metaworldredirect=webrpp=20hpe=10region=0timeout=0sort=0format=beta99theme=classicrefer=mc-searchrefer=mc-search
Microsoft Developer Network Search
http: / /msdn. microsoft. com/ library/ shared/ searchtab/ searchHandoff. asp? handoffurl=%2Fisapi%2Fgosearch. asp%3FTARGET%3D%2Fus%2Fdev%2Fdefault. aspstcfg=d%3A%2Fhttp%2Fcnfg. xmlqu=\\\\{@}btnSearch=GO
Multitran - Translate Between German and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=3s=\\\\{@}
Multitran - Translate Between English and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=1l2=2s=\\\\{@}
Multitran - Translate Between Spanish and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=5s=\\\\{@}
Multitran - Translate Between French and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=4s=\\\\{@}
Multitran - Translate Between Italian and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=23s=\\\\{@}
Multitran - Translate Between Dutch and Russian
http: / /multitran. ru/ c/ m. exe? l1=24s=\\\\{@}
Netcraft
http: / /uptime. netcraft. com/ up/ graph? site=\\\\{@}
Telephonebook Search Provider
http: / /www. detelefoongids. nl/ tginl. dll? action=whitetype=searchname=\\\\{1}city=\\\\{2}
Teletekst Search Provider
http: / /teletekst. nos. nl/ gif/ \\\\{@}-01. html
OpenPGP Key Search
http: / /pgp. dtype. org:11371/ pks/ lookup? search=\\\\{@}op=vindex
PHP Search
http: / /www. php. net/ search. php? show=\\\\{mode, "manual"}pattern=\\\\{@}
Python Reference Manual
http: / /www. google. com/ search? sourceid=python-searchq=\\\\{@}submit=Searchq=site%3Apython. org
Qt3 Online Documentation
http: / /doc. trolltech. com/ 3.3/ \\\\{@}. html
Latest Qt Online Documentation
http: / /doc. trolltech. com/ latest/ \\\\{@}. html
Dictionary of the Spanish Academy (RAE)
http: / /buscon. rae. es/ draeI/ SrvltGUIBusUsual? TIPO_HTML=2LEMA=\\\\{@}FORMATO=ampliado
IETF Requests for Comments
http: / /www. ietf. org/ rfc/ rfc\\\\{@}. txt
RPM-Find
http: / /www. rpmfind. net/ linux/ rpm2html/ search. php? query=\\\\{@}
Ruby Application Archive
http: / /www. ruby-lang. org/ en/ raa-list. rhtml? name=\\\\{@}
GO. com
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SourceForge
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Technorati
http: / /technorati. com/ cosmos/ search. html? sourceid=kde-searchurl=\\\\{@}
Technorati Tags
http: / /technorati. com/ tag/ \\\\{@}? sourceid=kde-search
Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
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TV Tome
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U. S. Patent Database
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Voila
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary
http: / /www. m-w. com/ cgi-bin/ dictionary? book=Dictionaryva=\\\\{@}
Whatis Query
http: / /whatis. techtarget. com/ definitionsSearchResults/ 1,289878, sid9,00. html? query=\\\\{@}
Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia
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Wiktionary - The Free Dictionary
http: / /en. wiktionary. org/ wiki/ Special: Search? search=\\\\{@}go=Go
Wolfram Alpha
http: / /www. wolframalpha. com/ input/ ?i=\\\\{@}
WordReference. com English Dictionary
http: / /www. wordreference. com/ english/ definition. asp? en=\\\\{@}
LocalDomainFilter
ShortURIFilter
Wallet Server
The KDE Wallet Daemon
kwalletd
Needs password
The KDE Wallet Daemon requests a password
Andorra
United Arab Emirates
Afghanistan
Antigua and Barbuda
Anguilla
Albania
Armenia
Netherlands Antilles
Angola
Argentina
American Samoa
Austria
Australia
Aruba
Åland Islands
Azerbaijan
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Barbados
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Belgium
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Bulgaria
Bahrain
Burundi
Benin
Bermuda
Brunei Darussalam
Bolivia
Brazil
Bahamas
Bhutan
Botswana
Belarus
Belize
Canada
Caribbean
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
Africa, Central
America, Central
Asia, Central
Europe, Central
Default
Central African Republic
Congo
Switzerland
Cote d'ivoire
Cook islands
Chile
Cameroon
China
Colombia
Costa Rica
Cuba
Cape Verde
Christmas Island
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Germany
Djibouti
Denmark
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Algeria
Africa, Eastern
Asia, East
Europe, Eastern
Ecuador
Estonia
Egypt
Western Sahara
Eritrea
Spain
Ethiopia
Finland
Fiji
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
Micronesia, Federated States of
Faroe Islands
France
Gabon
United Kingdom
Grenada
Georgia
French Guiana
Ghana
Gibraltar
Greenland
Gambia
Guinea
Guadeloupe
Equatorial Guinea
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Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
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Honduras
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Haiti
Hungary
Indonesia
Ireland
Israel
India
Iraq
Iran
Iceland
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Jordan
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Comoros
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North Korea
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St. Lucia
Liechtenstein
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Liberia
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Mexico
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Sweden
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Saint Helena
Slovenia
Slovakia
Sierra Leone
San Marino
Senegal
Somalia
Africa, Southern
America, South
Asia, South
Asia, South-East
Europe, Southern
Suriname
Sao Tome and Principe
El Salvador
Syria
Swaziland
Turks and Caicos Islands
Chad
Togo
Thailand
Tajikistan
Tokelau
Timor-Leste
Turkmenistan
Tunisia
Tonga
East Timor
Turkey
Trinidad and Tobago
Tuvalu
Taiwan
Tanzania, United Republic of
Ukraine
Uganda
United States of America
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vatican City
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Venezuela
Virgin Islands, British
Virgin Islands, U. S.
Vietnam
Vanuatu
Africa, Western
Europe, Western
Wallis and Futuna
Samoa
Yemen
Mayotte
South Africa
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Andorran Franc
Andorran Peseta
United Arab Emirates Dirham
Afghan Afghani
Albanian Lek
Armenian Dram
Netherlands Antillean Guilder
Angolan Kwanza
Angolan Novo Kwanza
Argentine Peso
Austrian Schilling
Australian Dollar
Aruban Florin
Azerbaijani Manat
Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Mark
Barbados Dollar
Bangladeshi Taka
Belgian Franc
Bulgarian Lev A/ 99
Bulgarian Lev
Bahraini Dinar
Burundian Franc
Bermuda Dollar
Brunei Dollar
Bolivian Boliviano
Bolivian Mvdol
Brazilian Real
Bahamian Dollar
Bhutanese Ngultrum
Botswana Pula
Belarusian Ruble
Belize Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Congolese Franc
Swiss Franc
Chilean Unidad de Fomento
Chilean Peso
Chinese Yuan
Colombian Peso
Colombian Unidad de Valor Real
Costa Rican Colon
Cuban Convertible Peso
Cuban Peso
Cape Verde Escudo
Cypriot Pound
Czech Koruna
German Mark
Djibouti Franc
Danish Krone
Dominican Peso
Algerian Dinar
Estonian Kroon
Egyptian Pound
Eritrean Nakfa
Spanish Peseta
Ethiopian Birr
Euro
Finnish Markka
Fijian Dollar
Falkland Islands Pound
French Franc
British Pound Sterling
Georgian Lari
Ghanaian Cedi
Ghana Cedi
Gibraltar Pound
Gambian Dalasi
Guinean Franc
Greek Drachma
Guatemalan Quetzal
Guinea-Bissau Peso
Guyanese Dollar
Hong Kong Dollar
Honduran Lempira
Croatian Kuna
Haitian Gourde
Hungarian Forint
Indonesian Rupiah
Irish Pound
Israeli New Sheqel
Indian Rupee
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Iranian Rial
Icelandic Krona
Italian Lira
Jamaican Dollar
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Japanese Yen
Kenyan Shilling
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Cambodian Riel
Comorian Franc
North Korean Won
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Kuwaiti Dinar
Cayman Islands Dollar
Kazakhstani Tenge
Lao Kip
Lebanese Pound
Sri Lankan Rupee
Liberian Dollar
Lesotho Loti
Lithuanian Litas
Luxembourgish Franc
Latvian Lats
Libyan Dinar
Moroccan Dirham
Moldovan Leu
Malagasy Ariary
Malagasy Franc
Macedonian Denar
Mali Franc
Myanma Kyat
Mongolian Tugrik
Macanese Pataca
Mauritanian Ouguiya
Maltese Lira
Mauritius Rupee
Maldivian Rufiyaa
Malawian Kwacha
Mexican Peso
Mexican Unidad de Inversion
Malaysian Ringgit
Mozambican Metical
Namibian Dollar
Nigerian Naira
Nicaraguan Cordoba Oro
Netherlands Guilder
Norwegian Krone
Nepalese Rupee
New Zealand Dollar
Omani Rial
Panamanian Balboa
Peruvian Nuevo Sol
Papua New Guinean Kina
Philippine Peso
Pakistan Rupee
Polish Zloty
Portuguese Escudo
Paraguayan Guarani
Qatari Riyal
Romanian Leu A/ 05
Romanian Leu
Serbian Dinar
Russian Ruble
Russian Ruble A/ 97
Rwandan Franc
Saudi Riyal
Solomon Islands Dollar
Seychellois Rupee
Sudanese Dinar
Sudanese Pound
Swedish Krona
Singapore Dollar
Saint Helena Pound
Slovenian Tolar
Slovak Koruna
Sierra Leonean Leone
Somali Shilling
Surinamese Dollar
Surinamese Guilder
São Tomé and Príncipe Dobra
Salvadoran Colon
Syrian Pound
Swazi Lilangeni
Thai Baht
Tajikistani Somoni
Turkmenistani Old Manat
Turkmenistani Manat
Tunisian Dinar
Tongan Pa'anga
Portuguese Timorese Escudo
Turkish Lira A/ 05
Turkish Lira
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
New Taiwan Dollar
Tanzanian Shilling
Ukrainian Hryvnia
Ugandan Shilling
United States Dollar
United States Dollar (Next Day)
United States Dollar (Same Day)
Uruguayan Peso
Uzbekistan Som
Venezuelan Bolívar Fuerte
Vietnamese Dong
Vanuatu Vatu
Samoan Tala
Central African CFA Franc
Silver
Gold
East Caribbean Dollar
West African CFA Franc
Palladium
CFP Franc
Yemeni Rial
Yugoslav Dinar
South African Rand
Zambian Kwacha
Zimbabwean Dollar A/ 06
Zimbabwean Dollar
Internal Services
Development
Translation
Web Development
Editors
Education
Languages
Mathematics
Miscellaneous
Science
Teaching Tools
Arcade
Board Games
Card Games
Games
Games for Kids
Logic Games
Rogue-like Games
Tactics & Strategy
Graphics
Internet
Terminal Applications
KDE Menu
More Applications
Multimedia
Office
Science & Math
System
Toys
Lost & Found
Accessibility
Desktop
Utilities
File
Peripherals
PIM
X-Utilities
X Window Utilities
Desktop Search
Nepomuk/ Strigi Server Configuration
Nepomuk Search Module
Nepomuk Server
Nepomuk Service
NepomukFileWatch
The Nepomuk file watch service for monitoring file changes
Nepomuk Data Migration Level 1
Nepomuk Ontology Loader
NepomukQueryService
Nepomuk Removable Storage Service
Nepomuk Data Storage
The Nepomuk Storage Service
Failed to start Nepomuk
The Nepomuk Semantic Desktop system could not be started
Converting Nepomuk data
All Nepomuk data is converted to a new storage backend
Converting Nepomuk data failed
Converting Nepomuk data to a new backend failed
Converting Nepomuk data done
Nepomuk Strigi Service
Search service file indexer
Initial Indexing started
Indexing of local files for fast searches has started.
Initial Indexing finished
The initial indexing of local files for fast desktop searches has completed.
Indexing suspended
File indexing has been suspended by the search service.
Indexing resumed
File indexing has been resumed by the search service.
Sound and Video Configuration
Phonon Xine
Xine Backend Configuration
Sound Policy Server
A server to centralize decisions and data of applications using Phonon
KDE Multimedia Backend
Phonon: KDE's Multimedia Library
Audio Device Fallback
Notification on automatic fallback if the preferred device is unavailable
KDE-HiColor
Fallback icon theme
JavaScript Widget
Native Plasma widget written in JavaScript
JavaScript DataEngine
JavaScript Runner
Platform
Windows Platform Manager
KDED Windows Start Menu Module
Audio Preview
Image Displayer
Solid Auto-eject service
Allows to automatically release drives when their eject button is pushed
Removable Devices
Configure automatic handling of removable storage media
Removable Device Automounter
Automatically mounts devices when they are plugged in, or at login
Solid User Interface Server
A User Interface server for Solid, the hardware detection system
KDE Accessibility Tool
A modifier key has become active
A modifier key (e. g. Shift or Ctrl) has changed its state and is now active
A modifier key has become inactive
A modifier key (e. g. Shift or Ctrl) has changed its state and is now inactive
A modifier key has been locked
A modifier key (e. g. Shift or Ctrl) has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses
A lock key has been activated
A lock key (e. g. Caps Lock or Num Lock) has changed its state and is now active
A lock key has been deactivated
A lock key (e. g. Caps Lock or Num Lock) has changed its state and is now inactive
Sticky keys has been enabled or disabled
Slow keys has been enabled or disabled
Bounce keys has been enabled or disabled
Mouse keys has been enabled or disabled
Improve accessibility for disabled persons
Autostart
A configuration tool for managing which programs start up with KDE.
System Bell
System Bell Configuration
Colors
Color settings
Date & Time
Date and time settings
Date and Time Control Module
Save the date/ time settings
System policies prevent you from saving the date/ time settings.
Fonts
Font settings
Display
Display Settings
Joystick settings
Joystick
Mouse
Mouse settings
Fish Net
Flowers
Night Rock by Tigert
Pavement
Rattan
Stonewall 2 by Tigert
Triangles
XEarth by Kirk Johnson
XGlobe by Thorsten Scheuermann
XPlanet by Hari Nair
Login Manager
Configure the login manager (KDM)
Keyboard
Keyboard settings
Global Keyboard Shortcuts
Configuration of keybindings
KDE Default for 3 Modifier Keys
KDE Default for 4 Modifier Keys
Mac Scheme
UNIX Scheme
Windows Scheme (Without Win Key)
Windows Scheme (With Win Key)
WindowMaker (3 Modifier Keys)
Install...
KFontView
Font Viewer
Manage system-wide fonts.
Modifying the system-wide font configuration requires privileges.
Font Installer
Install, manage, and preview fonts
Font Files
Install KDE Theme
Theme Manager
Manage global KDE visual themes
Keyboard Layout
Keyboard Map Tool
Launch Feedback
Choose application-launch feedback style
KRandRTray
Screen Resize & Rotate
A panel applet for resizing and reorientating X screens.
Detecting RANDR (monitor) changes
Size & Orientation
Resize and Rotate your display
Screen Saver
Screen Saver Settings
Smartcards
Configure smartcard support
Standard Keyboard Shortcuts
Configuration of standard keybindings
Style
Allows the manipulation of widget behavior and changing the Style for KDE
Workspace
Global options for the Plasma workspace
Multiple Monitors
Configure KDE for multiple monitors
Default Blue
9WM
An emulation of the Plan 9 window manager 8-1/ 2
AEWM
A minimalist window manager
AEWM++
A minimal window manager based on AEWM, enhanced by virtual desktops and partial GNOME support
AfterStep
A window manager with the NeXTStep look and feel, based on FVWM
AMATERUS
A GTK+ based window manager with a window grouping feature
AmiWM
The Amiga look-alike window manager
ASClassic
AfterStep Classic, a window manager based on AfterStep v1.1
awesome
Highly configurable framework window manager
Blackbox
A fast & light window manager
The Common Desktop Environment, a proprietary industry standard desktop environment
CTWM
Claude's Tab Window Manager, TWM enhanced by virtual screens, etc.
CWWM
The ChezWam Window Manager, a minimalist window manager based on EvilWM
Enlightenment DR16
An extremely themable very feature-rich window manager
Enlightenment
EvilWM
A minimalist window manager based on AEWM
Fluxbox
A highly configurable and low resource window manager based on Blackbox
FLWM
The Fast Light Window Manager, based primarily on WM2
FVWM95
A Windows 95 look-alike derivative of FVWM
FVWM
A powerful ICCCM-compliant multiple virtual desktop window manager
GNOME
The GNU Network Object Model Environment. A complete, free and easy-to-use desktop environment
Golem
A lightweight window manager
IceWM
A Windows 95-OS/ 2-Motif-like window manager
Ion
A keyboard-friendly window manager with tiled windows, based on PWM
LarsWM
The Lars Window Manager, based on 9WM, supports tiled windows
LWM
The Lightweight Window Manager. A non-configurable, bare window manager
Matchbox
A window manager for handheld devices
Metacity
A lightweight GTK2 based window manager
MWM
The Motif Window Manager
OLVWM
The OpenLook Virtual Window Manager. OLWM enhanced for handling of virtual desktops
OLWM
The traditional Open Look Window Manager
A lightweight window manager based on Blackbox
Oroborus
A lightweight themeable window manager
Phluid
An Imlib2 based window manager
PWM
A lightweight window manager able to attach multiple windows to one frame
QVWM
A Windows 95 like window manager
Ratpoison
A simple keyboard-only window manager modeled after Screen
Sapphire
A minimal but configurable window manager
Sawfish
An extensible window manager scriptable with an Emacs Lisp-like language
TWM
The Tab Window Manager
UDE
The UNIX Desktop Environment
VTWM
The Virtual Tab Window Manager. TWM enhanced by virtual screens, etc.
W9WM
A window manager based on 9WM, enhanced by virtual screens and keyboard bindings
Waimea
A highly customizable window manager based on Blackbox
WM2
A small, non-configurable window manager
WindowMaker
A simple window manager that resembles the NeXTStep look very closely
XFce 4
The Cholesterol Free Desktop Environment, version 4. A desktop environment reminiscent of CDE
XFce
The Cholesterol Free Desktop Environment. A desktop environment reminiscent of CDE
Circles
Theme with blue circles
Oxygen-Air
Oxygen Theme
KHotKeys
KHotKeys daemon. No daemon, no hotkeys.
Comment
KMenuEdit
Search
Simple_action
This group contains various examples demonstrating most of the features of KHotkeys. (Note that this group and all its actions are disabled by default.)
Examples
After pressing Ctrl+Alt+I, the KSIRC window will be activated, if it exists. Simple.
Activate KSIRC Window
KSIRC window
KSIRC
After pressing Alt+Ctrl+H the input of'Hello 'will be simulated, as if you typed it. This is especially useful if you have call to frequently type a word (for instance, 'unsigned'). Every keypress in the input is separated by a colon ':'. Note that the keypresses literally mean keypresses, so you have to write what you would press on the keyboard. In the table below, the left column shows the input and the right column shows what to type.\\ "enter" (i. e. new line) Enter or Return\ a (i. e. small a) A\ A (i. e. capital a) Shift+A\: (colon) Shift+;\ '' (space) Space
Type'Hello '
This action runs Konsole, after pressing Ctrl+Alt+T.
Run Konsole
Read the comment on the "Type'Hello '" action first.\\ Qt Designer uses Ctrl+F4 for closing windows. In KDE, however, Ctrl+F4 is the shortcut for going to virtual desktop 4, so this shortcut does not work in QT Designer. Further, Qt Designer does not use KDE's standard Ctrl+W for closing the window.\\ This problem can be solved by remapping Ctrl+W to Ctrl+F4 when the active window is Qt Designer. When Qt Designer is active, every time Ctrl+W is pressed, Ctrl+F4 will be sent to Qt Designer instead. In other applications, the effect of Ctrl+W is unchanged.\\ We now need to specify three things: A new shortcut trigger on'Ctrl+W', a new keyboard input action sending Ctrl+F4, and a new condition that the active window is Qt Designer.\ Qt Designer seems to always have title'Qt Designer by Trolltech ', so the condition will check for the active window having that title.
Remap Ctrl+W to Ctrl+F4 in Qt Designer
By pressing Alt+Ctrl+W a D-Bus call will be performed that will show the minicli. You can use any kind of D-Bus call, just like using the command line'qdbus' tool.
Perform D-Bus call'kdesktop KDesktopIface popupExecuteCommand() '
Read the comment on the "Type'Hello '" action first.\\ Just like the "Type'Hello'" action, this one simulates keyboard input, specifically, after pressing Ctrl+Alt+B, it sends B to XMMS (B in XMMS jumps to the next song). The'Send to specific window 'checkbox is checked and a window with its class containing'XMMS_Player' is specified; this will make the input always be sent to this window. This way, you can control XMMS even if, for instance, it is on a different virtual desktop.\\ (Run'xprop 'and click on the XMMS window and search for WM_CLASS to see'XMMS_Player').
Next in XMMS
XMMS window
XMMS Player window
Konqueror in KDE3.1 has tabs, and now you can also have gestures.\\ Just press the middle mouse button and start drawing one of the gestures, and after you are finished, release the mouse button. If you only need to paste the selection, it still works, just click the middle mouse button. (You can change the mouse button to use in the global settings).\\ Right now, there are the following gestures available:\ move right and back left - Forward (Alt+Right)\ move left and back right - Back (Alt+Left)\ move up and back down - Up (Alt+Up)\ circle anticlockwise - Reload (F5)\\ The gesture shapes can be entered by performing them in the configuration dialog. You can also look at your numeric pad to help you: gestures are recognized like a 3x3 grid of fields, numbered 1 to 9.\\ Note that you must perform exactly the gesture to trigger the action. Because of this, it is possible to enter more gestures for the action. You should try to avoid complicated gestures where you change the direction of mouse movement more than once. For instance, 45654 or 74123 are simple to perform, but 1236987 may be already quite difficult.\\ The conditions for all gestures are defined in this group. All these gestures are active only if the active window is Konqueror (class contains'konqueror ').
Konqi Gestures
Konqueror window
Back
Gesture_triggers
Forward
Up
Reload
After pressing Win+E (Tux+E) a WWW browser will be launched, and it will open http: / /www. kde. org. You may run all kind of commands you can run in minicli (Alt+F2).
Go to KDE Website
Basic Konqueror gestures.
Konqueror Gestures
Press, move left, release.
Opera-style: Press, move up, release.\ NOTE: Conflicts with'New Tab ', and as such is disabled by default.
Stop Loading
Going up in URL/ directory structure.\ Mozilla-style: Press, move up, move left, move up, release.
Going up in URL/ directory structure.\ Opera-style: Press, move up, move left, move up, release.\ NOTE: Conflicts with "Activate Previous Tab", and as such is disabled by default.
Up #2
Press, move up, move right, release.
Activate Next Tab
Press, move up, move left, release.
Activate Previous Tab
Press, move down, move up, move down, release.
Duplicate Tab
Press, move down, move up, release.
Duplicate Window
Press, move right, release.
Press, move down, move half up, move right, move down, release.\ (Drawing a lowercase'h '.)
Press, move right, move down, move right, release.\ Mozilla-style: Press, move down, move right, release.
Close Tab
Press, move up, release.\ Conflicts with Opera-style'Up #2 ', which is disabled by default.
New Tab
Press, move down, release.
New Window
Press, move up, move down, release.
This group contains actions that are set up by default.
Preset Actions
Launches KSnapShot when PrintScrn is pressed.
PrintScreen
Input Actions
Configure Input Actions settings
Klipper
Clipboard Tool
A cut & paste history utility
Jpeg-Image
Launch & Gwenview
Web-URL
Open with & default Browser
Open with & Konqueror
Open with & Mozilla
Send & URL
Open with & Firefox
Send & Page
Mail-URL
Launch & Kmail
Launch & mutt
Text File
Launch KWrite
Local file URL
Send & File
Gopher URL
ftp URL
Menu Editor
Command Runner
The KDE Screen Saver
Screen saver started
The screen saver has been started
Screen locked
The screen has been locked
Screen saver exited
The screen saver has finished
Screen unlocked
The screen has been unlocked
Screen unlock failed
Failed attempt to unlock the screen
Blank Screen
Setup...
Display in Specified Window
Display in Root Window
Random
ScreenSaver
Session Manager
Configure the session manager and logout settings
Splash Screen
Manager for Splash Screen Themes
KDE System Guard
Pattern Matched
Search pattern matched
Sensor Alarm
Sensor exceeded critical limit
Aurorae Decoration Theme Engine
Example
An example theme based on the Air desktop theme.
B II
KDE 2
KWM Theme
Laptop
Modern System
Plastik
Quartz
Redmond
Tabstrip
KWin test
Web
(Default) Disable focus stealing prevention for XV
Blur
Blurs the background behind semi-transparent windows
Box Switch
Display thumbnails of windows in the alt+tab window switcher
Cover Switch
Display a Cover Flow effect for the alt+tab window switcher
Desktop Cube
Display each virtual desktop on a side of a cube
Desktop Cube Animation
Animate desktop switching with a cube
Desktop Grid
Zoom out so all desktops are displayed side-by-side in a grid
Dialog Parent
Darkens the parent window of the currently active dialog
Dim Inactive
Darken inactive windows
Dim Screen for Administrator Mode
Darkens the entire screen when requesting root privileges
Explosion
Make windows explode when they are closed
Fade Desktop
Fade between virtual desktops when switching between them
Fade
Make windows smoothly fade in and out when they are shown or hidden
Fall Apart
Closed windows fall into pieces
Flip Switch
Flip through windows that are in a stack for the alt+tab window switcher
Highlight Window
Highlight the appropriate window when hovering over taskbar entries
Invert
Inverts the color of the desktop and windows
KWin Effect
Smoothly fade to the desktop when logging in
Desaturate the desktop when displaying the logout dialog
Looking Glass
A screen magnifier that looks like a fisheye lens
Magic Lamp
Simulate a magic lamp when minimizing windows
Magnifier
Magnify the section of the screen that is near the mouse cursor
Minimize Animation
Animate the minimizing of windows
Mouse Mark
Allows you to draw lines on the desktop
Present Windows
Zoom out until all opened windows can be displayed side-by-side
Resize Window
Effect to outline geometry while resizing a window
Scale In
Animate the appearing of windows
Shadow
Draw shadows under windows
Sharpen
Make the entire desktop look sharper
Sheet
Make modal dialogs smoothly fly in and out when they are shown or hidden
Show FPS
Display KWin's performance in the corner of the screen
Show Paint
Highlight areas of the desktop that have been recently updated
Slide Back
Slide back windows losing focus
Slide
Slide windows across the screen when switching virtual desktops
Sliding popups
Sliding animation for Plasma popups
Snap Helper
Help you locate the center of the screen when moving a window.
Snow
Simulate snow falling over the desktop
Taskbar Thumbnails
Display window thumbnails when hovering over taskbar entries
Demo Liquid
Demo Shaky Move
Demo ShiftWorkspaceUp
Demo ShowPicture
Demo Wavy Windows
Drunken
Flame
Cube Gears
Display gears inside the cube
Howto
Slide Tabs
Slide windows when switching or grouping tabs.
Swivel Tabs
Make the windows turn when switching tabs
Test_FBO
Test_Input
Test_Thumbnail
Video Record
Record a video of your desktop
Thumbnail Aside
Display window thumbnails on the edge of the screen
Track Mouse
Display a mouse cursor locating effect when activated
Translucency
Make windows translucent under different conditions
Wobbly Windows
Deform windows while they are moving
Zoom
Magnify the entire desktop
Desktop Effects
Configure desktop effects
Windows
Configure the look and feel of window titles
Multiple Desktops
You can configure how many virtual desktops there are.
Actions
Configure keyboard and mouse settings
Advanced
Configure advanced window management features
Focus
Configure the window focus policy
Moving
Configure the way that windows are moved
Window Behavior
Configure the window behavior
Window-Specific
Configure settings specifically for a window
Screen Edges
Configure active screen edges
Navigate Through Windows
Configure the behavior for navigating through windows.
The KDE Window Manager
Change to Desktop 1
Virtual desktop one is selected
Change to Desktop 2
Virtual desktop two is selected
Change to Desktop 3
Virtual desktop three is selected
Change to Desktop 4
Virtual desktop four is selected
Change to Desktop 5
Virtual desktop five is selected
Change to Desktop 6
Virtual desktop six is selected
Change to Desktop 7
Virtual desktop seven is selected
Change to Desktop 8
Virtual desktop eight is selected
Change to Desktop 9
Virtual desktop nine is selected
Change to Desktop 10
Virtual desktop ten is selected
Change to Desktop 11
Virtual desktop eleven is selected
Change to Desktop 12
Virtual desktop twelve is selected
Change to Desktop 13
Virtual desktop thirteen is selected
Change to Desktop 14
Virtual desktop fourteen is selected
Change to Desktop 15
Virtual desktop fifteen is selected
Change to Desktop 16
Virtual desktop sixteen is selected
Change to Desktop 17
Virtual desktop seventeen is selected
Change to Desktop 18
Virtual desktop eighteen is selected
Change to Desktop 19
Virtual desktop nineteen is selected
Change to Desktop 20
Virtual desktop twenty is selected
Activate Window
Another window is activated
New window
Delete Window
Delete window
Window Close
A window closes
Window Shade Up
A window is shaded up
Window Shade Down
A window is shaded down
Window Minimize
A window is minimized
Window Unminimize
A Window is restored
Window Maximize
A window is maximized
Window Unmaximize
A window loses maximization
Window on All Desktops
A window is made visible on all desktops
Window Not on All Desktops
A Window is no longer visible on all desktops
New Dialog
Transient window (a dialog) appears
Delete Dialog
Transient window (a dialog) is removed
Window Move Start
A window has begun moving
Window Move End
A window has completed its moving
Window Resize Start
A window has begun resizing
Window Resize End
A window has finished resizing
Window on Current Desktop Demands Attention
A window on the current virtual desktop demands attention
Window on Other Desktop Demands Attention
A window on an inactive virtual desktop demands attention
Compositing Performance Is Slow
The compositing performance was too slow and compositing has been suspended
Compositing has been suspended
Another application has requested to suspend compositing.
Effects not supported
Some effects are not supported by backend or hardware.
KDE Write Daemon
Watch for messages from local users sent with write(1) or wall(1)
KDE write daemon
New message received
The daemon received a new message sent with wall(1) or write(1)
KDED-module for screen-management
KSysGuard
Kill or stop etc a process
Sends a given signal to a given process
Change the priority of a process
Change the niceness of a given process
Change IO Scheduler and priority
Change how the read and writes of a given process are prioritized
Change CPU Scheduler and priority
Change which CPU scheduler is to schedule the running of a given process
Fake Bluetooth
Fake Bluetooth Management
Fake Net
Fake Network Management
Bluetooth Management Backend
Network Management Backend
Power Management Backend
Remote Control Management Backend
Application Launcher
Launcher to start applications
Application Launcher Menu
Traditional menu based application launcher
Pager
Switch between virtual desktops
Task Manager
Switch between running applications
Trashcan
Access to deleted items
Window List
Plasmoid to show list of opened windows.
Default desktop containment
Panel
A containment for a panel
Plasma Desktop Shell
Interact with the Plasma desktop shell
Plasma Desktop Workspace
New widget published
Default Plasma Animator
Activity Bar
Tab bar to switch activities
Analog Clock
A clock with hands
Battery Monitor
See the power status of your battery
Calendar
View and pick dates from the calendar
Device Notifier
Notifications and access for new devices
Open with File Manager
Digital Clock
Time displayed in a digital format
Icon
A generic icon
Lock/ Logout
Lock the screen or log out
Panel Spacer
Reserve empty spaces within the panel.
Quicklaunch
Launch your favourite Applications
System Monitor - CPU
A CPU usage monitor
System Monitor - Hard Disk
A hard disk usage monitor
System Monitor - Hardware Info
Show hardware info
System Monitor - Network
A network usage monitor
System Monitor - RAM
A RAM usage monitor
System Monitor - Temperature
A system temperature monitor
System monitoring applet
System Tray
Access hidden applications minimized in the system tray
KDED Status Notifier watcher
Keep track of applications that want to use the D-Bus based status notifier protocol.
A simple web browser
Simple application launcher
Standard Menu
The menu that normally shows on right-click
Minimal Menu
Paste
Creates a widget from the contents of the clipboard
Switch Activity
Switch to another activity
Switch Desktop
Switch to another virtual desktop
Switch Window
Show a list of windows to switch to
A dummy plugin for testing
Akonadi
Akonadi PIM data engine
Application Job Information
Application job updates (via kuiserver)
Application Information
Information and launching of all applications in the app menu.
Calendar data engine
Dictionary
Look up word meanings
Run Commands
Run Executable Data Engine
Favicons
Data Engine for getting favicons of web sites
Files and Directories
Information about files and directories.
Geolocation
Geolocation Data Engine
Geolocation GPS
Geolocation from GPS address.
Geolocation IP
Plasma Geolocation Provider
Hotplug Events
Tracks hot-pluggable devices as they appear and disappear.
Keyboard and Mouse State
Keyboard modifier and mouse buttons states
Meta Data
Pointer Position
Mouse position and cursor
Networking
Application Notifications
Passive visual notifications for the user.
Now Playing
Lists currently playing music
Places
Places, as seen in the file manager and in file dialogs.
Power Management
Battery, AC, sleep and PowerDevil information.
RSS
RSS News Data Engine
Device Information
Device data via Solid
System status information
Window Information
Information and management services for all available windows.
Date and Time
Date and time by timezone
BBC Weather from UK MET Office
XML Data from the UK MET Office
Environment Canada
XML Data from Environment Canada
NOAA's National Weather Service
XML Data from NOAA's National Weather Service
wetter. com
Weather forecast by wetter. com
Weather
Weather data from multiple online sources
Find and open bookmarks
Calculate expressions
Kill Applications
Terminate Applications
Stop applications that are currently running
Locations
File and URL opener
Nepomuk Desktop Search Runner
KRunner which performs desktop searches via Nepomuk
Open Devices and Folder Bookmarks
Basic Power Management Operations
PowerDevil
Recent Documents
Find applications, control panels and services
Desktop Sessions
Fast user switching
Command Line
Executes shell commands
Manage removable devices
Allows user to use Konqueror's Web shortcuts
List windows and desktops and switch them
Google Gadgets
Google Desktop Gadget
GoogleGadgets
Google Desktop Gadgets
Python Widget
Plasma widget support written in Python
Python data engine
Plasma data engine support for Python
Python Runner
Plasma Runner support for Python
Python wallpaper
Plasma wallpaper support for Python
QEdje
QEdje Gadgets
QEdje Gadget
Ruby Widget
Native Plasma widget written in Ruby
MacOS Dashboard Widgets
MacOS dashboard widget
Web Widgets
HTML widget
Dashboard
MacOS X dashboard widget
Web Widget
Webpage widget using HTML and JavaScript
Color
Image
Slideshow
Current Application Control
Controls for the active window
Search Box
Search Box for a given RunnerManager
Panel for Mobile Internet Devices
Panel for Netbooks
Newspaper activity
An activity that puts widgets on two columns
Search and Launch Containment
Special Containment with Launcher
Plasma Search and Launch menu
Menu entry for The Plasma search and launch activity
List all your bookmarks
Contacts
List all your contacts
Educational applications
A collection of fun games
Graphics applications, such as paint programs and image viewers
Internet related applications, such as Web browser, Email and chat
Multimedia applications, such as audio and video players
Office related applications, such as wordprocessing and spreadsheets
System preferences and setup programs
Small utilities and accessories
Search and Launch Engine
Engine to handle queries to SAL containment
Air for netbooks
Plasma Netbook
Workspace shell for netbook devices.
SaverDesktop
Desktop Theme Details
Customize individual desktop theme items
PolicyKit Authorization
Set up policies for applications using PolicyKit
A Laptop Power Management Daemon
Display brightness, suspend and power profile settings
Used for warning notifications
Used for standard notifications
Critical notification
Notifies a critical event
Low Battery
Your battery has reached low level
Battery at warning level
Your battery has reached warning level
Battery at critical level
Your battery has reached critical level. This notification triggers a countdown before doing the configured action, hence it is strongly advised to leave that on.
AC adaptor plugged in
The power adaptor has been plugged in
AC adaptor unplugged
The power adaptor has been unplugged
Job error
There was an error while performing a job
Profile Changed
The profile was changed
Performing a suspension job
This notification is displayed when a suspension job is about to be done, and it triggers a countdown. Hence, it is strongly advised to leave it on.
Internal PowerDevil Error
PowerDevil has triggered an internal error
Suspension inhibited
The suspension has been inhibited because an application requested it
BlueZ
Bluetooth management using the BlueZ stack
HAL-Power
Hardware power management using freedesktop. org HAL daemon
Hardware
Hardware Integration Configuration with Solid
Lirc
Linux Infrared Remote Control
Network Status Daemon
Tracks status of network interfaces and provides notification to applications using the network.
NetworkManager
Network management using the NetworkManager daemon
NetworkManager 0.7
Network management using the NetworkManager daemon, version 0.7
Object Name
Plugged
Solid Device
Device Type
Driver
Driver Handle
Name
Soundcard Type
Charge Percent
Charge State
Rechargeable
Type
Device
Major
Minor
Has State
State Value
Supported Drivers
Supported Protocols
Device Adapter
Device Index
Hw Address
Iface Name
Mac Address
Wireless
Appendable
Available Content
Blank
Capacity
Disc Type
Fs Type
Ignored
Label
Rewritable
Size
Usage
Uuid
Bus
Drive Type
Hotpluggable
Read Speed
Removable
Supported Media
Write Speed
Write Speeds
Can Change Frequency
Instruction Sets
Max Speed
Number
Port
Serial Type
Reader Type
Accessible
File Path
Device Actions
A configuration tool for managing the actions available to the user when connecting new devices to the computer
Solid Device Type
Wicd
Network management using the Wicd daemon.
System Settings
About Me
Advanced User Settings
Bluetooth
Computer Administration
Keyboard & Mouse
Look & Feel
Network & Connectivity
Network Settings
Notifications
Personal
Regional & Language
Sharing
System Settings Category
Classic Tree View
A Classic KDE 3 KControl style system settings view.
System Settings External Application
System Settings View
Icon View
The KDE 4 icon view style
Aghi
Code Poets Dream
Curls on Green
Ethais
Evening
Fields of Peace
Finally Summer in Germany
Fresh Morning
Media Life
Plasmalicious
Quadros
Red Leaf
Spring Sunray
The Rings of Saturn
Communication
Pataca
Jpeg
Svg
Local Network Browsing
History Sidebar
Navigation Panel
Power Control
Settings for display power management
script-digital-clock
Javascript digital clock
script-mediaplayer
Javascript media player
script-nowplaying
Javascript version current track playing
Tiger
Python Clock
Python Date and Time
Python Time data for Plasmoids
Ruby Analog Clock
An SVG themable clock
Ruby Web Browser
DBpedia data for Plasmoids
Run your favourite apps
Text based debugger from GNU in a konsole
Nitrogen
Plasma
KDED Locking Module
Audio Interface
Battery
Block
Button
Camera
Dvb Interface
Generic Interface
Network Interface
Portable Media Player
Serial Interface
Storage Access
Flower Drops
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UADescription (Mozilla 1.7 on Windows XP)
Developer
Settings preferred for developers
The application %progname (%appname), pid %pid, crashed and caused the signal %signum (%signame).
You might want to fix your program. Take a look at the backtrace below.
SIGILL
Illegal instruction.
Aborted.
SIGFPE
Floating point exception.
End user
Settings preferred for end users
Please help us improve the software you use by filing a report at http: / /bugs. kde. org. Useful details include how to reproduce the error, documents that were loaded, etc.
An application mostly receives the SIGFPE signal due to a bug in the application. The application was asked to save its documents.
An application mostly receives the SIGSEGV signal due to a bug in the application. The application was asked to save its documents.
Sorry, I do not know this signal.
Windows and Tasks
System Information
Application Launchers
Online Services
Applet
Kuiserver data for Plasmoids
Network information for Plasmoids
http: / /bugs. kde. org/ buglist. cgi? quicksearch=\\\\{1}+\\\\{2}+\\\\{3}+\\\\{4}+\\\\{5}+\\\\{6}+\\\\{7}+\\\\{8}+\\\\{9}
KDED Systemtray daemon
Remote Encoding Plugin
Remote Encoding Plugin for Konqueror
Oxygen Team
Configure Hotkey settings
Desktop Cylinder
Display each virtual desktop on the side of a cylinder
Display each virtual desktop on the side of a sphere
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Open with Dolphin
WeatherEngine Ion
Ruby Package Structure
Emotion
You can configure Konqueror's file manager mode here
Previews & Meta-Data
You can configure how Konqueror Previews & Meta-data work here
You can configure how the desktop behaves here
Plasma applet container and background painter
Plasma Data Engine
KRunner plugin
Power Management Preferences
KWallet Daemon Module
Dims the screen if a window asks for root password
Alt-Tab window switcher flipping through windows on a stack
Inverts (negates) desktop colors
Login visual effect
Logout visual effect
Animates minimizing of windows with a magic lamp
Makes decorations or entire windows translucent
Shows KWin's performance
Shows areas painted by KWin
Size & & Orientation
Graphics Adaptor
3D Options
Monitor Gamma
Multiple Monitors
Power Control
Previews
Icons
Details
Column
Hide Filter Bar
Filter:
Update of version information failed.
Updating version information...
SVN Update
SVN Commit...
SVN Delete
Updating SVN repository...
Update of SVN repository failed.
Updated SVN repository.
SVN Commit
Commit
Commit of SVN changes failed.
Committing SVN changes...
Committed SVN changes.
Adding files to SVN repository...
Adding of files to SVN repository failed.
Added files to SVN repository.
Removing files from SVN repository...
Removing of files from SVN repository failed.
Removed files from SVN repository.
Expandable Folders
Columns
%1 selected
%1 selected (%2)
%1 (%2)
Delete operation completed.
The location is empty.
The location '%1 'is invalid.
Reload
Default
Loading folder...
No items found.
Dolphin does not support web pages, the web browser has been launched
Protocol not supported by Dolphin, Konqueror has been launched
Rename Item
Rename Items
& Rename
Rename the item %1 to:
New name #
(# will be replaced by ascending numbers)
The new name is empty. A name with at least one character must be entered.
The name must contain at least one # character.
Dolphin
File Manager
(C) 2006-2009 Peter Penz
Maintainer and developer
Developer
Aaron J. Seigo
Rafael Fernández López
Kevin Ottens
Holger Freyther
Max Blazejak
Documentation
Document to open
Empty Trash
Add to Places
Do you really want to empty the Trash? All items will be deleted.
Trash
Restore
Create New
View Mode
Properties
Paste Into Folder
Others
Normal
Update required
Locally modified
Removed
Conflicting
Version
Folders
Small
Medium
Big
Today
Yesterday
%A
Last Week
Two Weeks Ago
Three Weeks Ago
Yesterday (%B, %Y)
%A (%B, %Y)
Last Week (%B, %Y)
Two Weeks Ago (%B, %Y)
Three Weeks Ago (%B, %Y)
Earlier on %B, %Y
Read,
Write,
Execute,
Forbidden
Unknown error.
Add Comment...
Change...
Change Comment
Add Comment
Changing annotations
Configure Shown Data
Type
Size
Modified
Owner
Permissions
Rating
Tags
Comment
Change Tags
Add Tags
Create new tag:
Delete tag
Delete
Cancel
Add Tags...
Size:
Folder
Total Size:
Type:
Modified:
Owner:
Permissions:
Rating:
Tags:
Comment:
Preview
Configure...
stop
Cut
Copy
Paste
Rename...
Move to Trash
Show Hidden Files
Select Items Matching...
Unselect All
Invert Selection
Applications
& Network Folders
Settings
Open & Terminal
Dolphin Part
Select
Select all items matching this pattern:
Selection
Sort By
Additional Information
& Go
Dolphin Toolbar
Panels
Location Bar
Main Toolbar
Search Toolbar
Your names
Show preview
Show hidden files
Location
When this option is enabled, a preview of the file content is shown as an icon.
Categorized Sorting
Sort files by
This option defines which attribute (name, size, date, etc.) sorting is performed on.
Order in which to sort files
Additional information
Properties last changed
Font size
Font weight
Icon size
Preview size
Expandable folders
Arrangement
Item height
Item width
Grid spacing
Number of textlines
Column width
Should the full path be shown inside the location bar
Should the filter bar be shown
Should the view properties be used for all directories
Rename inline
Show tooltips
Show'Copy To 'and'Move To' commands in context menu
Show zoom slider in the statusbar
Show the space information in the statusbar
Successfully copied.
Successfully moved.
Successfully linked.
Successfully moved to trash.
Created folder.
Go back
Confirmation
Close Current Tab
Do not ask again
Close Tab
New & Window
Select All
Stop
Stop loading
Editable Location
Replace Location
Recently Closed Tabs
Show Search Bar
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Compare Files
Open Terminal
Activate Next Tab
Activate Previous Tab
Open in New Window
Information
Terminal
Places
Close
Split
Split view
Tag
Search...
From Here
All
Text
Filenames
Search:
What:
Add search option
Search
Start searching
Save
Name:
Save Search Options
Remove search option
Greater Than or Equal to
Less Than
Less Than or Equal to
This Week
This Month
Date:
Any
Not Equal to
Tag:
Byte
KByte
MByte
GByte
Deselect Item
Select Item
Icon Size
Preview:
Show zoom slider
Show space information
System Font
Custom Font
Choose...
Configure which services should be shown in the context menu.
Download New Services...
Show previews for:
Maximum file size:
Applying View Properties
Counting folders: %1
Folders: %1
Font:
Text width:
Large
Number of lines:
Grid
Arrangement:
Grid spacing:
None
Dolphin Preferences
Startup
View Modes
Navigation
General
Single-click to open files and folders
Double-click to open files and folders
Open archives as folder
Home Folder
Location:
Use Current Location
Use Default Location
Split view mode
Editable location bar
Show full path inside location bar
Show filter bar
Show'Delete 'command
View Properties
Remember view properties for each folder
Use common view properties for all folders
Ask For Confirmation When
Moving files or folders to trash
Deleting files or folders
Show selection marker
View mode:
Sorting:
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By Owner
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Show folders first
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Apply View Properties To
Current folder
Current folder including all sub folders
All folders
Use as default for new folders
The view properties of all sub folders will be changed. Do you want to continue?
The view properties of all folders will be changed. Do you want to continue?
Date
Group
Unknown size
%1 free
Create Folder...
Show preview of files and folders
Folders First
Show in Groups
Adjust View Properties...
Find File...
Name
Icons view mode
Details view mode
Columns view mode
Navigation Bar
Date Modified
File Size
Copy operation completed.
Move operation completed.
Link operation completed.
Move to trash operation completed.
Renaming operation completed.
Texts
Show comment
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with optional icon and description
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Detailed description (optional):
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Move To Trash
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Preview
Descending
Show & Hidden Files
& Size
Date
Permissions
& Owner
& Type
& Group
& Icons
Details
Columns
Information Panel
Quick View
Paste One Folder
Paste One File
About Bug Reporting - Help
Information about bug reporting
You can help us improve this software by filing a bug report.
It is safe to close this dialog. If you do not want to, you do not have to file a bug report.
In order to generate a useful bug report we need some information about both the crash and your system. (You may also need to install some debug packages.)
Bug Reporting Assistant Guide
This assistant will guide you through the crash reporting process for the KDE Bug Reports Database Site. All the information you enter on the bug report must be in English, if possible, as KDE is formed internationally.
What do you know about the crash?
In this page you need to describe how much do you know about the desktop and the application state before it crashed.
If you can, describe in as much detail as possible the crash circumstances, and what you were doing when the application crashed (this information is going to be requested later.) You can mention:
actions you were taking inside or outside the application
documents or images that you were using and their type/ format (later if you go to look at the report in the bug tracking system, you can attach a file to the report)
widgets that you were running
the URL of a web site you were browsing
configuration details of the application
or other strange things you notice before or after the crash.
Screenshots can be very helpful sometimes. You can attach them to the bug report after it is posted to the bug tracking system.
Crash Information (backtrace)
This page will generate a "backtrace" of the crash. This is information that tells the developers where the application crashed.
If the crash information is not detailed enough, you may need to install some debug packages and reload it (if the Install Debug Symbols button is available you can use it to automatically install the missing information.)
You can find more information about backtraces, what they mean, and how they are useful at %1
Once you get a useful backtrace (or if you do not want to install the missing debugging packages) you can continue.
Conclusions
Using the quality of the crash information gathered, and your answers on the previous page, the assistant will tell you if the crash is worth reporting or not.
If the crash is worth reporting but the application is not supported in the KDE bug tracking system, you will need to directly contact the maintainer of the application.
If the crash is listed as being not worth reporting, and you think the assistant has made a mistake, you can still manually report the bug by logging into the bug tracking system. You can also go back and change information and download debug packages.
Login into the bug tracking system
We may need to contact you in the future to ask for further information. As we need to keep track of the bug reports, you need to have an account on the KDE bug tracking system. If you do not have one, you can create one here: %1
Then, enter your username and password and press the Login button. You can use this login to directly access the KDE bug tracking system later.
The KWallet dialog may appear when pressing Login to save your password in the KWallet password system. Also, it will prompt you for the KWallet password upon loading to autocomplete the login fields if you use this assistant again.
List of possible duplicate reports
This page will search the bug report database for similar crashes which are possible duplicates of your bug. If there are similar bug reports found, you can double click on them to see details. Then, read the current bug report information so you can check to see if they are similar.
If you are very sure your bug is the same as another that is previously reported, you can set your information to be attached to the existing report.
If you are unsure whether your report is the same, follow the main options to tentatively mark your crash as a duplicate of that report. This is usually the safest thing to do. We cannot uncombine bug reports, but we can easily merge them.
If not enough possible duplicates are found, or you did not find a similar report, then you can force it to search for more bug reports (only if the date range limit is not reached.)
If you do not find any related reports, your crash information is not useful enough, and you really cannot give additional information about the crash context, then it is better to not file the bug report, thereby closing the assistant.
Details of the bug report and your system
In this case you need to write a title and description of the crash. Explain as best you can.
You can also specify your distribution method (GNU/ Linux distribution or packaging system) or if you compiled the KDE Platform from sources.
You should write in English.
Sending the Crash Report
The last page will send the bug report to the bug tracking system and will notify you when it is done. It will then show the web address of the bug report in the KDE bug tracking system, so that you can look at the report later.
If the process fails, you can click Retry to try sending the bug report again. If the report cannot be sent because the bug tracking database has a problem, you can save it to a file to manually report later.
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Use this button to reload the crash information (backtrace). This is useful when you have installed the proper debug symbol packages and you want to obtain a better backtrace.
& Install Debug Symbols
Use this button to install the missing debug symbols packages.
Use this button to copy the crash information (backtrace) to the clipboard.
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This crash information is useful
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You can click the Install Debug Symbols button in order to automatically install the missing debugging information packages. If this method does not work: please read How to create useful crash reports to learn how to get a useful backtrace; install the needed packages and click the Reload Crash Information button.
The debugger has quit unexpectedly.
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You could try to regenerate the backtrace by clicking the Reload Crash Information button.
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Error during the installation of debug symbols
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Invalid bug report: corrupted data
Invalid bug list: corrupted data
Unknown error
Error while attaching the data to the bug report: %1
Error while adding yourself to the CC list: %1
Missing debug symbols
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We are sorry, %1 closed unexpectedly.
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Starts a program to debug the crashed application.
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Use this button to restart the crashed application.
Close this dialog (you will lose the crash information.)
The KDE Crash Handler gives the user feedback if a program has crashed.
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The signal number that was caught
Name of the program
Path to the executable
The version of the program
The bug address to use
Translated name of the program
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Startup ID of the program
The program was started by kdeinit
Disable arbitrary disk access
The program has already been restarted
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What I was doing when the application "%1" crashed
Widgets you have in your desktop and panels (both official and unofficial), desktop settings (wallpaper plugin, themes), activities, and dashboard configuration.
State of Desktop Effects (Compositing), kind of effects enabled, window decoration, and specific window rules and configuration.
sites you were visiting, number of opened tabs, plugins you have installed, and any other non-default setting.
File view mode, grouping and sorting settings, preview settings, and directory you were browsing.
Instant Messaging protocols you use, and plugins you have installed (official and unofficial).
Mail protocols and account-types you use.
Type of the document you were editing.
Type of media (extension and format) you were watching and/ or listening to.
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Use this button to retry sending the crash report if it failed before.
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Use this button to retry the search that previously failed.
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Use this button to view the information of the selected bug report.
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Use this button to stop the current search.
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Use this button to remove a selected possible duplicate
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Use this button to attach your crash information to this report; only if you are really sure this is the same crash.
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Unable to create a valid backtrace.
This backtrace appears to be of no use. This is probably because your packages are built in a way which prevents creation of proper backtraces, or the stack frame was seriously corrupted in the crash.
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Application crashed The program %appname crashed.
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Show file in embedded viewer
Show file in separate viewer
Here you can configure what the Konqueror file manager will do when you click on a file belonging to this group. Konqueror can display the file in an embedded viewer or start up a separate application. You can change this setting for a specific file type in the'Embedding 'tab of the file type configuration. Dolphin shows files always in a separate viewer
This button displays the icon associated with the selected file type. Click on it to choose a different icon.
This is the icon associated with the selected file type. Choosing a different icon requires shared-mime-info to be at least version 0.40.
Filename Patterns
This box contains a list of patterns that can be used to identify files of the selected type. For example, the pattern *. txt is associated with the file type'text/ plain '; all files ending in'. txt 'are recognized as plain text files.
Add...
Add a new pattern for the selected file type.
Remove
Remove the selected filename pattern.
Description:
You can enter a short description for files of the selected file type (e. g. 'HTML Page '). This description will be used by applications like Konqueror to display directory content.
Ask whether to save to disk instead (only for Konqueror browser)
Here you can configure what the Konqueror file manager will do when you click on a file of this type. Konqueror can either display the file in an embedded viewer, or start up a separate application. If set to'Use settings for G group ', the file manager will behave according to the settings of the group G to which this type belongs; for instance, 'image' if the current file type is image/ png. Dolphin always shows files in a separate viewer.
& General
& Embedding
Add New Extension
Extension:
File type %1
Use settings for '%1 'group
File Associations This module allows you to choose which applications are associated with a given type of file. File types are also referred to as MIME types (MIME is an acronym which stands for "Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions"). A file association consists of the following: Rules for determining the MIME-type of a file, for example the filename pattern *. png, which means'all files with names that end in. png ', is associated with the MIME type "image/ png"; A short description of the MIME-type, for example the description of the MIME type "image/ png" is simply'PNG image'; An icon to be used for displaying files of the given MIME-type, so that you can easily identify the type of file in a file manager or file-selection dialog (at least for the types you use often); A list of the applications which can be used to open files of the given MIME-type -- if more than one application can be used then the list is ordered by priority. You may be surprised to find that some MIME types have no associated filename patterns; in these cases, KDE is able to determine the MIME-type by directly examining the contents of the file.
Find file type or filename pattern
Enter a part of a filename pattern, and only file types with a matching file pattern will appear in the list. Alternatively, enter a part of a file type name as it appears in the list.
Known Types
Here you can see a hierarchical list of the file types which are known on your system. Click on the '+ 'sign to expand a category, or the '-' sign to collapse it. Select a file type (e. g. text/ html for HTML files) to view/ edit the information for that file type using the controls on the right.
Click here to add a new file type.
& Remove
Select a file type by name or by extension
& Revert
KEditFileType
KDE file type editor - simplified version for editing a single file type
(c) 2000, KDE developers
Makes the dialog transient for the window specified by winid
File type to edit (e. g. text/ html)
%1 File
Edit File Type %1
Create New File Type %1
%1 (%2)
Application Preference Order
Services Preference Order
This is a list of applications associated with files of the selected file type. This list is shown in Konqueror's context menus when you select "Open With...". If more than one application is associated with this file type, then the list is ordered by priority with the uppermost item taking precedence over the others.
This is a list of services associated with files of the selected file type. This list is shown in Konqueror's context menus when you select a "Preview with..." option. If more than one service is associated with this file type, then the list is ordered by priority with the uppermost item taking precedence over the others.
Move & Up
Assigns a higher priority to the selected application, moving it up in the list. Note: This only affects the selected application if the file type is associated with more than one application.
Assigns a higher priority to the selected service, moving it up in the list.
Move & Down
Assigns a lower priority to the selected application, moving it down in the list. Note: This only affects the selected application if the file type is associated with more than one application.
Assigns a lower priority to the selected service, moving it down in the list.
Add a new application for this file type.
Edit...
Edit command line of the selected application.
Remove the selected application from the list.
None
You are not authorized to remove this service.
Add Service
Select service:
Create New File Type
Group:
Select the category under which the new file type should be added.
Type name:
Type the name of the file type. For instance, if you selected'image 'as category and you type'custom' here, the file type'image/ custom 'will be created.
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Left Click Action
Click here to remove the selected file type.
The service %1 can not be removed.
The service is listed here because it has been associated with the %1 (%2) file type and files of type %3 (%4) are per definition also of type %5.
Either select the %1 file type to remove the service from there or move the service down to deprecate it.
KHtmlIndex
KDE Index generator for help files.
The language to index
above: about: according: across: actually: adj: after: afterwards: again: against: all: almost: alone: along: already: also: although: always: among: amongst: and: another: any: anyhow: anyone: anything: anywhere: are: aren: arent: around: became: because: become: becomes: becoming: been: before: beforehand: begin: beginning: behind: being: below: beside: besides: between: beyond: billion: both: but: can: cant: cannot: caption: could: couldnt: did: didnt: does: doesnt: dont: down: during: each: eight: eighty: either: else: elsewhere: end: ending: enough: etc: even: ever: every: everyone: everything: everywhere: except: few: fifty: first: five: for: former: formerly: forty: found: four: from: further: had: has: hasnt: have: havent: hence: her: here: hereafter: hereby: herein: heres: hereupon: hers: herself: hes: him: himself: his: how: however: hundred: inc: indeed: instead: into: isnt: its: itself: last: later: latter: latterly: least: less: let: like: likely: ltd: made: make: makes: many: may: maybe: meantime: meanwhile: might: million: miss: more: moreover: most: mostly: mrs: much: must: myself: namely: neither: never: nevertheless: next: nine: ninety: nobody: none: nonetheless: noone: nor: not: nothing: now: nowhere: off: often: once: one: only: onto: others: otherwise: our: ours: ourselves: out: over: overall: own: page: per: perhaps: rather: recent: recently: same: seem: seemed: seeming: seems: seven: seventy: several: she: shes: should: shouldnt: since: six: sixty: some: somehow: someone: something: sometime: sometimes: somewhere: still: stop: such: taking: ten: than: that: the: their: them: themselves: then: thence: there: thereafter: thereby: therefore: therein: thereupon: these: they: thirty: this: those: though: thousand: three: through: throughout: thru: thus: tips: together: too: toward: towards: trillion: twenty: two: under: unless: unlike: unlikely: until: update: updated: updates: upon: used: using: very: via: want: wanted: wants: was: wasnt: way: ways: wed: well: were: werent: what: whats: whatever: when: whence: whenever: where: whereafter: whereas: whereby: wherein: whereupon: wherever: wheres: whether: which: while: whither: who: whoever: whole: whom: whomever: whose: why: will: with: within: without: wont: work: worked: works: working: would: wouldnt: yes: yet: you: youd: youll: your: youre: yours: yourself: yourselves: youve
Generating Index
Scanning for files
Extracting search terms
Generating index...
Files processed: %1
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This picture is not stored on the local host. Click on this label to load it.
Unable to load image
Depth: %1
Dimensions: %1x%2
Calibration
Next
Please wait a moment to calculate the precision
(usually X)
(usually Y)
Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers. Please move axis %1 %2 on your device to the minimum position. Press any button on the device or click on the'Next 'button to continue with the next step.
Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers. Please move axis %1 %2 on your device to the center position. Press any button on the device or click on the'Next 'button to continue with the next step.
Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers. Please move axis %1 %2 on your device to the maximum position. Press any button on the device or click on the'Next 'button to continue with the next step.
Communication Error
You have successfully calibrated your device
Calibration Success
Value Axis %1: %2
The given device %1 could not be opened: %2
The given device %1 is not a joystick.
Could not get kernel driver version for joystick device %1: %2
The current running kernel driver version (%1. %2. %3) is not the one this module was compiled for (%4. %5. %6).
Could not get number of buttons for joystick device %1: %2
Could not get number of axes for joystick device %1: %2
Could not get calibration values for joystick device %1: %2
Could not restore calibration values for joystick device %1: %2
Could not initialize calibration values for joystick device %1: %2
Could not apply calibration values for joystick device %1: %2
internal error - code %1 unknown
KDE Joystick Control Module
KDE System Settings Module to test Joysticks
Joystick This module helps to check if your joystick is working correctly. If it delivers wrong values for the axes, you can try to solve this with the calibration. This module tries to find all available joystick devices by checking / dev/ js[0-4] and / dev/ input/ js[0-4] If you have another device file, enter it in the combobox. The Buttons list shows the state of the buttons on your joystick, the Axes list shows the current value for all axes. NOTE: the current Linux device driver (Kernel 2.4, 2.6) can only autodetect 2-axis, 4-button joystick 3-axis, 4-button joystick 4-axis, 4-button joystick Saitek Cyborg'digital 'joysticks (For details you can check your Linux source/ Documentation/ input/ joystick. txt)
PRESSED
Device:
Position:
Show trace
Buttons:
State
Axes:
Value
Calibrate
No joystick device automatically found on this computer. Checks were done in / dev/ js[0-4] and / dev/ input/ js[0-4] If you know that there is one attached, please enter the correct device file.
The given device name is invalid (does not contain / dev). Please select a device from the list or enter a device file, like / dev/ js0.
Unknown Device
Device Error
1(x)
2(y)
Calibration is about to check the precision. Please move all axes to their center position and then do not touch the joystick anymore. Click OK to start the calibration.
Restored all calibration values for joystick device %1.
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The Shift key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Shift key is now active.
The Shift key is now inactive.
The Control key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Control key is now active.
The Control key is now inactive.
The Alt key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Alt key is now active.
The Alt key is now inactive.
The Win key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Win key is now active.
The Win key is now inactive.
The Meta key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Meta key is now active.
The Meta key is now inactive.
The Super key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Super key is now active.
The Super key is now inactive.
The Hyper key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Hyper key is now active.
The Hyper key is now inactive.
The Alt Graph key has been locked and is now active for all of the following keypresses.
The Alt Graph key is now active.
The Alt Graph key is now inactive.
The Num Lock key has been activated.
The Num Lock key is now inactive.
The Caps Lock key has been activated.
The Caps Lock key is now inactive.
The Scroll Lock key has been activated.
The Scroll Lock key is now inactive.
AltGraph
Hyper
Super
Meta
Warning
& When a gesture was used:
Change Settings Without Asking
Show This Confirmation Dialog
Deactivate All AccessX Features & Gestures
Sticky keys
Slow keys
Bounce keys
Mouse keys
Do you really want to deactivate "%1"?
Do you really want to deactivate "%1" and "%2"?
Do you really want to deactivate "%1", "%2" and "%3"?
Do you really want to deactivate "%1", "%2", "%3" and "%4"?
Do you really want to activate "%1"?
Do you really want to activate "%1" and to deactivate "%2"?
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Do you really want to activate "%1" and to deactivate "%2", "%3" and "%4"?
Do you really want to activate "%1" and "%2"?
Do you really want to activate "%1" and "%2" and to deactivate "%3"?
Do you really want to activate "%1", and "%2" and to deactivate "%3" and "%4"?
Do you really want to activate "%1", "%2" and "%3"?
Do you really want to activate "%1", "%2" and "%3" and to deactivate "%4"?
Do you really want to activate "%1", "%2", "%3" and "%4"?
An application has requested to change this setting.
You held down the Shift key for 8 seconds or an application has requested to change this setting.
You pressed the Shift key 5 consecutive times or an application has requested to change this setting.
You pressed %1 or an application has requested to change this setting.
An application has requested to change these settings, or you used a combination of several keyboard gestures.
An application has requested to change these settings.
These AccessX settings are needed for some users with motion impairments and can be configured in the KDE System Settings. You can also turn them on and off with standardized keyboard gestures. If you do not need them, you can select "Deactivate all AccessX features and gestures".
Slow keys has been enabled. From now on, you need to press each key for a certain length of time before it gets accepted.
Slow keys has been disabled.
Bounce keys has been enabled. From now on, each key will be blocked for a certain length of time after it was used.
Bounce keys has been disabled.
Sticky keys has been enabled. From now on, modifier keys will stay latched after you have released them.
Sticky keys has been disabled.
Mouse keys has been enabled. From now on, you can use the number pad of your keyboard in order to control the mouse.
Mouse keys has been disabled.
kaccess
KDE Accessibility Tool
(c) 2000, Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Author
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KDE's application finder
KAppfinder
Install. desktop files into directory < dir >
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The application finder looks for non-KDE applications on your system and adds them to the KDE menu system. Click'Scan 'to begin, select the desired applications and then click'Apply'.
Application
Description
Command
Summary:
Scan
Select All
Unselect All
AltGraph
Hyper
Super
Press %1 while NumLock, CapsLock and ScrollLock are active
Press %1 while CapsLock and ScrollLock are active
Press %1 while NumLock and ScrollLock are active
Press %1 while ScrollLock is active
Press %1 while NumLock and CapsLock are active
Press %1 while CapsLock is active
Press %1 while NumLock is active
Press %1
kaccess
KDE Accessibility Tool
(c) 2000, Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Author
Audible Bell
Use & system bell
Use customized bell
If this option is checked, the default system bell will be used. See the "System Bell" control module for how to customize the system bell. Normally, this is just a "beep".
Check this option if you want to use a customized bell, playing a sound file. If you do this, you will probably want to turn off the system bell. Please note that on slow machines this may cause a "lag" between the event causing the bell and the sound being played.
Sound & to play:
Browse...
If the option "Use customized bell" is enabled, you can choose a sound file here. Click "Browse..." to choose a sound file using the file dialog.
Visible Bell
& Use visible bell
This option will turn on the "visible bell", i. e. a visible notification shown every time that normally just a bell would occur. This is especially useful for deaf people.
Invert screen
All screen colors will be inverted for the amount of time specified below.
Flash screen
The screen will turn to a custom color for the amount of time specified below.
Click here to choose the color used for the "flash screen" visible bell.
Duration:
msec
Here you can customize the duration of the "visible bell" effect being shown.
& Bell
Sticky Keys
Use & sticky keys
& Lock sticky keys
Turn sticky keys off when two keys are pressed simultaneously
Use system bell whenever a modifier gets latched, locked or unlocked
Locking Keys
Use system bell whenever a locking key gets activated or deactivated
Use KDE's system notification mechanism whenever a modifier or locking key changes its state
Configure & Notifications...
& Modifier Keys
Slow Keys
& Use slow keys
Acceptance delay:
& Use system bell whenever a key is pressed
& Use system bell whenever a key is accepted
& Use system bell whenever a key is rejected
Bounce Keys
Use bounce keys
Debounce time:
Use the system bell whenever a key is rejected
& Keyboard Filters
Activation Gestures
Use gestures for activating sticky keys and slow keys
Here you can activate keyboard gestures that turn on the following features: Sticky keys: Press Shift key 5 consecutive times Slow keys: Hold down Shift for 8 seconds
Here you can activate keyboard gestures that turn on the following features: Mouse Keys: %1 Sticky keys: Press Shift key 5 consecutive times Slow keys: Hold down Shift for 8 seconds
Turn sticky keys and slow keys off after a certain period of inactivity.
min
Timeout:
Notification
Use the system bell whenever a gesture is used to turn an accessibility feature on or off
Show a confirmation dialog whenever a keyboard accessibility feature is turned on or off
If this option is checked, KDE will show a confirmation dialog whenever a keyboard accessibility feature is turned on or off. Ensure you know what you are doing if you uncheck it, as the keyboard accessibility settings will then always be applied without confirmation.
Use KDE's system notification mechanism whenever a keyboard accessibility feature is turned on or off
*. wav_BAR_WAV Files
Your names
Your emails
Advanced Background Settings
%1 min.
Unable to remove the program: the program is global and can only be removed by the system administrator.
Cannot Remove Program
Are you sure you want to remove the program ` %1 '?
Remove Background Program
& Remove
Configure Background Program
& Name:
Comment:
Command:
& Preview cmd:
& Executable:
& Refresh time:
min
New Command
New Command
Bell Settings
& Use system bell instead of system notification
You can use the standard system bell (PC speaker) or a more sophisticated system notification, see the "System Notifications" control module for the "Something Special Happened in the Program" event.
System Bell Here you can customize the sound of the standard system bell, i. e. the "beep" you always hear when there is something wrong. Note that you can further customize this sound using the "Accessibility" control module; for example, you can choose a sound file to be played instead of the standard bell.
& Volume:
Here you can customize the volume of the system bell. For further customization of the bell, see the "Accessibility" control module.
Hz
& Pitch:
Here you can customize the pitch of the system bell. For further customization of the bell, see the "Accessibility" control module.
msec
& Duration:
Here you can customize the duration of the system bell. For further customization of the bell, see the "Accessibility" control module.
& Test
Click "Test" to hear how the system bell will sound using your changed settings.
kcmbell
KDE Bell Control Module
(c) 1997 - 2001 Christian Czezatke, Matthias Elter
Original author
Current maintainer
Carsten Pfeiffer
Your names
Your emails
Paths to Local CGI Programs
Add...
Remove
kcmcgi
CGI KIO Slave Control Module
(c) 2002 Cornelius Schumacher
Cornelius Schumacher
CGI Scripts The CGI KIO slave lets you execute local CGI programs without the need to run a web server. In this control module you can configure the paths that are searched for CGI scripts.
Your names
Your emails
Colors
Current
Default
Import Color Scheme
Save Color Scheme
& Enter a name for the color scheme:
A color scheme with that name already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
Normal Background
Alternate Background
Inactive Text
Active Text
Link Text
Visited Text
Negative Text
Positive Text
& Scheme
Get new color schemes from the Internet
Import a color scheme from a file
Import Scheme...
Save the current color scheme
Save Scheme...
Remove Scheme
Shade sorted column & in lists
Apply colors to & non-KDE4 applications
Shading of frames and lighting ("3D") effects
Shading
Contrast
Color set:
Common Colors
View
Window
Button
Selection
Tooltip
New Row
View Background
View Text
Window Background
Window Text
Button Background
Button Text
Selection Background
Selection Text
Selection Inactive Text
Tooltip Background
Tooltip Text
Active Titlebar
Active Titlebar Text
Inactive Titlebar
Inactive Titlebar Text
Inactive
Inactive intensity effect type
Shade
Inactive intensity effect amount
Color:
Inactive color effect type
Inactive color amount
Inactive color
Contrast:
Inactive contrast effect type
Inactive contrast effect amount
Disabled intensity effect type
Disabled color effect type
Disabled contrast type
Window text on Window Background
Window text
View Normal Text against View Normal Background
link
visited
View Active Text against View Normal Background
View Inactive Text against View Normal Background
View Negative Text against View Normal Background
View Neutral Text against View Normal Background
View Positive Text against View Normal Background
Selected text
Button text on Button Background
Push Button
Normal Text on Normal Background
Link Text on Normal Background
Visited Text on Normal Background
Active Text on Normal Background
active
Inactive Text on Normal Background
inactive
Negative Text on Normal Background
negative
Neutral Text on Normal Background
Positive Text on Normal Background
positive
Hover on Normal Background
Inactive Text on Alternate Background
Focus on Normal Background
focus
Your names
Your emails
& Save...
Import...
Active Window
Active Window Text
Inactive Window
InactiveWindowText
Colors This module allows you to choose the color scheme used for the KDE desktop. The different elements of the desktop, such as title bars, menu text, etc., are called "widgets". You can choose the widget whose color you want to change by selecting it from a list, or by clicking on a graphical representation of the desktop. You can save color settings as complete color schemes, which can also be modified or deleted. KDE comes with several predefined color schemes on which you can base your own. All KDE applications will obey the selected color scheme. Non-KDE applications may also obey some or all of the color settings, if this option is enabled.
This is a preview of the color settings which will be applied if you click "Apply" or "OK". You can click on different parts of this preview image. The widget name in the "Widget color" box will change to reflect the part of the preview image you clicked.
This is a list of predefined color schemes, including any that you may have created. You can preview an existing color scheme by selecting it from the list. The current scheme will be replaced by the selected color scheme. Warning: if you have not yet applied any changes you may have made to the current scheme, those changes will be lost if you select another color scheme.
Press this button if you want to save the current color settings as a color scheme. You will be prompted for a name.
Press this button to remove the selected color scheme. Note that this button is disabled if you do not have permission to delete the color scheme.
Press this button to import a new color scheme. Note that the color scheme will only be available for the current user.
Inactive Title Blend
Active Title Blend
Standard
Active Title Button
Active Window Handle
Inactive Window Handle
Followed Link
Check this box to show the sorted column in a list with a shaded background
Use this slider to change the contrast level of the current color scheme. Contrast does not affect all of the colors, only the edges of 3D objects.
Low
High
Check this box to apply the current color scheme to non-KDE applications.
(c) 1997-2005 Colors Developers
This color scheme could not be removed. Perhaps you do not have permission to alter the filesystem where the color scheme is stored.
Overwrite
Import failed.
Untitled Theme
Click here to select an element of the KDE desktop whose color you want to change. You may either choose the "widget" here, or click on the corresponding part of the preview image above.
Click here to bring up a dialog box where you can choose a color for the "widget" selected in the above list.
Select preferred Web browser application:
Unknown
You changed the default component of your choice, do want to save that change now?
No description available
Choose from the list below which component should be used by default for the %1 service.
Select preferred email client:
Select preferred terminal application:
kcmcomponentchooser
Component Chooser
(c), 2002 Joseph Wenninger
Joseph Wenninger
Open http and https URLs
in an application based on the contents of the URL
in the following browser:
...
Here you can change the component program. Components are programs that handle basic tasks, like the terminal emulator, the text editor and the email client. Different KDE applications sometimes need to invoke a console emulator, send a mail or display some text. To do so consistently, these applications always call the same components. You can choose here which programs these components are.
Default Component
This list shows the configurable component types. Click the component you want to configure. In this dialog you can change KDE default components. Components are programs that handle basic tasks, like the terminal emulator, the text editor and the email client. Different KDE applications sometimes need to invoke a console emulator, send a mail or display some text. To do so consistently, these applications always call the same components. Here you can select which programs these components are.
Kmail is the standard Mail program for the KDE desktop.
& Use KMail as preferred email client
Select this option if you want to use any other mail program.
Use a different & email client:
%t: Recipient's address %s: Subject %c: Carbon Copy (CC) %b: Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) %B: Template body text %A: Attachment %u: Full mailto: URL
Press this button to select your favorite email client. Please note that the file you select has to have the executable attribute set in order to be accepted. You can also use several placeholders which will be replaced with the actual values when the email client is called: %t: Recipient's address %s: Subject %c: Carbon Copy (CC) %b: Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) %B: Template body text %A: Attachment
Click here to browse for the mail program file.
Activate this option if you want the selected email client to be executed in a terminal (e. g. Konsole).
& Run in terminal
& Use Konsole as terminal application
Use a different & terminal program:
Press this button to select your favorite terminal client. Please note that the file you select has to have the executable attribute set in order to be accepted. Also note that some programs that utilize Terminal Emulator will not work if you add command line arguments (Example: konsole -ls).
Click here to browse for terminal program.
Use a different & window manager:
Note: Most window managers have their own configuration and do not follow KDE settings.
Your names
Your emails
Here you can read a small description of the currently selected component. To change the selected component, click on the list to the left. To change the component program, please choose it below.
Component Description
Configure Anti-Alias Settings
Exclude range:
pt
to
If you have a TFT or LCD screen you can further improve the quality of displayed fonts by selecting this option. Sub-pixel rendering is also known as ClearType(tm). In order for sub-pixel rendering to work correctly you need to know how the sub-pixels of your display are aligned. On TFT or LCD displays a single pixel is actually composed of three sub-pixels, red, green and blue. Most displays have a linear ordering of RGB sub-pixel, some have BGR. This feature does not work with CRT monitors.
& Use sub-pixel rendering:
Hinting style:
Hinting is a process used to enhance the quality of fonts at small sizes.
General
Fixed width
Toolbar
Menu
Window title
Taskbar
Desktop
Used for normal text (e. g. button labels, list items).
A non-proportional font (i. e. typewriter font).
Used to display text beside toolbar icons.
Used by menu bars and popup menus.
Used by the window titlebar.
Used by the taskbar.
Used for desktop icons.
Adjust All Fonts...
Click to change all fonts
Use anti-aliasing:
Enabled
System Settings
Disabled
If this option is selected, KDE will smooth the edges of curves in fonts.
Configure...
Force fonts DPI:
96 DPI
120 DPI
This option forces a specific DPI value for fonts. It may be useful when the real DPI of the hardware is not detected properly and it is also often misused when poor quality fonts are used that do not look well with DPI values other than 96 or 120 DPI. The use of this option is generally discouraged. For selecting proper DPI value a better option is explicitly configuring it for the whole X server if possible (e. g. DisplaySize in xorg. conf or adding -dpi value to ServerLocalArgs= in $KDEDIR/ share/ config/ kdm/ kdmrc). When fonts do not render properly with real DPI value better fonts should be used or configuration of font hinting should be checked.
Some changes such as anti-aliasing will only affect newly started applications.
Font Settings Changed
Some changes such as DPI will only affect newly started applications.
None
RGB
BGR
Vertical RGB
Vertical BGR
Medium
Slight
Full
If you have a TFT or LCD screen you can further improve the quality of displayed fonts by selecting this option. Sub-pixel hinting is also known as ClearType(tm). This will not work with CRT monitors.
ht: / /dig
The fulltext search feature makes use of the ht: / /dig HTML search engine. You can get ht: / /dig at the
Information about where to get the ht: / /dig package.
ht: / /dig home page
Program Locations
htdig
Enter the path to your htdig program here, e. g. / usr/ local/ bin/ htdig
htsearch
Enter the path to your htsearch program here, e. g. / usr/ local/ bin/ htsearch
htmerge
Enter the path to your htmerge program here, e. g. / usr/ local/ bin/ htmerge
Scope
Here you can select which parts of the documentation should be included in the fulltext search index. Available options are the KDE Help pages, the installed man pages, and the installed info pages. You can select any number of these.
& KDE help
& Man pages
& Info pages
Additional Search Paths
Here you can add additional paths to search for documentation. To add a path, click on the Add... button and select the folder from where additional documentation should be searched. You can remove folders by clicking on the Delete button.
Add...
Delete
Language Settings
Here you can select the language you want to create the index for.
& Language
Generate Index...
Click this button to generate the index for the fulltext search.
without name
Help Index This configuration module lets you configure the ht: / /dig engine which can be used for fulltext search in the KDE documentation as well as other system documentation like man and info pages.
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Use of Icon
Default
Active
Disabled
Size:
Animate icons
Set Effect...
Toolbar
Main Toolbar
Small Icons
Panel
All Icons
Setup Default Icon Effect
Setup Active Icon Effect
Setup Disabled Icon Effect
& Effect:
No Effect
To Gray
Colorize
Gamma
Desaturate
To Monochrome
& Semi-transparent
Preview
Effect Parameters
& Amount:
Color:
& Second color:
Name
Description
Install Theme File...
Get New Themes...
Remove Theme
Select the icon theme you want to use:
Drag or Type Theme URL
Unable to find the icon theme archive %1.
Unable to download the icon theme archive; please check that address %1 is correct.
The file is not a valid icon theme archive.
A problem occurred during the installation process; however, most of the themes in the archive have been installed
Installing icon themes
Installing %1 theme
Are you sure you want to remove the %1 icon theme? This will delete the files installed by this theme.
Confirmation
& Theme
Advanced
Icons
Icons Control Panel Module
(c) 2000-2003 Geert Jansen
Geert Jansen
Icons This module allows you to choose the icons for your desktop. To choose an icon theme, click on its name and apply your choice by pressing the "Apply" button below. If you do not want to apply your choice you can press the "Reset" button to discard your changes. By pressing the "Install New Theme" button you can install your new icon theme by writing its location in the box or browsing to the location. Press the "OK" button to finish the installation. The "Remove Theme" button will only be activated if you select a theme that you installed using this module. You are not able to remove globally installed themes here. You can also specify effects that should be applied to the icons.
Your names
Your emails
Double-sized pixels
Desktop/ File Manager
KDE Panel System Information Control Module
(c) 2008 Nicolas Ternisien (c) 1998 - 2002 Helge Deller
Helge Deller
This list displays system information on the selected category.
No information available about %1.
All the information modules return information about a certain aspect of your computer hardware or your operating system.
Processor(s)
Interrupt
I/ O-Port
Soundcard
SCSI
DMA-Channel
Devices
X-Server
Your names
Your emails
kcminfo
Partitions
(Default Screen)
Dimensions
%1 x %2 Pixel (%3 x %4 mm)
Resolution
%1 x %2 dpi
Depths (%1)
Root Window ID
Depth of Root Window
%1 plane
%1 planes
Number of Colormaps
minimum %1, maximum %2
Default Colormap
Default Number of Colormap Cells
Preallocated Pixels
Black %1, White %2
Options
Largest Cursor
unlimited
Current Input Event Mask
Event = %1
LSBFirst
MSBFirst
Unknown Order %1
1 Byte
%1 Bytes
Information
Value
Server Information
Name of the Display
Vendor String
Vendor Release Number
Version Number
Available Screens
Supported Extensions
Supported Pixmap Formats
Pixmap Format #%1
%1 BPP, Depth: %2, Scanline padding: %3
Maximum Request Size
Motion Buffer Size
Bitmap
Unit
Order
Padding
Image Byte Order
Name
Status
Location
Description
MB
Device
Mount Point
FS Type
Total Size
Free Size
n/ a
CPU %1: %2, %3 MHz
CPU %1: %2, unknown speed
Your sound system could not be queried. / dev/ sndstat does not exist or is not readable.
SCSI subsystem could not be queried: / sbin/ camcontrol could not be found
SCSI subsystem could not be queried: / sbin/ camcontrol could not be executed
Could not find any programs with which to query your system's PCI information
PCI subsystem could not be queried: %1 could not be executed
The PCI subsystem could not be queried, this may need root privileges.
Could not check filesystem info:
Mount Options
PA-RISC Processor
PA-RISC Revision
Could not get Information.
Machine
Model
Machine Identification Number
(none)
Number of Active Processors
CPU Clock
MHz
(unknown)
CPU Architecture
enabled
disabled
Numerical Coprocessor (FPU)
Total Physical Memory
Bytes
Size of One Page
Audio-Support (Alib) was disabled during configuration and compile-time.
Unable to open Audio-Server (Alib).
Audio Name
Vendor
Alib Version
Protocol Revision
Vendor Number
Release
Byte Order
ALSBFirst (LSB)
AMSBFirst (MSB)
Invalid Byteorder.
Bit Order
ALeastSignificant (LSB)
AMostSignificant (MSB)
Invalid Bitorder.
Data Formats
Sampling Rates
Input Sources
Mono-Microphone
Mono-Auxiliary
Left-Microphone
Right-Microphone
Left-Auxiliary
Right-Auxiliary
Input Channels
Mono-Channel
Left-Channel
Right-Channel
Output Destinations
Mono-InternalSpeaker
Mono-Jack
Left-InternalSpeaker
Right-InternalSpeaker
Left-Jack
Right-Jack
Output Channels
Gain
Input Gain Limits
Output Gain Limits
Monitor Gain Limits
Gain Restricted
Lock
Queue Length
Block Size
Stream Port (decimal)
Ev Buffer Size
Ext Number
Used By
I/ O-Range
Major Number
Minor Number
Character Devices
Block Devices
Miscellaneous Devices
IRQ
No PCI devices found.
No I/ O port devices found.
No audio devices found.
No SCSI devices found.
Total Nodes
Free Nodes
Flags
Unable to run / sbin/ mount.
Kernel is configured for %1 CPUs
CPU %1: %2
Device Name: %1
Manufacturer: %1
Instance
CPU Type
FPU Type
State
Mount Time
Spectype:
character special
block special
Nodetype:
Major/ Minor:
(no value)
Driver Name:
(driver not attached)
Binding Name:
Compatible Names:
Physical Path:
Type:
Value:
Minor Nodes
PCI
%1 GiB
%1 MiB
%1 KiB
KDE Panel Memory Information Control Module
Not available.
Total physical memory:
Free physical memory:
Shared memory:
Disk buffers:
Active memory:
Inactive memory:
Disk cache:
Total swap memory:
Free swap memory:
Total Memory
This graph gives you an overview of the total sum of physical and virtual memory in your system.
Physical Memory
This graph gives you an overview of the usage of physical memory in your system. Most operating systems (including Linux) will use as much of the available physical memory as possible as disk cache, to speed up the system performance. This means that if you have a small amount of Free Physical Memory and a large amount of Disk Cache Memory, your system is well configured.
Swap Space
The swap space is the virtual memory available to the system. It will be used on demand and is provided through one or more swap partitions and/ or swap files.
Memory Information This display shows you the current memory usage of your system. The values are updated on a regular basis and give you an overview of the physical and virtual used memory.
%1 free
%1 bytes =
Application Data
Disk Buffers
Disk Cache
Free Physical Memory
Used Swap
Free Swap
Used Physical Memory
Total Free Memory
OpenGL
Max. number of light sources
Max. number of clipping planes
Max. pixel map table size
Max. display list nesting level
Max. evaluator order
Max. recommended vertex count
Max. recommended index count
Occlusion query counter bits
Max. vertex blend matrices
Max. vertex blend matrix palette size
Max. texture size
Num. of texture units
Max. 3D texture size
Max. cube map texture size
Max. rectangular texture size
Max. texture LOD bias
Max. anisotropy filtering level
Num. of compressed texture formats
Max. viewport dimensions
Subpixel bits
Aux. buffers
Frame buffer properties
Texturing
Various limits
Points and lines
Stack depth limits
Direct Rendering
Indirect Rendering
3D Accelerator
Subvendor
Revision
unknown
Driver
Renderer
OpenGL version
Kernel module
OpenGL extensions
Implementation specific
GLX
server GLX vendor
server GLX version
server GLX extensions
client GLX vendor
client GLX version
client GLX extensions
GLX extensions
GLU
GLU version
GLU extensions
Could not initialize OpenGL
Mouse type: %1
RF channel 1 has been set. Please press Connect button on mouse to re-establish link
Press Connect Button
RF channel 2 has been set. Please press Connect button on mouse to re-establish link
none
Cordless Mouse
Cordless Wheel Mouse
Cordless MouseMan Wheel
Cordless TrackMan Wheel
TrackMan Live
Cordless TrackMan FX
Cordless MouseMan Optical
Cordless Optical Mouse
Cordless MouseMan Optical (2ch)
Cordless Optical Mouse (2ch)
Cordless Mouse (2ch)
Cordless Optical TrackMan
MX700 Cordless Optical Mouse
MX700 Cordless Optical Mouse (2ch)
Unknown mouse
Mouse This module allows you to choose various options for the way in which your pointing device works. Your pointing device may be a mouse, trackball, or some other hardware that performs a similar function.
& General
If you are left-handed, you may prefer to swap the functions of the left and right buttons on your pointing device by choosing the'left-handed 'option. If your pointing device has more than two buttons, only those that function as the left and right buttons are affected. For example, if you have a three-button mouse, the middle button is unaffected.
The default behavior in KDE is to select and activate icons with a single click of the left button on your pointing device. This behavior is consistent with what you would expect when you click links in most web browsers. If you would prefer to select with a single click, and activate with a double click, check this option.
Activates and opens a file or folder with a single click.
If you check this option, pausing the mouse pointer over an icon on the screen will automatically select that icon. This may be useful when single clicks activate icons, and you want only to select the icon without activating it.
If you have checked the option to automatically select icons, this slider allows you to select how long the mouse pointer must be paused over the icon before it is selected.
& Cursor Theme
Advanced
Pointer acceleration:
This option allows you to change the relationship between the distance that the mouse pointer moves on the screen and the relative movement of the physical device itself (which may be a mouse, trackball, or some other pointing device.) A high value for the acceleration will lead to large movements of the mouse pointer on the screen even when you only make a small movement with the physical device. Selecting very high values may result in the mouse pointer flying across the screen, making it hard to control.
Pointer threshold:
The threshold is the smallest distance that the mouse pointer must move on the screen before acceleration has any effect. If the movement is smaller than the threshold, the mouse pointer moves as if the acceleration was set to 1X; thus, when you make small movements with the physical device, there is no acceleration at all, giving you a greater degree of control over the mouse pointer. With larger movements of the physical device, you can move the mouse pointer rapidly to different areas on the screen.
msec
Double click interval:
The double click interval is the maximal time (in milliseconds) between two mouse clicks which turns them into a double click. If the second click happens later than this time interval after the first click, they are recognized as two separate clicks.
Drag start time:
If you click with the mouse (e. g. in a multi-line editor) and begin to move the mouse within the drag start time, a drag operation will be initiated.
Drag start distance:
If you click with the mouse and begin to move the mouse at least the drag start distance, a drag operation will be initiated.
Mouse wheel scrolls by:
If you use the wheel of a mouse, this value determines the number of lines to scroll for each wheel movement. Note that if this number exceeds the number of visible lines, it will be ignored and the wheel movement will be handled as a page up/ down movement.
Mouse Navigation
& Move pointer with keyboard (using the num pad)
& Acceleration delay:
Repeat interval:
Acceleration & time:
pixel/ sec
Maximum speed:
Acceleration & profile:
Mouse
(c) 1997 - 2005 Mouse developers
Button Order
Right handed
Left handed
Change the direction of scrolling for the mouse wheel or the 4th and 5th mouse buttons.
Reverse scroll direction
Icons
Double-click to open files and folders (select icons on first click)
& Single-click to open files and folders
Change pointer shape over icons
Automatically select icons
Delay:
Short
Long
Cordless Name
Sensor Resolution
400 counts per inch
800 counts per inch
Battery Level
RF Channel
Channel 1
Channel 2
You have a Logitech Mouse connected, and libusb was found at compile time, but it was not possible to access this mouse. This is probably caused by a permissions problem - you should consult the manual on how to fix this.
Your names
Your emails
Select the cursor theme you want to use (hover preview to test cursor):
Remove Theme
Install New Theme...
Select the cursor theme you want to use:
Name
Description
You have to restart KDE for these changes to take effect.
Cursor Settings Changed
Small black
Small black cursors
Large black
Large black cursors
Small white
Small white cursors
Large white
Large white cursors
Drag or Type Theme URL
Unable to find the cursor theme archive %1.
Unable to download the cursor theme archive; please check that the address %1 is correct.
The file %1 does not appear to be a valid cursor theme archive.
Are you sure you want to remove the %1 cursor theme? This will delete all the files installed by this theme.
Confirmation
A theme named %1 already exists in your icon theme folder. Do you want replace it with this one?
Overwrite Theme?
No description available
Show feedback when clicking an icon
Visual feedback on activation
The old classic X cursors
System theme
Do not change cursor theme
kcmioslaveinfo
KDE Panel System Information Control Module
(c) 2001 - 2002 Alexander Neundorf
Alexander Neundorf
No documentation available for the '%1: / 'protocol.
Your names
Your emails
Some information about protocol '%1: / '...
Available IO slaves:
IO slaves Gives you an overview of the installed ioslaves.
Here you can change the system time. Click into the hours, minutes or seconds field to change the relevant value, either using the up and down buttons to the right or by entering a new value.
Current local time zone: %1 (%2)
Public Time Server (pool. ntp. org), asia. pool. ntp. org, europe. pool. ntp. org, north-america. pool. ntp. org, oceania. pool. ntp. org
Unable to contact time server: %1.
Can not set date.
Error setting new time zone.
Time zone Error
Date & Time This system settings module can be used to set the system date and time. As these settings do not only affect you as a user, but rather the whole system, you can only change these settings when you start the System Settings as root. If you do not have the root password, but feel the system time should be corrected, please contact your system administrator.
kcmclock
KDE Clock Control Module
Original author
Current Maintainer
Added NTP support
Date & Time This control module can be used to set the system date and time. As these settings do not only affect you as a user, but rather the whole system, you can only change these settings when you start the System Settings as root. If you do not have the root password, but feel the system time should be corrected, please contact your system administrator.
Set date and time & automatically:
Here you can change the system date's day of the month, month and year.
Time Zone
To change the local time zone, select your area from the list below.
Current local time zone:
Your names
Your emails
Date/ Time Error
kcmkded
KDE Service Manager
(c) 2002 Daniel Molkentin
Daniel Molkentin
Service Manager This module allows you to have an overview of all plugins of the KDE Daemon, also referred to as KDE Services. Generally, there are two types of service: Services invoked at startup Services called on demand The latter are only listed for convenience. The startup services can be started and stopped. In Administrator mode, you can also define whether services should be loaded at startup. Use this with care: some services are vital for KDE; do not deactivate services if you do not know what you are doing.
Running
Not running
Load-on-Demand Services
This is a list of available KDE services which will be started on demand. They are only listed for convenience, as you cannot manipulate these services.
Service
Status
Description
Startup Services
This shows all KDE services that can be loaded on KDE startup. Checked services will be invoked on next startup. Be careful with deactivation of unknown services.
Use
Start
Stop
Unable to contact KDED.
Unable to start server %1.
Unable to start service %1. Error: %2
Unable to stop server %1.
Unable to stop service %1. Error: %2
Your names
Your emails
ZeroConf configuration
(C) 2004-2007 Jakub Stachowski
Setup services browsing with ZeroConf
List of Internet domains that will be browsed for services in addition to default domain (typically local network).
Additional Domains
Your names
Your emails
kcm_kdnssd
MyDialog1
& General
Browse local network
Browse local network (domain. local) using multicast DNS.
Publishing Mode
Local network
Advertise services on local network (in domain. local) using multicast DNS.
& Wide area network
Advertise services on Internet domain using public IP. To have this option working you need to configure wide area operation in using administrator mode
Wide area
Shared secret:
Name of this machine. Must be in fully qualified form (host. domain)
Optional shared secret used for authorization of DNS dynamic updates.
Domain:
Hostname:
Reset to defaults
Current Component
All Components
Import Scheme...
Export Scheme...
Your current changes will be lost if you load another scheme before saving this one
Load Shortcut Scheme
Remove component
Components
Select Shortcut Scheme
Select one of the standard KDE shortcut schemes
& Standard scheme:
Select a shortcut scheme file
Shortcuts:
& Key Scheme
Click here to remove the selected key bindings scheme. You cannot remove the standard system-wide schemes'Current scheme 'and'KDE default'.
Keyboard Shortcuts Using shortcuts you can configure certain actions to be triggered when you press a key or a combination of keys, e. g. Ctrl+C is normally bound to'Copy '. KDE allows you to store more than one'scheme' of shortcuts, so you might want to experiment a little setting up your own scheme, although you can still change back to the KDE defaults. In the'Global Shortcuts' tab you can configure non-application-specific bindings, like how to switch desktops or maximize a window; in the'Application Shortcuts' tab you will find bindings typically used in applications, such as copy and paste.
New scheme
& Global Shortcuts
Shortcut Sequences
User-Defined Scheme
Win
This scheme requires the "%1" modifier key, which is not available on your keyboard layout. Do you wish to view it anyway?
Save Key Scheme
Enter a name for the key scheme:
A key scheme with the name '%1 'already exists; do you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite
Command
Shortcut
Alternate
System
Navigation
Walk Through Windows
Walk Through Windows (Reverse)
Walk Through Desktops
Walk Through Desktops (Reverse)
Walk Through Desktop List
Walk Through Desktop List (Reverse)
Windows
Window Operations Menu
Close Window
Maximize Window
Maximize Window Vertically
Maximize Window Horizontally
Minimize Window
Shade Window
Move Window
Resize Window
Raise Window
Lower Window
Toggle Window Raise/ Lower
Make Window Fullscreen
Hide Window Border
Keep Window Above Others
Keep Window Below Others
Activate Window Demanding Attention
Setup Window Shortcut
Pack Window to the Right
Pack Window to the Left
Pack Window Up
Pack Window Down
Pack Grow Window Horizontally
Pack Grow Window Vertically
Pack Shrink Window Horizontally
Pack Shrink Window Vertically
Window & Desktop
Keep Window on All Desktops
Window to Desktop 1
Window to Desktop 2
Window to Desktop 3
Window to Desktop 4
Window to Desktop 5
Window to Desktop 6
Window to Desktop 7
Window to Desktop 8
Window to Desktop 9
Window to Desktop 10
Window to Desktop 11
Window to Desktop 12
Window to Desktop 13
Window to Desktop 14
Window to Desktop 15
Window to Desktop 16
Window to Desktop 17
Window to Desktop 18
Window to Desktop 19
Window to Desktop 20
Window to Next Desktop
Window to Previous Desktop
Window One Desktop to the Right
Window One Desktop to the Left
Window One Desktop Up
Window One Desktop Down
Window to Screen 0
Window to Screen 1
Window to Screen 2
Window to Screen 3
Window to Screen 4
Window to Screen 5
Window to Screen 6
Window to Screen 7
Window to Next Screen
Desktop Switching
Switch to Desktop 1
Switch to Desktop 2
Switch to Desktop 3
Switch to Desktop 4
Switch to Desktop 5
Switch to Desktop 6
Switch to Desktop 7
Switch to Desktop 8
Switch to Desktop 9
Switch to Desktop 10
Switch to Desktop 11
Switch to Desktop 12
Switch to Desktop 13
Switch to Desktop 14
Switch to Desktop 15
Switch to Desktop 16
Switch to Desktop 17
Switch to Desktop 18
Switch to Desktop 19
Switch to Desktop 20
Switch to Next Desktop
Switch to Previous Desktop
Switch One Desktop to the Right
Switch One Desktop to the Left
Switch One Desktop Up
Switch One Desktop Down
Switch to Screen 0
Switch to Screen 1
Switch to Screen 2
Switch to Screen 3
Switch to Screen 4
Switch to Screen 5
Switch to Screen 6
Switch to Screen 7
Switch to Next Screen
Mouse Emulation
Kill Window
Window Screenshot to Clipboard
Block Global Shortcuts
Switch to Next Keyboard Layout
Keyboard
Click here to remove the selected key bindings scheme. You can not remove the standard system wide schemes, 'Current scheme 'and'KDE default'.
Panel
Popup Launch Menu
Toggle Showing Desktop
Next Taskbar Entry
Previous Taskbar Entry
Clipboard
Show Klipper Popup-Menu
Manually Invoke Action on Current Clipboard
Enable/ Disable Clipboard Actions
Desktop
Run Command
Show Taskmanager
Show Window List
Switch User
Lock Session
Log Out
Log Out Without Confirmation
Halt without Confirmation
Reboot without Confirmation
KDE Modifiers
Modifier
X11-Mod
Ctrl
Cache This module lets you configure your cache settings. The cache is an internal memory in Konqueror where recently read web pages are stored. If you want to retrieve a web page again that you have recently read, it will not be downloaded from the Internet, but rather retrieved from the cache, which is a lot faster.
Unable to start the cookie handler service. You will not be able to manage the cookies that are stored on your computer.
& Policy
& Management
Cookies Cookies contain information that Konqueror (or other KDE applications using the HTTP protocol) stores on your computer, initiated by a remote Internet server. This means that a web server can store information about you and your browsing activities on your machine for later use. You might consider this an invasion of privacy. However, cookies are useful in certain situations. For example, they are often used by Internet shops, so you can'put things into a shopping basket '. Some sites require you have a browser that supports cookies. Because most people want a compromise between privacy and the benefits cookies offer, KDE offers you the ability to customize the way it handles cookies. So you might want to set KDE's default policy to ask you whenever a server wants to set a cookie, allowing you to decide. For your favorite shopping web sites that you trust, you might want to set the policy to accept, then you can access the web sites without being prompted every time KDE receives a cookie.
D-Bus Communication Error
Unable to delete all the cookies as requested.
Unable to delete cookies as requested.
Cookie Management Quick Help
Information Lookup Failure
Unable to retrieve information about the cookies stored on your computer.
End of session
Yes
New Cookie Policy
Change Cookie Policy
A policy already exists for %1 Do you want to replace it?
Duplicate Policy
Replace
Unable to communicate with the cookie handler service. Any changes you made will not take effect until the service is restarted.
Cookies Cookies contain information that Konqueror (or any other KDE application using the HTTP protocol) stores on your computer from a remote Internet server. This means that a web server can store information about you and your browsing activities on your machine for later use. You might consider this an invasion of privacy. However, cookies are useful in certain situations. For example, they are often used by Internet shops, so you can'put things into a shopping basket '. Some sites require you have a browser that supports cookies. Because most people want a compromise between privacy and the benefits cookies offer, KDE offers you the ability to customize the way it handles cookies. You might, for example want to set KDE's default policy to ask you whenever a server wants to set a cookie or simply reject or accept everything. For example, you might choose to accept all cookies from your favorite shopping web site. For this all you have to do is either browse to that particular site and when you are presented with the cookie dialog box, click on This domain under the'apply to' tab and choose accept or simply specify the name of the site in the Domain Specific Policy tab and set it to accept. This enables you to receive cookies from trusted web sites without being asked every time KDE receives a cookie.
Variable Proxy Configuration
You must specify at least one valid proxy environment variable.
Make sure you entered the actual environment variable name rather than its value. For example, if the environment variable is HTTP_PROXY=http: / /localhost:3128 you need to enter HTTP_PROXY here instead of the actual value http: / /localhost:3128.
Invalid Proxy Setup
Successfully verified.
Proxy Setup
Did not detect any environment variables commonly used to set system wide proxy information.
To learn about the variable names the automatic detection process searches for, press OK, click on the quick help button on the window title bar of the previous dialog and then click on the "Auto Detect" button.
Automatic Proxy Variable Detection
Manual Proxy Configuration
Invalid Proxy Setting
One or more of the specified proxy settings are invalid. The incorrect entries are highlighted.
You entered a duplicate address. Please try again.
%1 is already in the list.
Duplicate Entry
New Exception
Change Exception
Invalid Entry
The address you have entered is not valid.
Make sure none of the addresses or URLs you specified contain invalid or wildcard characters such as spaces, asterisks (*), or question marks(?). Examples of VALID entries: http: / /mycompany. com, 192.168.10.1, mycompany. com, localhost, http: / /localhost Examples of INVALID entries: http: / /my company. com, http: / mycompany, com file: / localhost
Enter the URL or address that should use the above proxy settings:
Enter the address or URL that should be excluded from using the above proxy settings:
Enter a valid address or URL. NOTE: Wildcard matching such as *. kde. org is not supported. If you want to match any host in the. kde. org domain, e. g. printing. kde. org, then simply enter. kde. org.
The address of the automatic proxy configuration script is invalid. Please correct this problem before proceeding. Otherwise, your changes will be ignored.
Proxy A proxy server is an intermediate program that sits between your machine and the Internet and provides services such as web page caching and/ or filtering. Caching proxy servers give you faster access to sites you have already visited by locally storing or caching the content of those pages; filtering proxy servers, on the other hand, provide the ability to block out requests for ads, spam, or anything else you want to block. Note: Some proxy servers provide both services.
The proxy settings you specified are invalid. Please click on the Setup... button and correct the problem before proceeding; otherwise your changes will be ignored.
Update Failed
You have to restart the running applications for these changes to take effect.
You have to restart KDE for these changes to take effect.
Timeout Values
sec
Socket read:
Proxy connect:
Server connect:
& Server response:
FTP Options
Enable passive & mode (PASV)
Enables FTP's "passive" mode. This is required to allow FTP to work from behind firewalls.
Mark & partially uploaded files
Marks partially uploaded FTP files. When this option is enabled, partially uploaded files will have a ". part" extension. This extension will be removed once the transfer is complete.
Network Preferences Here you can define the behavior of KDE programs when using Internet and network connections. If you experience timeouts or use a modem to connect to the Internet, you might want to adjust these settings.
Disk cache size:
kB
& Clear Cache
Check this box if you want the web pages you visit to be stored on your hard disk for quicker access. The stored pages will only be updated as needed instead of on every visit to that site. This is especially useful if you have a slow connection to the Internet.
& Use cache
Policy
Verify whether the cached web page is valid before attempting to fetch the web page again.
& Keep cache in sync
Always use documents from the cache when available. You can still use the reload button to synchronize the cache with the remote host.
Use cache whenever & possible
Do not fetch web pages that are not already stored in the cache. Offline mode prevents you from viewing pages that you have not previously visited.
Offline browsing mode
Disk cache & size:
Clear Cache
Enter the name of the environment variable, e. g. HTTP_PROXY, used to store the address of the HTTP proxy server. Alternatively, you can click on the "Auto Detect" button to attempt automatic discovery of this variable.
HTTP:
Enter the name of the environment variable, e. g. HTTPS_PROXY, used to store the address of the HTTPS proxy server. Alternatively, you can click on the "Auto Detect" button to attempt an automatic discovery of this variable.
HTTPS:
Enter the name of the environment variable, e. g. FTP_PROXY, used to store the address of the FTP proxy server. Alternatively, you can click on the "Auto Detect" button to attempt an automatic discovery of this variable.
& FTP:
Enter the environment variable, e. g. NO_PROXY, used to store the addresses of sites for which the proxy server should not be used. Alternatively, you can click on the "Auto Detect" button to attempt an automatic discovery of this variable.
NO & PROXY:
Show the & value of the environment variables
Verify whether or not the environment variable names you supplied are valid. If an environment variable is not found, the associated labels will be highlighted to indicate that they are invalid.
& Verify
Attempt automatic discovery of the environment variables used for setting system wide proxy information. This feature works by searching for commonly used variable names such as HTTP_PROXY, FTP_PROXY and NO_PROXY.
Auto & Detect
Search
Search interactively for domains and hosts
Domain [Group]
Host [Set By]
Delete
Delete All
Change & Policy...
& Reload List
Details
Name:
Value:
Domain:
Path:
Expires:
Secure:
Enable cookie support. Normally you will want to have cookie support enabled and customize it to suit your privacy needs. Please note that disabling cookie support might make many web sites unbrowsable.
Enable cookies
Reject the so called third-party cookies. These are cookies that originate from a site other than the one you are currently browsing. For example, if you visit www. foobar. com while this option is on, only cookies that originate from www. foobar. com will be processed per your settings. Cookies from any other site will be rejected. This reduces the chances of site operators compiling a profile about your daily browsing habits.
Only accept cookies from originating server
Automatically accept temporary cookies meant to expire at the end of the current session. Such cookies will not be stored in your computer's hard drive or storage device. Instead, they are deleted when you close all applications (e. g. your browser) that use them. NOTE: Checking this option along with the next one will override your default as well as site specific cookie policies. However, doing so also increases your privacy since all cookies will be removed when the current session ends.
Automatically accept session cookies
Treat all cookies as session cookies. Session cookies are small pieces of data that are temporarily stored in your computer's memory until you quit or close all applications (e. g. your browser) that use them. Unlike regular cookies, session cookies are never stored on your hard drive or other storage medium. NOTE: Checking this option along with the previous one will override your default as well as site specific cookie policies. However, doing so also increases your privacy since all cookies will be removed when the current session ends.
Treat & all cookies as session cookies
Determines how cookies received from a remote machine will be handled: Ask will cause KDE to ask for your confirmation whenever a server wants to set a cookie. Accept will cause cookies to be accepted without prompting you. Reject will cause the cookiejar to refuse all cookies it receives. NOTE: Domain specific policies, which can be set below, always take precedence over the default policy.
Default Policy
Ask & for confirmation
Accept all cookies
Reject all cookies
To add a new policy, simply click on the Add... button and supply the necessary information. To change an existing policy, use the Change... button and choose the new policy from the policy dialog box. Clicking on the Delete button will remove the currently selected policy causing the default policy setting to be used for that domain, whereas Delete All will remove all the site specific policies.
Site Policy
& New...
Change...
List of sites for which you have set a specific cookie policy. Specific policies override the default policy setting for these sites.
Domain
Search interactively for domains
Disable Passive FTP
When FTP connections are passive the client connects to the server, instead of the other way round, so firewalls do not block the connection; old FTP servers may not support Passive FTP though.
Mark partially uploaded files
While a file is being uploaded its extension is ". part". When fully uploaded it is renamed to its real name.
Setup proxy configuration. A proxy server is an intermediate machine that sits between your computer and the Internet and provides services such as web page caching and filtering. Caching proxy servers give you faster access to web sites you have already visited by locally storing or caching those pages; filtering proxy servers usually provide the ability to block out requests for ads, spam, or anything else you want to block. If you are uncertain whether or not you need to use a proxy server to connect to the Internet, consult your Internet service provider's setup guide or your system administrator.
Connect to the Internet directly.
Connect to the & Internet directly
Automatically detect and configure the proxy settings. Automatic detection is performed using the Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol (WPAD). NOTE: This option might not work properly or not work at all in some UNIX/ Linux distributions. If you encounter a problem when using this option, please check the FAQ section at http: / /konqueror. kde. org.
Automatically detect proxy configuration
Use the specified proxy script URL to configure the proxy settings.
Use proxy configuration URL:
Enter the address for the proxy configuration script.
Use environment variables to configure the proxy settings. Environment variables such as HTTP_PROXY and NO_PROXY are usually used in multi-user UNIX installations, where both graphical and non-graphical applications need to share the same proxy configuration information.
Use preset proxy environment & variables
Show the proxy environment variable configuration dialog.
Setup...
Manually enter proxy server configuration information.
& Manually specify the proxy settings
Show the manual proxy configuration dialog.
Authorization
Prompt for login information whenever it is required.
Prompt as & needed
Use this login information.
Use information specified here to login into proxy servers as needed.
Username:
Login name.
Login password.
Password:
Options
Use persistent proxy connection. Although a persistent proxy connection is faster, note that it only works correctly with proxies that are fully HTTP 1.1 compliant. Do not use this option in combination with non-HTTP 1.1 compliant proxy servers such as JunkBuster and WWWOfle.
Use persistent connections to proxy
Servers
Enter the address of the HTTP proxy server.
Enter the address of the HTTPS proxy server.
Enter the address of the FTP proxy server.
Enter the port number of the FTP proxy server. Default 8080. Another common value is 3128.
Enter the port number of the HTTP proxy server. Default is 8080. Another common value is 3128.
& Use the same proxy server for all protocols
Exceptions
Reverse the use of the exception list. Checking this box will result in the proxy servers being used only when the requested URL matches one of the addresses listed here. This feature is useful if all you want or need is to use a proxy server for a few specific sites. If you have more complex requirements you might want to use a configuration script.
Use proxy only for entries in this list
Remove all proxy exception addresses from the list.
Delete All
Remove the selected proxy exception address from the list.
Delete
Add new proxy exception address to the list.
Change the selected proxy exception address.
Change...
Enter the host or domain to which this policy applies, e. g. www. kde. org or. kde. org.
& Domain name:
Select the desired policy: Accept - Allows this site to set cookies Reject - Refuse all cookies sent from this site Ask - Prompt when cookies are received from this site
& Policy:
Accept
Reject
Ask
Here you can modify the default browser-identification text or set a site (eg. www. kde. org) or a domain (eg. kde. org) specific identification text. To add a new site-specific identification text, click the New button and supply the necessary information. To change an existing site-specific entry, click on the Change button. The Delete button will remove the selected site-specific identification text, causing the default setting to be used for that site or domain.
Send the browser identification to web sites. NOTE: Many sites rely on this information to display pages properly, hence, it is highly recommended that you do not totally disable this feature but rather customize it. By default, only minimal identification information is sent to remote sites. The identification text that will be sent is shown below.
& Send identification
The browser identification text sent to the sites you visit. Use the provided options to customize it.
Default Identification
The browser identification text sent to the sites you visit. You can customize it using the options provided below.
Includes your operating system's name in the browser identification text.
Add operating system name
Includes your operating system's version number in the browser identification text.
Add operating system & version
Includes your platform type in the browser identification text
Add & platform name
Includes your machine's CPU type in the browser identification text.
Add & machine (processor) type
Includes your language settings in the browser identification text to obtain localized versions of the page.
Add language information
Site Specific Identification
Site Name
Identification
User Agent
Add new identification text for a site.
Change the selected identifier text.
Delete the selected identifier text.
Delete all identifiers.
Enter the site or domain name where a fake browser identification should be used. NOTE: Wildcard syntax such as \\"*,?\\ "is NOT allowed: instead, use the top level address of a site to make generic matches; for example, if you want all KDE sites to receive a fake browser identification, you would enter. kde. org - the fake identity would then be sent to any KDE site that ends with kde. org.
& When browsing the following site:
Select the browser identification to use whenever contacting the site you specified above.
& Use the following identification:
The actual browser identification text that will be sent to the remote machine.
Real identification:
Default user name:
Default password:
Windows Shares Konqueror is able to access shared Microsoft Windows file systems, if properly configured. If there is a specific computer from which you want to browse, fill in the Browse server field. This is mandatory if you are not running Samba locally. The Broadcast address and WINS address fields will also be available, if you use the native code, or the location of the'smb. conf 'file from which the options are read, when using Samba. In any case, the broadcast address (interfaces in smb. conf) must be set up if it is guessed incorrectly or you have multiple cards. A WINS server usually improves performance, and reduces the network load a lot. The bindings are used to assign a default user for a given server, possibly with the corresponding password, or for accessing specific shares. If you choose to, new bindings will be created for logins and shares accessed during browsing. You can edit all of them from here. Passwords will be stored locally, and scrambled so as to render them unreadable to the human eye. For security reasons, you may not want to do that, as entries with passwords are clearly indicated as such.
Add Identification
Modify Identification
Found an existing identification for %1 Do you want to replace it?
Duplicate Identification
Browser Identification The browser-identification module allows you to have full control over how Konqueror will identify itself to web sites you browse. This ability to fake identification is necessary because some web sites do not display properly when they detect that they are not talking to current versions of either Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer, even if the browser actually supports all the necessary features to render those pages properly. For such sites, you can use this feature to try to browse them. Please understand that this might not always work, since such sites might be using non-standard web protocols and or specifications. NOTE: To obtain specific help on a particular section of the dialog box, simply click on the quick help button on the window title bar, then click on the section for which you are seeking help.
Local Network Browsing Here you setup your "Network Neighborhood". You can use either the LISa daemon and the lan: / ioslave, or the ResLISa daemon and the rlan: / ioslave. About the LAN ioslave configuration: If you select it, the ioslave, if available, will check whether the host supports this service when you open this host. Please note that paranoid people might consider even this to be an attack. Always means that you will always see the links for the services, regardless of whether they are actually offered by the host. Never means that you will never have the links to the services. In both cases you will not contact the host, so nobody will ever regard you as an attacker. More information about LISa can be found at the LISa Homepage or contact Alexander Neundorf & lt; neundorf@kde. org gt;.
& Windows Shares
& LISa Daemon
lan: / Ioslave
& Search:
& Proxy
& SOCKS
SOCKS
Check this to enable SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 support in KDE applications and I/ O subsystems.
& Enable SOCKS support
Click here to test SOCKS support.
& Test
SOCKS Implementation
Select custom if you wish to use an unlisted SOCKS library. Please note that this may not always work as it depends on the API of the library which you specify (below).
Use & custom library
Enter the path to an unsupported SOCKS library.
If you select Autodetect, then KDE will automatically search for an implementation of SOCKS on your computer.
Auto detect
This will force KDE to use NEC SOCKS if it can be found.
& NEC SOCKS
This will force KDE to use Dante if it can be found.
& Dante
Here you can specify additional directories to search for the SOCKS libraries. / usr/ lib, / usr/ local/ lib, / usr/ local/ socks5/ lib and / opt/ socks5/ lib are already searched by default.
Additional Library Search Paths
Your names
Your emails
kcmsocks
KDE SOCKS Control Module
(c) 2001 George Staikos
George Staikos
These changes will only apply to newly started applications.
SOCKS Support
Success: SOCKS was found and initialized.
SOCKS could not be loaded.
SOCKS This module allows you to configure KDE support for a SOCKS server or proxy. SOCKS is a protocol to traverse firewalls as described in RFC 1928. If you have no idea what this is and if your system administrator does not tell you to use it, leave it disabled.
& Path:
This is the list of additional paths that will be searched.
Path
& Add
& OK
& Cancel
List of sites for which the specified identification text will be used instead of the default one.
...
Konqueror Behavior You can configure how Konqueror behaves as a file manager here.
Misc Options
Open folders in separate & windows
If this option is checked, Konqueror will open a new window when you open a folder, rather than showing that folder's contents in the current window.
Show'Delete 'context menu entries which bypass the trashcan
Check this if you want'Delete 'menu commands to be displayed on the desktop and in the file manager's context menus. You can always delete files by holding the Shift key while calling'Move to Trash'.
Paths This module allows you to choose where in the filesystem the files on your desktop should be stored. Use the "Whats This?" (Shift+F1) to get help on specific options.
Desktop path:
This folder contains all the files which you see on your desktop. You can change the location of this folder if you want to, and the contents will move automatically to the new location as well.
Autostart path:
This folder contains applications or links to applications (shortcuts) that you want to have started automatically whenever KDE starts. You can change the location of this folder if you want to, and the contents will move automatically to the new location as well.
Documents path:
This folder will be used by default to load or save documents from or to.
Downloads path:
This folder will be used by default to save your downloaded items.
Movies path:
This folder will be used by default to load or save movies from or to.
Pictures path:
This folder will be used by default to load or save pictures from or to.
This folder will be used by default to load or save music from or to.
Autostart
Desktop
Documents
Movies
The path for '%1 'has been changed. Do you want the files to be moved from '%2' to '%3 '?
Move
The path for '%1 'has been changed. Do you want to move the directory '%2' to '%3 '?
Confirmation Required
Menu Editor
Menu
New...
Remove
Move Up
Move Down
Ask Confirmation For
This option tells Konqueror whether to ask for a confirmation when you "delete" a file. Move To Trash: moves the file to your trash folder, from where it can be recovered very easily. Delete: simply deletes the file.
& Move to trash
Delete
& Behavior
& Previews & & Meta-Data
Allow previews, "Folder Icons Reflect Contents", and retrieval of meta-data on protocols:
Preview Options Here you can modify the behavior of Konqueror when it shows the files in a folder. The list of protocols: check the protocols over which previews should be shown; uncheck those over which they should not. For instance, you might want to show previews over SMB if the local network is fast enough, but you might disable it for FTP if you often visit very slow FTP sites with large images. Maximum File Size: select the maximum file size for which previews should be generated. For instance, if set to 1 MB (the default), no preview will be generated for files bigger than 1 MB, for speed reasons.
Select Protocols
Local Protocols
Internet Protocols
This option makes it possible to choose when the file previews, smart folder icons, and meta-data in the File Manager should be activated. In the list of protocols that appear, select which ones are fast enough for you to allow previews to be generated.
& Maximum file size:
MB
& Increase size of previews relative to icons
& Use thumbnails embedded in files
Select this to use thumbnails that are found inside some file types (e. g. JPEG). This will increase speed and reduce disk usage. Deselect it if you have files that have been processed by programs which create inaccurate thumbnails, such as ImageMagick.
Sound Files
& Left button:
You can choose what happens when you click the left button of your pointing device on the desktop:
Right button:
You can choose what happens when you click the right button of your pointing device on the desktop:
No action Window list menu: a menu showing all windows on all virtual desktops pops up. You can click on the desktop name to switch to that desktop, or on a window name to shift focus to that window, switching desktops if necessary, and restoring the window if it is hidden. Hidden or minimized windows are represented with their names in parentheses. Desktop menu: a context menu for the desktop pops up. Among other things, this menu has options for configuring the display, locking the screen, and logging out of KDE. Application menu: the "K" menu pops up. This might be useful for quickly accessing applications if you like to keep the panel hidden from view.
You can choose what happens when you click on the desktop using your pointing device's middle button: No action Window list menu: a menu showing all windows on all virtual desktops pops up. You can click on the desktop name to switch to that desktop, or on a window name to shift focus to that window, switching desktops if necessary, and restoring the window if it is hidden. Hidden or minimized windows are represented with their names in parentheses. Desktop menu: a context menu for the desktop pops up. Among other things, this menu has options for configuring the display, locking the screen, and logging out of KDE. Application menu: the "K" menu pops up. This might be useful for quickly accessing applications if you like to keep the panel hidden from view.
No action: as you might guess, nothing happens! Window list menu: a menu showing all windows on all virtual desktops pops up. You can click on the desktop name to switch to that desktop, or on a window name to shift focus to that window, switching desktops if necessary, and restoring the window if it is hidden. Hidden or minimized windows are represented with their names in parentheses. Desktop menu: a context menu for the desktop pops up. Among other things, this menu has options for configuring the display, locking the screen, and logging out of KDE. Application menu: the "K" menu pops up. This might be useful for quickly accessing applications if you like to keep the panel (also known as "Kicker") hidden from view.
No Action
Window List Menu
Desktop Menu
Application Menu
Bookmarks Menu
Custom Menu 1
Custom Menu 2
Behavior This module allows you to choose various options for your desktop, including the way in which icons are arranged and the pop-up menus associated when clicking on the desktop using the middle and right mouse buttons. Use the "What's This?" (Shift+F1) to get help on specific options.
General
Uncheck this option if you do not want to have icons on the desktop. Without icons the desktop will be somewhat faster but you will no longer be able to drag files to the desktop.
& Show icons on desktop
Check this option if you want to run X11 programs that draw into the desktop such as xsnow, xpenguin or xmountain. If you have problems with applications like netscape that check the root window for running instances, disable this option.
Allow programs in desktop window
Show & tooltips
Menu Bar at top of Screen
If this option is selected, there is no menu bar at the top of the screen.
& None
If this option is selected, there is one menu bar at the top of the screen which shows the desktop menus.
& Desktop menu bar
If this option is selected, applications will not have their menu bar attached to their own window anymore. Instead, there is one menu bar at the top of the screen which shows the menus of the currently active application. You might recognize this behavior from Mac OS.
& Current application's menu bar (Mac OS-style)
Mouse Button Actions
Middle button:
Left button:
Right button:
Edit...
File Icons
Check this option if you want to see your icons automatically aligned to the grid when you move them.
Automatically & line up icons
If you check this option, any files in your desktop directory that begin with a period (.) will be shown. Usually, such files contain configuration information, and remain hidden from view. For example, files which are named ". directory" are plain text files which contain information for Konqueror, such as the icon to use in displaying a directory, the order in which files should be sorted, etc. You should not change or delete these files unless you know what you are doing.
Show & hidden files
Select for which types of files you want to enable preview images.
Show Icon Previews For
Device Icons
& Show device icons:
Deselect the device types which you do not want to see on the desktop.
Device Types to Display
Show file & tips
Here you can control if, when moving the mouse over a file, you want to see a small popup window with additional information about that file
Show & previews in file tips
Here you can control if you want the popup window to contain a larger preview for the file, when moving the mouse over it.
Multiple Desktops In this module, you can configure how many virtual desktops you want and how these should be labeled.
Number of desktops:
Here you can set how many virtual desktops you want on your KDE desktop. Move the slider to change the value.
Desktop & Names
Desktop %1:
Here you can enter the name for desktop %1
Mouse wheel over desktop background switches desktop
Desktop %1
Rename icons inline
Checking this option will allow files to be renamed by clicking directly on the icon name.
& Appearance
& Standard font:
This is the font used to display text in Konqueror windows.
Font size:
This is the font size used to display text in Konqueror windows.
Normal text color:
This is the color used to display text in Konqueror windows.
& Text background color:
This is the color used behind the text for the icons on the desktop.
Height for icon text:
This is the maximum number of lines that can be used to draw icon text. Long file names are truncated at the end of the last line.
& Width for icon text:
This is the maximum width for the icon text when konqueror is used in multi column view mode.
& Underline filenames
Checking this option will result in filenames being underlined, so that they look like links on a web page. Note: to complete the analogy, make sure that single click activation is enabled in the mouse control module.
Display file sizes in bytes
Checking this option will result in file sizes being displayed in bytes. Otherwise file sizes are being displayed in kilobytes or megabytes if appropriate.
Appearance You can configure how Konqueror looks as a file manager here.
& Show network operations in a single window
Checking this option will group the progress information for all network file transfers into a single window with a list. When the option is not checked, all transfers appear in a separate window.
Home & URL:
Select Home Folder
This is the URL (e. g. a folder or a web page) where Konqueror will jump to when the "Home" button is pressed. This is usually your home folder, symbolized by a'tilde '(~).
Qt: :DockLeft button:
Qt: :DockRight button:
& Quick Copy & & Move
General
Fonts
Stylesheets
Images
Automatically load images
If this box is checked, Konqueror will automatically load any images that are embedded in a web page. Otherwise, it will display placeholders for the images, and you can then manually load the images by clicking on the image button. Unless you have a very slow network connection, you will probably want to check this box to enhance your browsing experience.
Draw frame around not completely loaded images
If this box is checked, Konqueror will draw a frame as a placeholder around images embedded in a web page that are not yet fully loaded. You will probably want to check this box to enhance your browsing experience, especially if have a slow network connection.
Enabled
Disabled
Show Only Once
Controls how Konqueror shows animated images: Enabled: Show all animations completely. Disabled: Never show animations, show the starting image only. Show only once: Show all animations completely but do not repeat them.
Animations:
Miscellaneous
Only on Hover
Underline links:
Controls how Konqueror handles underlining hyperlinks: Enabled: Always underline links Disabled: Never underline links Only on Hover: Underline when the mouse is moved over the link Note: The site's CSS definitions can override this value.
When Efficient
Always
Konqueror Fonts On this page, you can configure which fonts Konqueror should use to display the web pages you view.
Font Size
This is the relative font size Konqueror uses to display web sites.
Minimum font size:
Konqueror will never display text smaller than this size, overriding any other settings.
& Medium font size:
Standard font:
This is the font used to display normal text in a web page.
& Fixed font:
This is the font used to display fixed-width (i. e. non-proportional) text.
Serif font:
This is the font used to display text that is marked up as serif.
Sans serif font:
This is the font used to display text that is marked up as sans-serif.
Cursive font:
This is the font used to display text that is marked up as italic.
Fantasy font:
This is the font used to display text that is marked up as a fantasy font.
Font & size adjustment for this encoding:
Use Language Encoding
Default encoding:
Select the default encoding to be used; normally, you will be fine with'Use language encoding 'and should not have to change this.
Host/ Domain
Policy
& New...
Change...
Delete
& Import...
& Export...
Click on this button to manually add a host or domain specific policy.
Click on this button to change the policy for the host or domain selected in the list box.
Click on this button to delete the policy for the host or domain selected in the list box.
You must first select a policy to be changed.
You must first select a policy to delete.
Use Global
Accept
Reject
Enable filters
Hide filtered images
URL Expressions to Filter
Insert
Update
Remove
Import...
Export...
Enable or disable AdBlocK filters. When enabled, a set of URL expressions should be defined in the filter list for blocking to take effect.
When enabled blocked images will be removed from the page completely, otherwise a placeholder'blocked 'image will be used.
This is the list of URL filters that will be applied to all embedded images and media objects.
Konqueror AdBlocK Konqueror AdBlocK allows you to create a list of filters that are checked against linked images and frames. URL's that match are either discarded or replaced with a placeholder image.
Tabbed Browsing
When & Konqueror starts:
Show Introduction Page
Show My Home Page
Show Blank Page
Show My Bookmarks
Home page:
Select Home Page
Konqueror Browser Here you can configure Konqueror's browser functionality. Please note that the file manager functionality has to be configured using the "File Manager" configuration module. You can make some settings how Konqueror should handle the HTML code in the web pages it loads. It is usually not necessary to change anything here.
Bookmarks
Ask for name and folder when adding bookmarks
If this box is checked, Konqueror will allow you to change the title of the bookmark and choose a folder in which to store it when you add a new bookmark.
Show only marked bookmarks in bookmark toolbar
If this box is checked, Konqueror will show only those bookmarks in the bookmark toolbar which you have marked to do so in the bookmark editor.
Form Completion
If this box is checked, Konqueror will remember the data you enter in web forms and suggest it in similar fields for all forms.
& Maximum completions:
Here you can select how many values Konqueror will remember for a form field.
Mouse Behavior
Change cursor over links
If this option is set, the shape of the cursor will change (usually to a hand) if it is moved over a hyperlink.
Middle click opens URL in selection
If this box is checked, you can open the URL in the selection by middle clicking on a Konqueror view.
Right click goes & back in history
If this box is checked, you can go back in history by right clicking on a Konqueror view. To access the context menu, press the right mouse button and move.
Allow automatic delayed & reloading/ redirecting
Some web pages request an automatic reload or redirection after a certain period of time. By unchecking this box Konqueror will ignore these requests.
Enable Access Key activation with Ctrl key
Pressing the Ctrl key when viewing webpages activates Access Keys. Unchecking this box will disable this accessibility feature. (Konqueror needs to be restarted for this change to take effect.)
Enable Java globally
Java Runtime Settings
& Use security manager
Use & KIO
Shutdown applet server when inactive for more than
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& Path to Java executable, or'java ':
Additional Java arguments:
Enables the execution of scripts written in Java that can be contained in HTML pages. Note that, as with any browser, enabling active contents can be a security problem.
This box contains the domains and hosts you have set a specific Java policy for. This policy will be used instead of the default policy for enabling or disabling Java applets on pages sent by these domains or hosts. Select a policy and use the controls on the right to modify it.
Click this button to choose the file that contains the Java policies. These policies will be merged with the existing ones. Duplicate entries are ignored.
Click this button to save the Java policy to a zipped file. The file, named java_policy. tgz, will be saved to a location of your choice.
Here you can set specific Java policies for any particular host or domain. To add a new policy, simply click the New... button and supply the necessary information requested by the dialog box. To change an existing policy, click on the Change... button and choose the new policy from the policy dialog box. Clicking on the Delete button will remove the selected policy, causing the default policy setting to be used for that domain.
Enabling the security manager will cause the jvm to run with a Security Manager in place. This will keep applets from being able to read and write to your file system, creating arbitrary sockets, and other actions which could be used to compromise your system. Disable this option at your own risk. You can modify your $HOME/. java. policy file with the Java policytool utility to give code downloaded from certain sites more permissions.
Enabling this will cause the jvm to use KIO for network transport
Enter the path to the java executable. If you want to use the jre in your path, simply leave it as'java '. If you need to use a different jre, enter the path to the java executable (e. g. / usr/ lib/ jdk/ bin/ java), or the path to the directory that contains'bin/ java' (e. g. / opt/ IBMJava2-13).
If you want special arguments to be passed to the virtual machine, enter them here.
When all the applets have been destroyed, the applet server should shut down. However, starting the jvm takes a lot of time. If you would like to keep the java process running while you are browsing, you can set the timeout value to whatever you like. To keep the java process running for the whole time that the konqueror process is, leave the Shutdown Applet Server checkbox unchecked.
Domain-Specific
New Java Policy
Change Java Policy
& Java policy:
Select a Java policy for the above host or domain.
Enable JavaScript globally
Enables the execution of scripts written in ECMA-Script (also known as JavaScript) that can be contained in HTML pages. Note that, as with any browser, enabling scripting languages can be a security problem.
Enable debugger
Enables builtin JavaScript debugger.
Report & errors
Enables the reporting of errors that occur when JavaScript code is executed.
Here you can set specific JavaScript policies for any particular host or domain. To add a new policy, simply click the New... button and supply the necessary information requested by the dialog box. To change an existing policy, click on the Change... button and choose the new policy from the policy dialog box. Clicking on the Delete button will remove the selected policy causing the default policy setting to be used for that domain. The Import and Export button allows you to easily share your policies with other people by allowing you to save and retrieve them from a zipped file.
This box contains the domains and hosts you have set a specific JavaScript policy for. This policy will be used instead of the default policy for enabling or disabling JavaScript on pages sent by these domains or hosts. Select a policy and use the controls on the right to modify it.
Click this button to choose the file that contains the JavaScript policies. These policies will be merged with the existing ones. Duplicate entries are ignored.
Click this button to save the JavaScript policy to a zipped file. The file, named javascript_policy. tgz, will be saved to a location of your choice.
Global JavaScript Policies
Domain-Specific
New JavaScript Policy
Change JavaScript Policy
JavaScript policy:
Select a JavaScript policy for the above host or domain.
Domain-Specific JavaScript Policies
Open new windows:
Use global
Use setting from global policy.
Allow
Accept all popup window requests.
Ask
Prompt every time a popup window is requested.
Deny
Reject all popup window requests.
Smart
Accept popup window requests only when links are activated through an explicit mouse click or keyboard operation.
If you disable this, Konqueror will stop interpreting the window. open() JavaScript command. This is useful if you regularly visit sites that make extensive use of this command to pop up ad banners. Note: Disabling this option might also break certain sites that require window. open() for proper operation. Use this feature carefully.
Resize window:
Allow scripts to change the window size.
Ignore
Ignore attempts of scripts to change the window size. The web page will think it changed the size but the actual window is not affected.
Some websites change the window size on their own by using window. resizeBy() or window. resizeTo(). This option specifies the treatment of such attempts.
Move window:
Allow scripts to change the window position.
Ignore attempts of scripts to change the window position. The web page will think it moved the window but the actual position is not affected.
Some websites change the window position on their own by using window. moveBy() or window. moveTo(). This option specifies the treatment of such attempts.
Focus window:
Allow scripts to focus the window.
Ignore attempts of scripts to focus the window. The web page will think it brought the focus to the window but the actual focus will remain unchanged.
Some websites set the focus to their browser window on their own by using window. focus(). This usually leads to the window being moved to the front interrupting whatever action the user was dedicated to at that time. This option specifies the treatment of such attempts.
Modify status bar text:
Allow scripts to change the text of the status bar.
Ignore attempts of scripts to change the status bar text. The web page will think it changed the text but the actual text will remain unchanged.
Some websites change the status bar text by setting window. status or window. defaultStatus, thus sometimes preventing displaying the real URLs of hyperlinks. This option specifies the treatment of such attempts.
Accept languages:
Accept character sets:
kcmkonqhtml
Konqueror Browsing Control Module
(c) 1999 - 2001 The Konqueror Developers
JavaScript access controls Per-domain policies extensions
& Java
JavaScript
JavaScript On this page, you can configure whether JavaScript programs embedded in web pages should be allowed to be executed by Konqueror. Java On this page, you can configure whether Java applets embedded in web pages should be allowed to be executed by Konqueror. Note: Active content is always a security risk, which is why Konqueror allows you to specify very fine-grained from which hosts you want to execute Java and/ or JavaScript programs.
Global Settings
& Enable plugins globally
Only allow & HTTP and HTTPS URLs for plugins
& Load plugins on demand only
CPU priority for plugins: %1
Domain-Specific Settings
Domain-Specific Policies
Enables the execution of plugins that can be contained in HTML pages, e. g. Macromedia Flash. Note that, as with any browser, enabling active contents can be a security problem.
This box contains the domains and hosts you have set a specific plugin policy for. This policy will be used instead of the default policy for enabling or disabling plugins on pages sent by these domains or hosts. Select a policy and use the controls on the right to modify it.
Click this button to choose the file that contains the plugin policies. These policies will be merged with the existing ones. Duplicate entries are ignored.
Click this button to save the plugin policy to a zipped file. The file, named plugin_policy. tgz, will be saved to a location of your choice.
Here you can set specific plugin policies for any particular host or domain. To add a new policy, simply click the New... button and supply the necessary information requested by the dialog box. To change an existing policy, click on the Change... button and choose the new policy from the policy dialog box. Clicking on the Delete button will remove the selected policy causing the default policy setting to be used for that domain.
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Konqueror Plugins The Konqueror web browser can use Netscape plugins to show special content, just like the Navigator does. Please note that the way you have to install Netscape plugins may depend on your distribution. A typical place to install them is, for example, '/ opt/ netscape/ plugins'.
Do you want to apply your changes before the scan? Otherwise the changes will be lost.
The nspluginscan executable cannot be found. Netscape plugins will not be scanned.
Scanning for plugins
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Netscape Plugins
Plugin
MIME type
Description
Suffixes
New Plugin Policy
Change Plugin Policy
& Plugin policy:
Select a plugin policy for the above host or domain.
& Host or domain name:
Enter the name of a host (like www. kde. org) or a domain, starting with a dot (like. kde. org or. org)
You must first enter a domain name.
This will open a new tab instead of a new window in various situations, such as choosing a link or a folder with the middle mouse button.
Open & links in new tab instead of in new window
Whether or not JavaScript popups if allowed shall open in a new tab or in a new window.
Open popups in new tab instead of in new window
When you click a URL in another KDE program or call kfmclient to open a URL, the current desktop will be searched for a non-minimized Konqueror and, if found, the URL opened as a new tab within it. Otherwise a new Konqueror window will be opened with the required URL.
Open as tab in existing Konqueror when URL is called externally
This will open a new tab in the background, instead of in the foreground.
Open new tabs in the background
This will open a new tab opened from a page after the current tab, instead of after the last tab.
Open & new tab after current tab
This will display the tab bar only if there are two or more tabs. Otherwise it will always be displayed.
Hide the tab bar when only one tab is open
This will display close buttons inside each tab instead of websites' icons.
& Show close button on tabs
When you click on a tab using the middle mouse button or mouse wheel, it will close that tab. (Konqueror needs to be restarted for changes to take effect.)
This will ask you whether you are sure you want to close a window when it has multiple tabs opened in it.
Confirm & when closing windows with multiple tabs
When checking this the previous used or opened tab will be activated when you close the current active tab instead of the one right to the current tab.
Activate previously used tab when closing the current tab
Folders
& Remove
& New
Down
& Up
Click here to scan for newly installed Netscape plugins now.
& Scan for Plugins
Here you can see a list of the Netscape plugins KDE has found.
Information
Value
Your names
Your emails
Stylesheets See http: / /www. w3. org/ Style/ CSS for further information on cascading style sheets.
Stylesheets Use this groupbox to determine how Konqueror will render style sheets.
Use default stylesheet Select this option to use the default stylesheet.
Use default stylesheet
Use user-defined stylesheet If this box is checked, Konqueror will try to load a user-defined style sheet as specified in the location below. The style sheet allows you to completely override the way web pages are rendered in your browser. The file specified should contain a valid style sheet (see http: / /www. w3. org/ Style/ CSS for further information on cascading style sheets).
Use & user-defined stylesheet
Use accessibility stylesheet Selecting this option will allow you to define a default font, font size, and font color with a few simple clicks of the mouse. Simply wander over to the Customize... dialog and pick out your desired options.
Use accessibility stylesheet
Customize...
Font family A font family is a group of fonts that resemble one another, with family members that are e. g. bold, italic, or any number of the above.
Font Family
Base family:
This is the currently selected font family
Use same family for all text Select this option to override custom fonts everywhere in favor of the base font.
Use same family for all text
Font Size
Base font size:
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64
Use same size for all elements Select this option to override custom font sizes in favor of the base font size. All fonts will be displayed in the same size.
& Use same size for all elements
Colors
Black on White This is what you normally see.
& Black on white
White on Black This is your classic inverse color scheme.
& White on black
Custom Select this option to define a custom color for the default font.
Custom
Background This background color is the one displayed behind the text by default. A background image will override this.
Background:
Background Behind this door lays the ability to choose a custom default background.
Use same color for all text Select this option to apply your chosen color to the default font as well as any custom fonts as specified in a stylesheet.
Use same color for all text
Foreground color The foreground color is the color that the text is drawn in.
& Foreground:
Images
Suppress images Selecting this will prevent Konqueror from loading images.
& Suppress images
Suppress background images Selecting this option will prevent Konqueror from loading background images.
Suppress background images
Preview
Konqueror Stylesheets This module allows you to apply your own color and font settings to Konqueror by using stylesheets (CSS). You can either specify options or apply your own self-written stylesheet by pointing to its location. Note that these settings will always have precedence before all other settings made by the site author. This can be useful to visually impaired people or for web pages that are unreadable due to bad design.
Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 User defined stylesheets allow increased accessibility for visually handicapped people.
Expression (e. g. http: / /www. example. com/ ad/ *):
Enter an expression to filter. Expressions can be defined as either a filename style wildcard e. g. http: / /www. example. com/ ads* or as a full regular expression by surrounding the string with '/ 'e. g. / /(ad_BAR_banner)\\. /
Enable completion of & forms
Applet server timeout:
Scan
Use artsdsp to pipe plugin sound through aRts
If this option is enabled, KDE will look for new Netscape plugins every time it starts up. This makes it easier for you if you often install new plugins, but it may also slow down KDE startup. You might want to disable this option, especially if you seldom install plugins.
Scan for new plugins at & KDE startup
Advanced Options
Advanced Options
Enhanced Browsing In this module you can configure some enhanced browsing features of KDE. Web Shortcuts Web Shortcuts are a quick way of using Web search engines. For example, type "altavista: frobozz" or "av: frobozz" and Konqueror will do a search on AltaVista for "frobozz". Even easier: just press Alt+F2 (if you have not changed this shortcut) and enter the shortcut in the KDE Run Command dialog.
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& Filters
& Enable Web shortcuts
Enable shortcuts that allow you to quickly search for information on the web. For example, entering the shortcut gg: KDE will result in a search of the word KDE on the Google(TM) search engine.
& Keyword delimiter:
Choose the delimiter that separates the keyword from the phrase or word to be searched.
Default & search engine:
Select the search engine to use for input boxes that provide automatic lookup services when you type in normal words and phrases instead of a URL. To disable this feature select None from the list.
None
Change...
Modify a search provider.
Delete
Delete the selected search provider.
& New...
Add a search provider.
Name
Shortcuts
List of search providers, their associated shortcuts and whether they shall be listed in menus.
Colon
Space
Enter the human readable name of the search provider here.
& Charset:
Select the character set that will be used to encode your search query
Search & URI:
Enter the URI that is used to do a search on the search engine here. The whole text to be searched for can be specified as \\{@} or \\{0}. Recommended is \\{@}, since it removes all query variables (name=value) from the resulting string whereas \\{0} will be substituted with the unmodified query string. You can use \\{1}... \\{n} to specify certain words from the query and \\{name} to specify a value given by'name=value 'in the user query. In addition it is possible to specify multiple references (names, numbers and strings) at once (\\{name1, name2,..., "string"}). The first matching value (from the left) will be used as substitution value for the resulting URI. A quoted string can be used as default value if nothing matches from the left of the reference list.
Search & provider name:
The shortcuts entered here can be used as a pseudo-URI scheme in KDE. For example, the shortcut av can be used as in av: my search
URI shortcuts:
Select the character set that will be used to encode your search query.
In this module you can configure the web shortcuts feature. Web shortcuts allow you to quickly search or lookup words on the Internet. For example, to search for information about the KDE project using the Google engine, you simply type gg: KDE or google: KDE. If you select a default search engine, normal words or phrases will be looked up at the specified search engine by simply typing them into applications, such as Konqueror, that have built-in support for such a feature.
Search Filters
Modify Search Provider
New Search Provider
The URI does not contain a \\{...} placeholder for the user query. This means that the same page is always going to be visited, regardless of what the user types.
Keep It
%1 does not have a home folder.
There is no user called %1.
The file or folder %1 does not exist.
& ShortURLs
KDE
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To add or remove titlebar buttons, simply drag items between the available item list and the titlebar preview. Similarly, drag items within the titlebar preview to re-position them.
Resize
Shade
Keep Below Others
Keep Above Others
Close
Maximize
Minimize
Help
On All Desktops
Menu
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Select the window decoration. This is the look and feel of both the window borders and the window handle.
Decoration Options
Border size:
Use this combobox to change the border size of the decoration.
& Show window button tooltips
Enabling this checkbox will show window button tooltips. If this checkbox is off, no window button tooltips will be shown.
Use custom titlebar button & positions
The appropriate settings can be found in the "Buttons" Tab; please note that this option is not available on all styles yet.
& Window Decoration
& Buttons
kcmkwindecoration
Window Decoration Control Module
(c) 2001 Karol Szwed
Karol Szwed
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Window Manager Decoration This module allows you to choose the window border decorations, as well as titlebar button positions and custom decoration options. To choose a theme for your window decoration click on its name and apply your choice by clicking the "Apply" button below. If you do not want to apply your choice you can click the "Reset" button to discard your changes. You can configure each theme. There are different options specific for each theme. On the "Buttons" tab check the "Use custom titlebar button positions" box and you can change the positions of the buttons to your liking.
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Your names
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kcmkwinrules
Window-Specific Settings Configuration Module
(c) 2004 KWin and KControl Authors
Window-specific Settings Here you can customize window settings specifically only for some windows. Please note that this configuration will not take effect if you do not use KWin as your window manager. If you do use a different window manager, please refer to its documentation for how to customize window behavior.
Remember settings separately for every window
Show internal settings for remembering
Internal setting for remembering
Application settings for %1
Window settings for %1
KWin
KWin helper utility
This helper utility is not supposed to be called directly.
Information About Selected Window
Class:
Role:
Type:
Title:
Extra role:
Machine:
For selecting all windows belonging to a specific application, selecting only window class should usually work.
Use window & class (whole application)
For selecting a specific window in an application, both window class and window role should be selected. Window class will determine the application, and window role the specific window in the application; many applications do not provide useful window roles though.
Use window class and window & role (specific window)
With some (non-KDE) applications whole window class can be sufficient for selecting a specific window in an application, as they set whole window class to contain both application and window role.
Use & whole window class (specific window)
Match also window & title
A single shortcut can be easily assigned or cleared using the two buttons. Only shortcuts with modifiers can be used. It is possible to have several possible shortcuts, and the first available shortcut will be used. The shortcuts are specified using space-separated shortcut sets. One set is specified as base+(list), where base are modifiers and list is a list of keys. For example "Shift+Alt+(123) Shift+Ctrl+(ABC)" will first try Shift+Alt+1, then others with Shift+Ctrl+C as the last one.
& Single Shortcut
Clear
& New...
& Modify...
Delete
Move & Up
Move & Down
& Window
Description:
Window & class (application type):
Match whole window class
Unimportant
Exact Match
Substring Match
Regular Expression
Edit
Window & role:
& Detect Window Properties
Window & Extra
Window & types:
Window title:
& Machine (hostname):
& Geometry
Do Not Affect
Apply Initially
Remember
Force
Apply Now
Force Temporarily
0123456789-+, xX:
& Size
& Position
Maximized & horizontally
& Fullscreen
Maximized & vertically
& Desktop
Shaded
Minimized
Default
No Placement
Smart
Maximizing
Cascade
Centered
Random
Top-Left Corner
Under Mouse
On Main Window
Placement
& Preferences
Keep & above
Keep & below
Skip pager
Skip & taskbar
& No border
Accept & focus
& Closeable
Active opacity in%
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Inactive opacity in%
Shortcut
Edit...
Workarounds
& Focus stealing prevention
Opaque
Transparent
Window & type
& Moving/ resizing
None
Low
Normal
High
Extreme
Minimum size
Maximum size
Ignore requested & geometry
Strictly obey geometry
Block global shortcuts
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Enable this checkbox to alter this window property for the specified window(s).
Specify how the window property should be affected: Do Not Affect: The window property will not be affected and therefore the default handling for it will be used. Specifying this will block more generic window settings from taking effect. Apply Initially: The window property will be only set to the given value after the window is created. No further changes will be affected. Remember: The value of the window property will be remembered and every time time the window is created, the last remembered value will be applied. Force: The window property will be always forced to the given value. Apply Now: The window property will be set to the given value immediately and will not be affected later (this action will be deleted afterwards). Force temporarily: The window property will be forced to the given value until it is hidden (this action will be deleted after the window is hidden).
Specify how the window property should be affected: Do Not Affect: The window property will not be affected and therefore the default handling for it will be used. Specifying this will block more generic window settings from taking effect. Force: The window property will be always forced to the given value. Force temporarily: The window property will be forced to the given value until it is hidden (this action will be deleted after the window is hidden).
All Desktops
Settings for %1
Unnamed entry
You have specified the window class as unimportant. This means the settings will possibly apply to windows from all applications. If you really want to create a generic setting, it is recommended you at least limit the window types to avoid special window types.
Edit Window-Specific Settings
This configuration dialog allows altering settings only for the selected window or application. Find the setting you want to affect, enable the setting using the checkbox, select in what way the setting should be affected and to which value.
Consult the documentation for more details.
Edit Shortcut
& Detect
& Focus
& Titlebar Actions
Window Actions
& Moving
Advanced
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Window Behavior Configuration Module
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Window Behavior Here you can customize the way windows behave when being moved, resized or clicked on. You can also specify a focus policy as well as a placement policy for new windows. Please note that this configuration will not take effect if you do not use KWin as your window manager. If you do use a different window manager, please refer to its documentation for how to customize window behavior.
Maximize
Maximize (vertical only)
Maximize (horizontal only)
Minimize
Shade
Lower
On All Desktops
Nothing
Behavior on double click into the titlebar.
& Titlebar double-click:
Raise/ Lower
Shade/ Unshade
Maximize/ Restore
Keep Above/ Below
Move to Previous/ Next Desktop
Change Opacity
Handle mouse wheel events
Titlebar wheel event:
Titlebar & & Frame
Here you can customize mouse click behavior when clicking on the titlebar or the frame of a window.
Left button:
In this row you can customize left click behavior when clicking into the titlebar or the frame.
Right button:
In this row you can customize right click behavior when clicking into the titlebar or the frame.
Middle button:
In this row you can customize middle click behavior when clicking into the titlebar or the frame.
Active
In this column you can customize mouse clicks into the titlebar or the frame of an active window.
Raise
Operations Menu
Toggle Raise & Lower
Behavior on left click into the titlebar or frame of an active window.
Behavior on right click into the titlebar or frame of an active window.
Behavior on middle click into the titlebar or frame of an active window.
Behavior on left click into the titlebar or frame of an inactive window.
Behavior on right click into the titlebar or frame of an inactive window.
Inactive
In this column you can customize mouse clicks into the titlebar or the frame of an inactive window.
Activate & Raise
Activate & Lower
Activate
Behavior on middle click into the titlebar or frame of an inactive window.
Maximize Button
Here you can customize behavior when clicking on the maximize button.
Behavior on left click onto the maximize button.
Behavior on middle click onto the maximize button.
Behavior on right click onto the maximize button.
Inactive Inner Window
Here you can customize mouse click behavior when clicking on an inactive inner window ('inner 'means: not titlebar, not frame).
In this row you can customize left click behavior when clicking into an inactive inner window ('inner 'means: not titlebar, not frame).
In this row you can customize middle click behavior when clicking into an inactive inner window ('inner 'means: not titlebar, not frame).
In this row you can customize right click behavior when clicking into an inactive inner window ('inner 'means: not titlebar, not frame).
In this row you can customize behavior when scrolling into an inactive inner window ('inner 'means: not titlebar, not frame).
Activate, Raise & Pass Click
Activate & Pass Click
Activate & Scroll
Activate, Raise & Scroll
Inner Window, Titlebar & & Frame
Here you can customize KDE's behavior when clicking somewhere into a window while pressing a modifier key.
Meta
Alt
Here you select whether holding the Meta key or Alt key will allow you to perform the following actions.
Modifier key:
Move
Activate, Raise and Move
Resize
Here you can customize KDE's behavior when scrolling with the mouse wheel in a window while pressing the modifier key.
Mouse wheel:
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None
Low
Medium
High
Extreme
This option specifies how much KWin will try to prevent unwanted focus stealing caused by unexpected activation of new windows. (Note: This feature does not work with the Focus Under Mouse or Focus Strictly Under Mouse focus policies.) None: Prevention is turned off and new windows always become activated. Low: Prevention is enabled; when some window does not have support for the underlying mechanism and KWin cannot reliably decide whether to activate the window or not, it will be activated. This setting may have both worse and better results than the medium level, depending on the applications. Medium: Prevention is enabled. High: New windows get activated only if no window is currently active or if they belong to the currently active application. This setting is probably not really usable when not using mouse focus policy. Extreme: All windows must be explicitly activated by the user. Windows that are prevented from stealing focus are marked as demanding attention, which by default means their taskbar entry will be highlighted. This can be changed in the Notifications control module.
Focus stealing prevention level:
Click to Focus
Focus Follows Mouse
Focus Under Mouse
Focus Strictly Under Mouse
& Policy:
The focus policy is used to determine the active window, i. e. the window you can work in. Click to focus: A window becomes active when you click into it. This is the behavior you might know from other operating systems. Focus follows mouse: Moving the mouse pointer actively on to a normal window activates it. New windows will receive the focus, without you having to point the mouse at them explicitly. Very practical if you are using the mouse a lot. Focus under mouse: The window that happens to be under the mouse pointer is active. If the mouse points nowhere, the last window that was under the mouse has focus. New windows will not automatically receive the focus. Focus strictly under mouse: Only the window under the mouse pointer is active. If the mouse points nowhere, nothing has focus. Note that'Focus under mouse 'and'Focus strictly under mouse' prevent certain features such as the Alt+Tab walk through windows dialog in the KDE mode from working properly.
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Delay focus by:
Click raises active window
When this option is enabled, a window in the background will automatically come to the front when the mouse pointer has been over it for some time.
This is the delay after which the window that the mouse pointer is over will automatically come to the front.
When this option is enabled, the active window will be brought to the front when you click somewhere into the window contents. To change it for inactive windows, you need to change the settings in the Actions tab.
When this option is enabled, there will be a delay after which the window the mouse pointer is over will become active (receive focus).
This is the delay after which the window the mouse pointer is over will automatically receive focus.
Separate screen focus
When this option is enabled, focus operations are limited only to the active Xinerama screen
When this option is enabled, the active Xinerama screen (where new windows appear, for example) is the screen containing the mouse pointer. When disabled, the active Xinerama screen is the screen containing the focused window. By default this option is disabled for Click to focus and enabled for other focus policies.
Shading
& Enable hover
If Shade Hover is enabled, a shaded window will un-shade automatically when the mouse pointer has been over the title bar for some time.
Sets the time in milliseconds before the window unshades when the mouse pointer goes over the shaded window.
Delay:
Window Tabbing
Smart
Maximizing
Cascade
Random
Centered
Zero-Cornered
The placement policy determines where a new window will appear on the desktop. Smart will try to achieve a minimum overlap of windows Maximizing will try to maximize every window to fill the whole screen. It might be useful to selectively affect placement of some windows using the window-specific settings. Cascade will cascade the windows Random will use a random position Centered will place the window centered Zero-Cornered will place the window in the top-left corner
& Placement:
Hide utility windows for inactive applications
When turned on, utility windows (tool windows, torn-off menus,...) of inactive applications will be hidden and will be shown only when the application becomes active. Note that applications have to mark the windows with the proper window type for this feature to work.
Windows
Display content in moving windows
Enable this option if you want a window's content to be fully shown while moving it, instead of just showing a window'skeleton '. The result may not be satisfying on slow machines without graphic acceleration.
Display content in & resizing windows
Enable this option if you want a window's content to be shown while resizing it, instead of just showing a window'skeleton '. The result may not be satisfying on slow machines.
Display window & geometry when moving or resizing
Enable this option if you want a window's geometry to be displayed while it is being moved or resized. The window position relative to the top-left corner of the screen is displayed together with its size.
Allow moving and resizing of maximized windows
When enabled, this feature activates the border of maximized windows and allows you to move or resize them, just like for normal windows
Snap Zones
none
Here you can set the snap zone for screen borders, i. e. the'strength 'of the magnetic field which will make windows snap to the border when moved near it.
& Border snap zone:
Here you can set the snap zone for windows, i. e. the'strength 'of the magnetic field which will make windows snap to each other when they are moved near another window.
& Window snap zone:
Here you can set the snap zone for the screen center, i. e. the'strength 'of the magnetic field which will make windows snap to the center of the screen when moved near it.
& Center snap zone:
Snap windows only when overlapping
Here you can set that windows will be only snapped if you try to overlap them, i. e. they will not be snapped if the windows comes only near another window or border.
Show window list while switching windows
Hold down the Alt key and press the Tab key repeatedly to walk through the windows on the current desktop (the Alt+Tab combination can be reconfigured). If this checkbox is checked a popup widget is shown, displaying the icons of all windows to walk through and the title of the currently selected one. Otherwise, the focus is passed to a new window each time Tab is pressed, with no popup widget. In addition, the previously activated window will be sent to the back in this mode.
& Traverse windows on all desktops
Leave this option disabled if you want to limit walking through windows to the current desktop.
Desktop navigation wraps around
Enable this option if you want keyboard or active desktop border navigation beyond the edge of a desktop to take you to the opposite edge of the new desktop.
Popup desktop name on desktop & switch
Enable this option if you wish to see the current desktop name popup whenever the current desktop is changed.
Normal
Active Desktop Borders
If this option is enabled, moving the mouse to a screen border will change your desktop. This is e. g. useful if you want to drag windows from one desktop to the other.
Disabled
Only & when moving windows
Always enabled
Here you can set a delay for switching desktops using the active borders feature. Desktops will be switched after the mouse has been pushed against a screen border for the specified number of milliseconds.
Desktop & switch delay:
Here you can customize KDE's behavior when middle clicking into a window while pressing the modifier key.
Here you can customize mouse click behavior when double clicking on the titlebar of a window.
Modifier key + left button:
Modifier key + right button:
Modifier key + middle button:
Focus
Auto & raise
Navigation
Active & mouse screen
Animate
Animate the action of reducing the window to its titlebar (shading) as well as the expansion of a shaded window
Animate minimize and restore
Enable this option if you want an animation shown when windows are minimized or restored.
Slow
Fast
Here you can set the speed of the animation shown when windows are minimized and restored.
& Translucency
It seems that alpha channel support is not available. Please make sure you have Xorg & ge; 6.8, and have installed the kompmgr that came with kwin. Also, make sure you have the following entries in your XConfig (e. g. / etc/ X11/ xorg. conf): Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection And if your GPU provides hardware-accelerated Xrender support (mainly nVidia cards): Option "RenderAccel" "true" In Section "Device"
Apply translucency only to decoration
Active windows:
Inactive windows:
Moving windows:
Dock windows:
Treat'keep above 'windows as active ones
Disable ARGB windows (ignores window alpha maps, fixes gtk1 apps)
Opacity
Use shadows
Active window size:
Inactive window size:
Dock window size:
Vertical offset:
Horizontal offset:
Shadow color:
Remove shadows on move
Remove shadows on resize
Shadows
Fade-in windows (including popups)
Fade between opacity changes
Effects
Use translucency/ shadows
Translucency support is new and may cause problems including crashes (sometimes the translucency engine, seldom even X).
Fade-out speed:
Launch Feedback You can configure the application-launch feedback here.
Busy Cursor
Busy Cursor KDE offers a busy cursor for application startup notification. To enable the busy cursor, select one kind of visual feedback from the combobox. It may occur, that some applications are not aware of this startup notification. In this case, the cursor stops blinking after the time given in the section'Startup indication timeout '
No Busy Cursor
Passive Busy Cursor
Blinking Cursor
Bouncing Cursor
& Startup indication timeout:
sec
Taskbar & Notification
Taskbar Notification You can enable a second method of startup notification which is used by the taskbar where a button with a rotating hourglass appears, symbolizing that your started application is loading. It may occur, that some applications are not aware of this startup notification. In this case, the button disappears after the time given in the section'Startup indication timeout '
Enable & taskbar notification
Startup indication timeout:
without name
Country or region:
Languages:
Remove
%1 (change...)
Add Language
This is where you live. KDE will use the defaults for this country or region.
This will add a language to the list. If the language is already in the list, the old one will be moved instead.
This will remove the highlighted language from the list.
KDE programs will be displayed in the first available language in this list. If none of the languages are available, US English will be used.
Here you can choose your country or region. The settings for languages, numbers etc. will automatically switch to the corresponding values.
Here you can choose the languages that will be used by KDE. If the first language in the list is not available, the second will be used, etc. If only US English is available, no translations have been installed. You can get translation packages for many languages from the place you got KDE from. Note that some applications may not be translated to your languages; in this case, they will automatically fall back to US English.
Numbers:
Money:
Date:
Short date:
Time:
This is how numbers will be displayed.
This is how monetary values will be displayed.
This is how date values will be displayed.
This is how date values will be displayed using a short notation.
This is how the time will be displayed.
Currency:
Currency symbol:
Decimal symbol:
Thousands separator:
Decimal places:
Positive
Prefix currency symbol
Sign position:
Negative
Digit set:
Parentheses Around
Before Quantity Money
After Quantity Money
Before Money
After Money
Here you can define the decimal separator used to display monetary values. Note that the decimal separator used to display other numbers has to be defined separately (see the'Numbers' tab).
Here you can define the thousands separator used to display monetary values. Note that the thousands separator used to display other numbers has to be defined separately (see the'Numbers' tab).
Here you can set the number of decimal places displayed for monetary values, i. e. the number of digits after the decimal separator. Note that the decimal places used to display other numbers has to be defined separately (see the'Numbers' tab).
If this option is checked, the currency sign will be prefixed (i. e. to the left of the value) for all positive monetary values. If not, it will be postfixed (i. e. to the right).
If this option is checked, the currency sign will be prefixed (i. e. to the left of the value) for all negative monetary values. If not, it will be postfixed (i. e. to the right).
Here you can select how a positive sign will be positioned. This only affects monetary values.
Here you can select how a negative sign will be positioned. This only affects monetary values.
Here you can define the set of digits used to display monetary values. If digits other than Arabic are selected, they will appear only if used in the language of the application or the piece of text where the number is shown. Note that the set of digits used to display other numbers has to be defined separately (see the'Numbers' tab).
& Decimal symbol:
Thousands separator:
Positive sign:
& Negative sign:
Decimal & places:
Here you can define the decimal separator used to display numbers (i. e. a dot or a comma in most countries). Note that the decimal separator used to display monetary values has to be set separately (see the'Money 'tab).
Here you can define the thousands separator used to display numbers. Note that the thousands separator used to display monetary values has to be set separately (see the'Money 'tab).
Here you can specify text used to prefix positive numbers. Most people leave this blank.
Here you can specify text used to prefix negative numbers. This should not be empty, so you can distinguish positive and negative numbers. It is normally set to minus (-).
Here you can set the number of decimal places displayed for numeric values, i. e. the number of digits after the decimal separator.
Here you can define the set of digits used to display numbers. If digits other than Arabic are selected, they will appear only if used in the language of the application or the piece of text where the number is shown. Note that the set of digits used to display monetary values has to be set separately (see the'Money 'tab).
Paper format:
Measure system:
Metric
Imperial
A4
US Letter
HH
hH
PH
pH
MM
SS
AMPM
YYYY
YY
mM
SHORTMONTH
MONTH
dD
DD
SHORTWEEKDAY
WEEKDAY
Calendar system:
Time format:
Date format:
Short date format:
Use declined form of month name
First day of the week:
First working day of the week:
Last working day of the week:
Day of the week for religious observance:
HH: MM: SS pH: MM: SS AMPM
WEEKDAY MONTH dD YYYY SHORTWEEKDAY MONTH dD YYYY
YYYY-MM-DD dD. mM. YYYY DD. MM. YYYY
The text in this textbox will be used to format time strings. The sequences below will be replaced: HH The hour as a decimal number using a 24-hour clock (00-23). hH The hour (24-hour clock) as a decimal number (0-23). PH The hour as a decimal number using a 12-hour clock (01-12). pH The hour (12-hour clock) as a decimal number (1-12). MM The minutes as a decimal number (00-59). SS The seconds as a decimal number (00-59). AMPM Either "am" or "pm" according to the given time value. Noon is treated as "pm" and midnight as "am".
YYYY The year with century as a decimal number. YY The year without century as a decimal number (00-99). MM The month as a decimal number (01-12). mM The month as a decimal number (1-12). SHORTMONTH The first three characters of the month name. MONTH The full month name. DD The day of month as a decimal number (01-31). dD The day of month as a decimal number (1-31). SHORTWEEKDAY The first three characters of the weekday name. WEEKDAY The full weekday name.
The text in this textbox will be used to format long dates. The sequences below will be replaced:
The text in this textbox will be used to format short dates. For instance, this is used when listing files. The sequences below will be replaced:
This option determines which day will be considered as the first one of the week.
This option determines which day will be considered as the first working day of the week.
This option determines which day will be considered as the last working day of the week.
This option determines which day will be considered as the day of the week for religious observance.
This option determines whether possessive form of month names should be used in dates.
None
None selected (change...)
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KCMLocale
Regional settings
Changed language settings apply only to newly started applications. To change the language of all programs, you will have to logout first.
Applying Language Settings
Country/ Region & Language From here you can configure language, numeric, and time settings for your particular region. In most cases it will be sufficient to choose the country you live in. For instance KDE will automatically choose "German" as language if you choose "Germany" from the list. It will also change the time format to use 24 hours and and use comma as decimal separator.
Examples
& Locale
& Numbers
& Money
& Time & & Dates
& Other
Fract digits:
Gregorian
Hijri
Hebrew
Jalali
Calendar system
Locale
Number
Move Up
Move Down
Name
IP Address
Network Mask
Type
State
HWAddr
& Update
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Up
Down
Broadcast
Point to Point
Multicast
Loopback
Unknown
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System Notifications KDE allows for a great deal of control over how you will be notified when certain events occur. There are several choices as to how you are notified: As the application was originally designed. With a beep or other noise. Via a popup dialog box with additional information. By recording the event in a logfile without any additional visual or audible alert.
Event source:
& Applications
& Player Settings
KNotify
System Notification Control Panel Module
Original implementation
Use the & KDE sound system
100%
0%
& Volume:
& Use an external player
& Player:
& No audio output
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Audio Player Settings
KDE Performance You can configure settings that improve KDE performance here.
Konqueror
System
Konqueror Performance You can configure several settings that improve Konqueror performance here. These include options for reusing already running instances and for keeping instances preloaded.
Disables the minimization of memory usage and allows you to make each browsing activity independent from the others
With this option activated, only one instance of Konqueror used for file browsing will exist in the memory of your computer at any moment, no matter how many file browsing windows you open, thus reducing resource requirements. Be aware that this also means that, if something goes wrong, all your file browsing windows will be closed simultaneously
With this option activated, only one instance of Konqueror will exist in the memory of your computer at any moment, no matter how many browsing windows you open, thus reducing resource requirements. Be aware that this also means that, if something goes wrong, all your browsing windows will be closed simultaneously.
If non-zero, this option allows keeping Konqueror instances in memory after all their windows have been closed, up to the number specified in this option. When a new Konqueror instance is needed, one of these preloaded instances will be reused instead, improving responsiveness at the expense of the memory required by the preloaded instances.
If enabled, an instance of Konqueror will be preloaded after the ordinary KDE startup sequence. This will make the first Konqueror window open faster, but at the expense of longer KDE startup times (but you will be able to work while it is loading, so you may not even notice that it is taking longer).
If enabled, KDE will always try to have one preloaded Konqueror instance ready; preloading a new instance in the background whenever there is not one available, so that windows will always open quickly. Warning: In some cases, it is actually possible that this will reduce perceived performance.
Minimize Memory Usage
& Never
For & file browsing only (recommended)
Always (use with care)
Preloading
Maximum number of instances kept & preloaded:
Preload an instance after KDE startup
Always try to have at least one preloaded instance
System Configuration
Disable & system configuration startup check
This option may in rare cases lead to various problems. Consult the What's This (Shift+F1) help for details.
During startup KDE needs to perform a check of its system configuration (mimetypes, installed applications, etc.), and in case the configuration has changed since the last time, the system configuration cache (KSyCoCa) needs to be updated. This option delays the check, which avoid scanning all directories containing files describing the system during KDE startup, thus making KDE startup faster. However, in the rare case the system configuration has changed since the last time, and the change is needed before this delayed check takes place, this option may lead to various problems (missing applications in the K Menu, reports from applications about missing required mimetypes, etc.). Changes of system configuration mostly happen by (un)installing applications. It is therefore recommended to turn this option temporarily off while (un)installing applications.
Phonon Configuration Module
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Device Preference
Backend
Audio Output
Audio Capture
Play a test sound on the selected device
Default Output Device Preference
Default Capture Device Preference
Output Device Preference for the '%1 'Category
Capture Device Preference for the '%1 'Category
A list of Phonon Backends found on your system. The order here determines the order Phonon will use them in.
Prefer
Defer
Various categories of outputs. For each category you may choose what device you wish to output to.
Audio Outputs found on your system. Choose the device that you wish sound to come out of.
The order determines the preference of the output devices. If for some reason the first device cannot be used Phonon will try to use the second, and so on.
Remove
prefer the selected device
no preference for the selected device
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Type
Resource
Mounted Under
This list shows the Samba and NFS shared resources mounted on your system from other hosts. The "Type" column tells you whether the mounted resource is a Samba or an NFS type of resource. The "Resource" column shows the descriptive name of the shared resource. Finally, the third column, which is labeled "Mounted under" shows the location on your system where the shared resource is mounted.
Samba log file:
Show opened connections
Show closed connections
Show opened files
Show closed files
& Update
This page presents the contents of your samba log file in a friendly layout. Check that the correct log file for your computer is listed here. If you need to, correct the name or location of the log file, and then click the "Update" button.
Check this option if you want to view the details for connections opened to your computer.
Check this option if you want to view the events when connections to your computer were closed.
Check this option if you want to see the files which were opened on your computer by remote users. Note that file open/ close events are not logged unless the samba log level is set to at least 2 (you cannot set the log level using this module).
Check this option if you want to see the events when files opened by remote users were closed. Note that file open/ close events are not logged unless the samba log level is set to at least 2 (you cannot set the log level using this module).
Click here to refresh the information on this page. The log file (shown above) will be read to obtain the events logged by samba.
Date & Time
Event
Service/ File
Host/ User
This list shows details of the events logged by samba. Note that events at the file level are not logged unless you have configured the log level for samba to 2 or greater. As with many other lists in KDE, you can click on a column heading to sort on that column. Click again to change the sorting direction from ascending to descending or vice versa. If the list is empty, try clicking the "Update" button. The samba log file will be read and the list refreshed.
CONNECTION OPENED
CONNECTION CLOSED
FILE OPENED
FILE CLOSED
Could not open file %1
Connections: 0
File accesses: 0
Event:
Service/ File:
Host/ User:
& Search
Clear Results
Show expanded service info
Show expanded host info
Nr
Hits
Connection
File Access
Connections: %1
File accesses: %1
FILE OPENED
Service
Accessed From
UID
GID
PID
Open Files
Error: Unable to run smbstatus
Error: Unable to open configuration file "smb. conf"
& Exports
& Imports
& Log
& Statistics
The Samba and NFS Status Monitor is a front end to the programs smbstatus and showmount. Smbstatus reports on current Samba connections, and is part of the suite of Samba tools, which implements the SMB (Session Message Block) protocol, also called the NetBIOS or LanManager protocol. This protocol can be used to provide printer sharing or drive sharing services on a network including machines running the various flavors of Microsoft Windows.
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Advanced Options
Specify the priority that the screensaver will run at. A higher priority may mean that the screensaver runs faster, though may reduce the speed that other programs run at while the screensaver is active.
The action to take when the mouse cursor is located in the top left corner of the screen for 15 seconds.
The action to take when the mouse cursor is located in the top right corner of the screen for 15 seconds.
The action to take when the mouse cursor is located in the bottom left corner of the screen for 15 seconds.
The action to take when the mouse cursor is located in the bottom right corner of the screen for 15 seconds.
Banners & Pictures
Desktop Distortions
Flying Things
Fractals
Gadgets & Simulations
Illusions of Depth
Miscellaneous
OpenGL Screen Savers
Rapid Motion
Visit to Flatland
Screen Corner Actions
Top left:
No Action
Lock Screen
Prevent Locking
Top right:
Bottom left:
Bottom right:
Screen Saver Priority
Low
Medium
High
Advanced & Options
Settings
Automatically start the screen saver after a period of inactivity.
Start automatically
The period of inactivity after which the screen saver should start.
After:
Prevent potential unauthorized use by requiring a password to stop the screen saver.
& Require password to stop
The amount of time, after the screen saver has started, to ask for the unlock password.
Screen Saver
Select the screen saver to use.
Configure the screen saver's options, if any.
& Setup...
Show a full screen preview of the screen saver.
& Test
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Screen Saver This module allows you to enable and configure a screen saver. Note that you can enable a screen saver even if you have power saving features enabled for your display. Besides providing an endless variety of entertainment and preventing monitor burn-in, a screen saver also gives you a simple way to lock your display if you are going to leave it unattended for a while. If you want the screen saver to lock the session, make sure you enable the "Require password" feature of the screen saver; if you do not, you can still explicitly lock the session using the desktop's "Lock Session" action.
A preview of the selected screen saver.
kcmscreensaver
KDE Screen Saver Control Module
(c) 1997-2002 Martin R. Jones (c) 2003-2004 Chris Howells
Loading...
Choose the period after which the display will be locked.
Setup...
Desktop Widgets
KDE Control Module
A tool to start single KDE control modules
(c) 1999-2004, The KDE Developers
Maintainer
List all possible modules
Configuration module to open
Specify a particular language
Do not display main window
The following modules are available:
No description available
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Embeds the module with buttons in window with id
Embeds the module without buttons in window with id
Configure - %1
Unable to contact the KDE smartcard service.
Possible Reasons
1) The KDE daemon, 'kded 'is not running. You can restart it by running the command'kdeinit' and then try reloading the KDE System Settings to see if this message goes away. 2) You do not appear to have smartcard support in the KDE libraries. You will need to recompile the kdelibs package with libpcsclite installed.
Smartcard Support
& Enable smartcard support
Enable & polling to autodetect card events
In most cases you should have this enabled. It allows KDE to automatically detect card insertion and reader hotplug events.
Automatically & launch card manager if inserted card is unclaimed
When you insert a smartcard, KDE can automatically launch a management tool if no other application attempts to use the card.
& Beep on card insert and removal
Readers
Reader
Type
Subtype
SubSubtype
PCSCLite Configuration
To add new readers you have to modify / etc/ readers. conf file and re-start pcscd
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kcmsmartcard
KDE Smartcard Control Module
(c) 2001 George Staikos
George Staikos
Change Module...
Unable to launch KCardChooser
No card inserted
Smart card support disabled
No readers found. Check'pcscd 'is running
NO ATR or no card inserted
Managed by:
No module managing this card
smartcard This module allows you to configure KDE support for smartcards. These can be used for various tasks such as storing SSL certificates and logging in to the system.
Session Manager You can configure the session manager here. This includes options such as whether or not the session exit (logout) should be confirmed, whether the session should be restored again when logging in and whether the computer should be automatically shut down after session exit by default.
General
Check this option if you want the session manager to display a logout confirmation dialog box.
Confirm logout
Offer shutdown options
Here you can choose what should happen by default when you log out. This only has meaning, if you logged in through KDM.
Default Leave Option
& End current session
& Turn off computer
& Restart computer
Restore previous session: Will save all applications running on exit and restore them when they next start up Restore manually saved session: Allows the session to be saved at any time via "Save Session" in the K-Menu. This means the currently started applications will reappear when they next start up. Start with an empty session: Do not save anything. Will come up with an empty desktop on next start.
On Login
Restore & previous session
Restore & manually saved session
Start with an empty & session
Applications to be excluded from sessions:
Here you can enter a colon or comma separated list of applications that should not be saved in sessions, and therefore will not be started when restoring a session. For example'xterm: konsole 'or'xterm, konsole'.
Session Manager
Advanced
Window Manager
Style This module allows you to modify the visual appearance of user interface elements, such as the widget style and effects.
kcmstyle
KDE Style Module
(c) 2002 Karol Szwed, Daniel Molkentin
Widget style:
Configure...
Preview
& Applications
& Workspace
There was an error loading the configuration dialog for this style.
Unable to Load Dialog
No description available.
Description: %1
Here you can choose from a list of predefined widget styles (e. g. the way buttons are drawn) which may or may not be combined with a theme (additional information like a marble texture or a gradient).
This area shows a preview of the currently selected style without having to apply it to the whole desktop.
No Text: Shows only icons on toolbar buttons. Best option for low resolutions. Text Only: Shows only text on toolbar buttons. Text Beside Icons: Shows icons and text on toolbar buttons. Text is aligned beside the icon. Text Below Icons: Shows icons and text on toolbar buttons. Text is aligned below the icon.
If you enable this option, KDE Applications will show small icons alongside some important buttons.
If you enable this option, KDE Applications will run internal animations.
Show icons on buttons:
Toolbars
Text Only
Text Beside Icons
Text Below Icons
Tab 1
Group Box
Radio button
Checkbox
Button
Combobox
Tab 2
Get New Themes...
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Icons Only
Text position of toolbar elements:
& Style
This page allows you to enable various widget style effects. For best performance, it is advisable to disable all effects.
Highlight buttons under mouse
Enable tooltips
If this option is selected, toolbar buttons will change their color when the mouse cursor is moved over them.
If you check this option, the KDE application will offer tooltips when the cursor remains over items in the toolbar.
& Effects
Show tear-off handles in & popup menus
& Enable GUI effects
Disable
Animate
Combobox effect:
Fade
& Tool tip effect:
Make Translucent
& Menu effect:
Menu tear-off handles:
Menu & drop shadow
Software Tint
Software Blend
XRender Blend
0%
50%
100%
Menu translucency type:
Menu & opacity:
Transparent toolbars when moving
Selected style: %1 One or more effects that you have chosen could not be applied because the selected style does not support them; they have therefore been disabled.
Menu translucency is not available.
Menu drop-shadows are not available.
If you check this box, you can select several effects for different widgets like combo boxes, menus or tooltips.
Disable: do not use any combo box effects. Animate: Do some animation.
Disable: do not use any tooltip effects. Animate: Do some animation. Fade: Fade in tooltips using alpha-blending.
Disable: do not use any menu effects. Animate: Do some animation. Fade: Fade in menus using alpha-blending. Make Translucent: Alpha-blend menus for a see-through effect. (KDE styles only)
When enabled, all popup menus will have a drop-shadow, otherwise drop-shadows will not be displayed. At present, only KDE styles can have this effect enabled.
Software Tint: Alpha-blend using a flat color. Software Blend: Alpha-blend using an image. XRender Blend: Use the XFree RENDER extension for image blending (if available). This method may be slower than the Software routines on non-accelerated displays, but may however improve performance on remote displays.
By adjusting this slider you can control the menu effect opacity.
Note: that all widgets in this combobox do not apply to Qt-only applications.
If you check this box, the toolbars will be transparent when moving them around.
If you enable this option some pop-up menus will show so called tear-off handles. If you click them, you get the menu inside a widget. This can be very helpful when performing the same action multiple times.
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Button Group
This module allows you to see the devices attached to your USB bus(es).
Device
kcmusb
KDE USB Viewer
(c) 2001 Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel
Live Monitoring of USB Bus
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Unknown
Manufacturer:
Serial #:
Class %1
Subclass %1
Protocol %1
USB Version %1. %2
Vendor ID 0x%1
Product ID 0x%1
Revision %1. %2
Speed %1 Mbit/ s
Channels %1
Power Consumption %1 mA
Power Consumption self powered
Attached Devicenodes %1
Max. Packet Size %1
Bandwidth %1 of %2 (%3%)
Intr. requests %1
Isochr. requests %1
Could not open one or more USB controller. Make sure, you have read access to all USB controllers that should be listed here.
AT-commands
ATM Networking
Abstract (modem)
Audio
Bidirectional
Boot Interface Subclass
Bulk (Zip)
CAPI 2.0
CAPI Control
CDC PUF
Communications
Control Device
Control/ Bulk
Control/ Bulk/ Interrupt
Data
Direct Line
Ethernet Networking
Floppy
HDLC
Host Based Driver
Hub
Human Interface Devices
I.430 ISDN BRI
Interface
Keyboard
Mass Storage
Mouse
Multi-Channel
No Subclass
Non Streaming
None
Printer
Q.921
Q.921M
Q.921TM
Q.932 EuroISDN
SCSI
Streaming
Telephone
Transparent
Unidirectional
V.120 V.24 rate ISDN
V.42bis
Vendor Specific
Vendor Specific Class
Vendor Specific Protocol
Vendor Specific Subclass
Vendor specific
USB Devices
Name
GUID
Local
IRM
CRM
ISO
BM
PM
Acc
Speed
Vendor
Generate 1394 Bus Reset
Here you can see some information about your IEEE 1394 configuration. The meaning of the columns: Name: port or node name, the number can change with each bus reset GUID: the 64 bit GUID of the node Local: checked if the node is an IEEE 1394 port of your computer IRM: checked if the node is isochronous resource manager capable CRM: checked if the node is cycle master capable ISO: checked if the node supports isochronous transfers BM: checked if the node is bus manager capable PM: checked if the node is power management capable Acc: the cycle clock accuracy of the node, valid from 0 to 100 Speed: the speed of the node Vendor: the vendor of the device
Port %1: "%2"
Node %1
Not ready
Unknown
kcmxinerama
KDE Multiple Monitor Configurator
(c) 2002-2003 George Staikos
George Staikos
Multiple Monitors This module allows you to configure KDE support for multiple monitors.
Display %1
Display Containing the Pointer
This module is only for configuring systems with a single desktop spread across multiple monitors. You do not appear to have this configuration.
Some settings may affect only newly started applications.
KDE Multiple Monitors
Multiple Monitor Support
Enable multiple monitor virtual desktop support
Enable multiple monitor window resistance support
Enable multiple monitor window placement support
Enable multiple monitor window maximize support
Enable multiple monitor window fullscreen support
X Coordinate
Y Coordinate
Width
Height
Show unmanaged windows on:
& Identify All Displays
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Show KDE splash screen on:
Debug Settings
Debug area:
File
Message Box
Shell
Syslog
None
Information
Output to:
Filename:
Warning
Error
Fatal Error
Abort on fatal errors
& Select All
& Deselect All
KDebugDialog
A dialog box for setting preferences for debug output
Maintainer
Show the fully-fledged dialog instead of the default list dialog
Turn area off
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KDE passwd
Changes a UNIX password.
Maintainer
Change password of this user
You need to be root to change the password of other users.
Change Password
Please enter your current password:
Conversation with'passwd 'failed.
Could not find the program'passwd '.
Incorrect password. Please try again.
Internal error: illegal return value from PasswdProcess: :checkCurrent.
Please enter your new password:
Please enter the new password for user %1:
Your password is longer than 8 characters. On some systems, this can cause problems. You can truncate the password to 8 characters, or leave it as it is.
The password is longer than 8 characters. On some systems, this can cause problems. You can truncate the password to 8 characters, or leave it as it is.
Password Too Long
Truncate
Use as Is
Your password has been changed.
Your password has not been changed.
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KDE su
Runs a program with elevated privileges.
Copyright (c) 1998-2000 Geert Jansen, Pietro Iglio
Geert Jansen
Maintainer
Pietro Iglio
Original author
Specifies the command to run
Run command under target uid if < file > is not writable
Specifies the target uid
Do not keep password
Stop the daemon (forgets all passwords)
Enable terminal output (no password keeping)
Set priority value: 0 < = prio < = 100, 0 is lowest
Use realtime scheduling
Do not display ignore button
Specify icon to use in the password dialog
Do not show the command to be run in the dialog
Command '%1 'not found.
Illegal priority: %1
No command specified.
Su returned with an error.
Command:
realtime:
Priority:
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Ignore
Run as %1
Please enter your password below.
The action you requested needs root privileges. Please enter root's password below or click Ignore to continue with your current privileges.
The action you requested needs root privileges. Please enter root's password below.
The action you requested needs additional privileges. Please enter the password for %1 below or click Ignore to continue with your current privileges.
The action you requested needs additional privileges. Please enter the password for %1 below.
& Ignore
Conversation with su failed.
The program'su 'could not be found. Ensure your PATH is set correctly.
Incorrect password, please try again.
Internal error: illegal return from SuProcess: :checkInstall()
KDE su daemon
Daemon used by kdesu
Copyright (c) 1999,2000 Geert Jansen
Geert Jansen
Author
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Open
Save As
Choose Color
KDialog
KDialog can be used to show nice dialog boxes from shell scripts
(C) 2000, Nick Thompson
David Faure
Current maintainer
Brad Hards
Nick Thompson
Matthias Hölzer
David Gümbel
Richard Moore
Dawit Alemayehu
Question message box with yes/ no buttons
Question message box with yes/ no/ cancel buttons
Warning message box with yes/ no buttons
Warning message box with continue/ cancel buttons
Warning message box with yes/ no/ cancel buttons
'Sorry 'message box
'Error 'message box
Message Box dialog
Input Box dialog
Password dialog
Text Box dialog
Text Input Box dialog
ComboBox dialog
Menu dialog
Check List dialog
Radio List dialog
Passive Popup
File dialog to open an existing file
File dialog to save a file
File dialog to select an existing directory
File dialog to open an existing URL
File dialog to save a URL
Icon chooser dialog
Progress bar dialog, returns a D-Bus reference for communication
Color dialog to select a color
Dialog title
Default entry to use for combobox, menu and color
Allows the --getopenurl and --getopenfilename options to return multiple files
Return list items on separate lines (for checklist option and file open with --multiple)
Outputs the winId of each dialog
Config file and option name for saving the "do-not-show/ ask-again" state
Slider dialog box, returns selected value
Calendar dialog box, returns selected date
Makes the dialog transient for an X app specified by winid
Arguments - depending on main option
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Enable background
If this is checked, KDM will use the settings below for the background. If it is disabled, you have to look after the background yourself. This is done by running some program (possibly xsetroot) in the script specified in the Setup= option in kdmrc (usually Xsetup).
Attention Read help
Enable Auto-Login
Turn on the auto-login feature. This applies only to KDM's graphical login. Think twice before enabling this!
User:
Select the user to be logged in automatically.
Lock session
The automatically started session will be locked immediately (provided it is a KDE session). This can be used to obtain a super-fast login restricted to one user.
Preselect User
& None
Previous
Preselect the user that logged in previously. Use this if this computer is usually used several consecutive times by one user.
Specified:
Preselect the user specified in the combo box to the right. Use this if this computer is predominantly used by a certain user.
Select the user to be preselected for login. This box is editable, so you can specify an arbitrary non-existent user to mislead possible attackers.
Focus password
When this option is on, KDM will place the cursor in the password field instead of the user field after preselecting a user. Use this to save one key press per login, if the preselection usually does not need to be changed.
Enable Password-Less Logins
When this option is checked, the checked users from the list below will be allowed to log in without entering their password. This applies only to KDM's graphical login. Think twice before enabling this!
No password required for:
Check all users you want to allow a password-less login for. Entries denoted with '@ 'are user groups. Checking a group is like checking all users in that group.
Miscellaneous
Automatically log in again after & X server crash
When this option is on, a user will be logged in again automatically when their session is interrupted by an X server crash; note that this can open a security hole: if you use a screen locker than KDE's integrated one, this will make circumventing a password-secured screen lock possible.
& Greeting:
This is the "headline" for KDM's login window. You may want to put some nice greeting or information about the operating system here. KDM will substitute the following character pairs with the respective contents: %d - > current display %h - > host name, possibly with domain name %n - > node name, most probably the host name without domain name %s - > the operating system %r - > the operating system's version %m - > the machine (hardware) type%% - > a single%
Logo area:
Show clock
Show logo
You can choose to display a custom logo (see below), a clock or no logo at all.
& Logo:
Click here to choose an image that KDM will display. You can also drag and drop an image onto this button (e. g. from Konqueror).
Dialog & position:
There was an error loading the image: %1 It will not be saved.
Welcome to %s at %n
KDM - Dialog Here you can configure the basic appearance of the KDM login manager in dialog mode, i. e. a greeting string, an icon etc.
Locale
& Language:
Here you can choose the language used by KDM. This setting does not affect a user's personal settings; that will take effect after login.
& Use themed greeter
Enable this if you would like to use a themed Login Manager.
default
GUI style:
You can choose a basic GUI style here that will be used by KDM only.
Color scheme:
You can choose a basic Color Scheme here that will be used by KDM only.
This changes the font which is used for all the text in the login manager except for the greeting and failure messages.
& General:
This changes the font which is used for failure messages in the login manager.
& Failure:
This changes the font which is used for the login manager's greeting.
Greeting:
Use anti-aliasing for fonts
If you check this box and your X-Server has the Xft extension, fonts will be antialiased (smoothed) in the login dialog.
Allow Shutdown
& Local:
Everybody
Only Root
Nobody
& Remote:
Here you can select who is allowed to shutdown the computer using KDM. You can specify different values for local (console) and remote displays. Possible values are: Everybody: everybody can shutdown the computer using KDM Only root: KDM will only allow shutdown after the user has entered the root password Nobody: nobody can shutdown the computer using KDM
Commands
Halt:
Command to initiate the system halt. Typical value: / sbin/ halt
Reboot:
Command to initiate the system reboot. Typical value: / sbin/ reboot
None
Grub
Lilo
Boot manager:
Enable boot options in the "Shutdown..." dialog.
Theme
Author
This is a list of installed themes. Click the one to be used.
This is a screen shot of what KDM will look like.
This contains information about the selected theme.
Install & new theme
This will install a theme into the theme directory.
& Remove theme
This will remove the selected theme.
& Get New Themes
Unable to create folder %1
Copyright: %1
Description: %1
Drag or Type Theme URL
Unable to find the KDM theme archive %1.
Unable to download the KDM theme archive; please check that address %1 is correct.
The file is not a valid KDM theme archive.
Installing KDM themes
Installing %1 theme
Are you sure you want to remove the following themes?
Remove themes?
User'nobody 'does not exist. Displaying user images will not work in KDM.
System UIDs
Users with a UID (numerical user identification) outside this range will not be listed by KDM and this setup dialog. Note that users with the UID 0 (typically root) are not affected by this and must be explicitly excluded in "Inverse selection" mode.
Below:
Above:
Users
Show list
If this option is checked, KDM will show a list of users, so users can click on their name or image rather than typing in their login.
Autocompletion
If this option is checked, KDM will automatically complete user names while they are typed in the line edit.
Inverse selection
This option specifies how the users for "Show list" and "Autocompletion" are selected in the "Select users and groups" list: If not checked, select only the checked users. If checked, select all non-system users, except the checked ones.
Sort users
If this is checked, KDM will alphabetically sort the user list. Otherwise users are listed in the order they appear in the password file.
Select users and groups:
Selected Users
KDM will show all checked users. Entries denoted with '@ 'are user groups. Checking a group is like checking all users in that group.
Excluded Users
KDM will show all non-checked non-system users. Entries denoted with '@ 'are user groups. Checking a group is like checking all users in that group.
User Image Source
Here you can specify where KDM will obtain the images that represent users. "System" represents the global folder; these are the pictures you can set below. "User" means that KDM should read the user's $HOME/. face. icon file. The two selections in the middle define the order of preference if both sources are available.
System
System, user
User, system
User
User Images
The user the image below belongs to.
User:
Click or drop an image here
Here you can see the image assigned to the user selected in the combo box above. Click on the image button to select from a list of images or drag and drop your own image on to the button (e. g. from Konqueror).
Click this button to make KDM use the default image for the selected user.
Save image as default?
There was an error loading the image %1
There was an error saving the image: %1
%1 does not appear to be an image file. Please use files with these extensions: %2
KDE Login Manager Config Module
(c) 1996-2008 The KDM Authors
Thomas Tanghus
Original author
Steffen Hansen
Oswald Buddenhagen
Current maintainer
Stephen Leaf
Login Manager In this module you can configure the various aspects of the KDE Login Manager. This includes the look and feel as well as the users that can be selected for login. Note that you can only make changes if you run the module with superuser rights. If you have not started the KDE System Settings with superuser rights (which is absolutely the right thing to do, by the way), click on the Modify button to acquire superuser rights. You will be asked for the superuser password. General On this tab page, you can configure parts of the Login Manager's look, and which language it should use. The language settings made here have no influence on the user's language settings. Dialog Here you can configure the look of the "classical" dialog based mode if you have chosen to use it. Background If you want to set a special background for the dialog based login screen, this is where to do it. Themes Here you can specify a theme to be used by the Login Manager. Shutdown Here you can specify who is allowed to shutdown/ reboot the machine and whether a boot manager should be used. Users On this tab page, you can select which users the Login Manager will offer you for logging in. Convenience Here you can specify a user to be logged in automatically, users not needing to provide a password to log in, and other convenience features. Note, that these settings are security holes by their nature, so use them very carefully.
& General
& Dialog
There is no login dialog window in themed mode.
& Background
The background cannot be configured separately in themed mode.
& Theme
Themed mode is disabled. See "General" tab.
& Shutdown
& Users
& Convenience
Drag the anchor to move the center of the dialog to the desired position. Keyboard control is possible as well: Use the arrow keys or Home to center. Note that the actual proportions of the dialog are probably different.
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User:
General (1)
Admin
kcmkdm
Hidden Users
< default >
Choose Image
without name
& Y:
[fix kdmrc]
KRootImage
Fancy desktop background for kdm
Name of the configuration file
& Local Login
XDMCP Host Menu
Hostname
Status
Host:
Add
& Accept
& Refresh
& Menu
Unknown host %1
Default
Custom
Failsafe
%1 (previous)
Your saved session type '%1 'is not valid any more. Please select a new one, otherwise'default' will be used.
Warning: this is an unsecured session
This display requires no X authorization. This means that anybody can connect to it, open windows on it or intercept your input.
Login
Session & Type
& Authentication Method
& Remote Login
Login failed
*** Cannot connect to console log ***
*** Lost connection with console log ***
Switch User
Cancel Session
Restart X Server
Close Connection
Console Login
& Shutdown...
%1 (%2)
No greeter widget plugin loaded. Check the configuration.
You are required to change your password immediately (password aged).
You are required to change your password immediately (root enforced).
You are not allowed to login at the moment.
Home folder not available.
Logins are not allowed at the moment. Try again later.
Your login shell is not listed in / etc/ shells.
Root logins are not allowed.
Your account has expired; please contact your system administrator.
A critical error occurred. Please look at KDM's logfile(s) for more information or contact your system administrator.
Your account expires today.
Your password expires today.
Authentication failed
Authenticated user (%1) does not match requested user (%2).
Warning: Caps Lock is on
Change failed
Theme not usable with authentication method '%1 '.
Changing authentication token
Root authorization required.
& Schedule...
Shutdown Type
& Turn off computer
& Restart computer
Scheduling
& Start:
Timeout:
& Force after timeout
Entered start date is invalid.
Entered timeout date is invalid.
& Turn Off Computer
& Restart Computer
%1 (current)
Turn Off Computer
Switch to Console
Restart Computer
(Next boot: %1)
Abort active sessions:
No permission to abort active sessions:
Session
Location
Cancel pending shutdown:
No permission to cancel pending shutdown:
now
infinite
console user
control socket
turn off computer
restart computer
Next boot: %1
Owner: %1 Type: %2%5 Start: %3 Timeout: %4
abort all sessions
abort own sessions
cancel shutdown
After timeout: %1
Lan_guage
Session _Type
_Menu
Disconn_ect
_Quit
Power o_ff
Re_boot
_Remote login
Caps Lock is enabled
User %u will log in in %t
Welcome to %h
_Domain:
_Username:
_Password:
_Login
%a %d %B
Cannot open theme file %1
Cannot parse theme file %1
%1 does not seem to be a correct theme file
Unused
%1: %2
X login on %1
Abort Session
Login Failed.
Cannot open console
XDMCP Choose_r
_Suspend
You have got caps lock on.
Insert Separator
Create Bookmark
Create Folder
Copy %1
Icon Change
Title Change
URL Change
Comment Change
Move %1
Set as Bookmark Toolbar
Copy Items
Move Items
Import %1 Bookmarks
%1 Bookmarks
Import as a new subfolder or replace all the current bookmarks?
%1 Import
As New Folder
Replace
*. xbel_BAR_Galeon Bookmark Files (*. xbel)
*. xml_BAR_KDE Bookmark Files (*. xml)
Bookmarks
Bookmark
URL
Comment
Status
Another instance of %1 is already running. Do you really want to open another instance or continue work in the same instance? Please note that, unfortunately, duplicate views are read-only.
Warning
Run Another
Continue in Same
Bookmark Editor
Bookmark Organizer and Editor
Copyright 2000-2007, KDE developers
Initial author
Author
Import bookmarks from a file in Mozilla format
Import bookmarks from a file in Netscape (4. x and earlier) format
Import bookmarks from a file in Internet Explorer's Favorites format
Import bookmarks from a file in Opera format
Export bookmarks to a file in Mozilla format
Export bookmarks to a file in Netscape (4. x and earlier) format
Export bookmarks to a file in a printable HTML format
Export bookmarks to a file in Internet Explorer's Favorites format
Export bookmarks to a file in Opera format
Open at the given position in the bookmarks file
Set the user-readable caption, for example "Konsole"
Hide all browser related functions
A unique name that represents this bookmark collection, usually the kinstance name. This should be "konqueror" for the Konqueror bookmarks, "kfile" for KFileDialog bookmarks, etc. The final D-Bus object path is / KBookmarkManager/ dbusObjectName
File to edit
You may only specify a single --export option.
You may only specify a single --import option.
KBookmarkMerger
Merges bookmarks installed by 3rd parties into the user's bookmarks
Copyright © 2005 Frerich Raabe
Original author
Directory to scan for extra bookmarks
Name:
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Comment:
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Collapse & All Folders
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Check Status: & All
Update All & Favicons
Cancel & Checks
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Import & Netscape Bookmarks...
Import & Opera Bookmarks...
Import All & Crash Sessions as Bookmarks...
Import & Galeon Bookmarks...
Import & KDE 2 or KDE 3 Bookmarks...
Import & Internet Explorer Bookmarks...
Import & Mozilla Bookmarks...
Export & Netscape Bookmarks
Export & Opera Bookmarks...
Export & HTML Bookmarks...
Export & Internet Explorer Bookmarks...
Export & Mozilla Bookmarks...
*. html_BAR_HTML Bookmark Listing
Cut Items
Paste
Create New Bookmark Folder
New folder:
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Delete Items
My Bookmarks
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Enter the filename you are looking for. Alternatives may be separated by a semicolon ";". The filename may contain the following special characters:? matches any single character * matches zero or more of any characters [...] matches any of the characters between the braces Example searches: *. kwd; *. txt finds all files ending with. kwd or. txt go[dt] finds god and got Hel? o finds all files that start with "Hel" and end with "o", having one character in between My Document. kwd finds a file of exactly that name
This lets you use the files' index created by the slocate package to speed-up the search; remember to update the index from time to time (using updatedb).
Find all files created or & modified:
& between
and
File & size is:
Files owned by & user:
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(none)
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File & type:
Containing text:
If specified, only files that contain this text are found. Note that not all file types from the list above are supported. Please refer to the documentation for a list of supported file types.
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This lets you search in any type of file, even those that usually do not contain text (for example program files and images).
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Search & metainfo sections:
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Search within files' specific comments/ metainfo These are some examples: Audio files (mp3...) Search in id3 tag for a title, an album Images (png...) Search images with a special resolution, comment...
If specified, search only in this field Audio files (mp3...) This can be Title, Album... Images (png...) Search only in Resolution, Bitdepth...
Unable to search within a period which is less than a minute.
The date is not valid.
Invalid date range.
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Size is too big. Set maximum size value?
Error
Set
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Error while using locate
KDE file find utility
KFind
(c) 1998-2003, The KDE Developers
Current Maintainer
Developer
UI Design & more search options
UI Design
Path(s) to search
Your names
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Open
Open Folder
Properties
Selected Files
AMiddleLengthText...
& Find
kfmclient
KDE tool for opening URLs from the command line
Non interactive use: no message boxes
Show available commands
Command (see --commands)
Arguments for command
Syntax:
kfmclient openURL'url '['mimetype'] # Opens a window showing'url '. # 'url' may be a relative path # or file name, such as. or subdir/ # If'url 'is omitted, $HOME is used instead.
# If'mimetype 'is specified, it will be used to determine the # component that Konqueror should use. For instance, set it to # text/ html for a web page, to make it appear faster
kfmclient newTab'url '['mimetype'] # Same as above but opens a new tab with'url 'in an existing Konqueror # window on the current active desktop if possible.
kfmclient openProfile'profile '['url'] # Opens a window using the given profile. # 'profile 'is a file under ~/. kde/ share/ apps/ konqueror/ profiles. # 'url' is an optional URL to open.
Profile %1 not found
Syntax Error: Not enough arguments
Syntax Error: Too many arguments
Syntax Error: Unknown command '%1 '
kfmclient openProperties'url '# Opens a properties menu
kfmclient exec ['url '['binding']] # Tries to execute'url '. 'url' may be a usual # URL, this URL will be opened. You may omit # 'binding '. In this case the default binding
# is tried. Of course URL may be the URL of a # document, or it may be a *. desktop file.
# This way you could for example mount a device # by passing'Mount default 'as binding to # 'cdrom. desktop'
kfmclient move'src ''dest' # Moves the URL'src 'to'dest'. # 'src 'may be a list of URLs.
kfmclient download ['src '] # Copies the URL'src' to a user specified location '. # 'src' may be a list of URLs, if not present then # a URL will be requested.
kfmclient copy'src ''dest' # Copies the URL'src 'to'dest'. # 'src 'may be a list of URLs.
kfmclient sortDesktop # Rearranges all icons on the desktop.
kfmclient configure # Re-read Konqueror's configuration.
kfmclient configureDesktop # Re-read kdesktop's configuration.
*** Examples: kfmclient exec file: / root/ Desktop/ cdrom. desktop "Mount default" / / Mounts the CD-ROM
kfmclient exec file: / home/ weis/ data/ test. html / / Opens the file with default binding
kfmclient exec file: / home/ weis/ data/ test. html Netscape / / Opens the file with netscape
kfmclient exec ftp: / /localhost/ / / Opens new window with URL
kfmclient exec file: / root/ Desktop/ emacs. desktop / / Starts emacs
kfmclient exec file: / root/ Desktop/ cdrom. desktop / / Opens the CD-ROM's mount directory
kfmclient exec. / / Opens the current directory. Very convenient.
Unable to download from an invalid URL.
Your names
Your emails
Do you wish to install the font(s) for personal use (only available to you), or system-wide (available to all users)?
Where to Install
Font Installer
Simple font installer
(C) Craig Drummond, 2007
Makes the dialog transient for an X app specified by winid
URL to install
Print
Font Printer
Simple font printer
Size index to print fonts
Font to print, specified as "Family, Style" where Style is a 24-bit decimal number composed as :< weight > < width > < slant >
File containing list of fonts to print
Remove file containing list of fonts to print
Select Font to View
Font Viewer
Simple font viewer
(C) Craig Drummond, 2004-2007
URL to open
Duplicate Fonts
Scanning for duplicate fonts. Please wait...
No duplicate fonts found.
Are you sure you wish to delete: %1
Are you sure you wish to delete:
Cancel font scan?
Canceling...
Font/ File
Size
Date
Links To
Open in Font Viewer
Properties
Unmark for Deletion
Mark for Deletion
Open all %1 fonts in font viewer?
Set Criteria
Family
Style
FontConfig Match
File
File Location
Writing System
Symbol/ Other
Type here to filter on %1
Font
This column shows the status of the font family, and of the individual font styles.
This list shows your installed fonts. The fonts are grouped by family, and the number in square brackets represents the number of styles in which the family is available. e. g. Times [4] Regular Bold Bold Italic Italic
... plus %1 more
%1 [%2]
Delete
Enable
Disable
Print...
Reload
All Fonts
Personal Fonts
System Fonts
Unclassified
Group
Do you really want to remove '%1'? This will only remove the group, and not the actual fonts.
Remove Group
Remove
Remove group
All Fonts contains all the fonts installed on your system. Unclassified contains all fonts that have not yet been placed within a "Custom" group.
All Fonts contains all the fonts installed on your system - both "System" and "Personal". System contains all fonts that are installed system-wide (i. e. available to all users). Personal contains your personal fonts. Unclassified contains all fonts that have not yet been placed within a "Custom" group.
Font Groups This list displays the font groups available on your system. There are 2 main types of font groups: Standard are special groups used by the font manager. %1 Custom are groups created by you. To add a font family to one of these groups simply drag it from the list of fonts, and drop onto the desired group. To remove a family from the group, drag the font onto the "All Fonts" group.
A group named '%1 'already exists.
Rename...
Export...
Cancel
Remove from current group.
Cancel? Are you sure you wish to cancel?
Finished Please note that any open applications will need to be restarted in order for any changes to be noticed.
Installing
Uninstalling
Enabling
Updating
Removing
Disabling
Updating font configuration. Please wait...
%1 is a bitmap font, and these have been disabled on your system.
%1 contains the font %2, which is already installed on your system.
Could not remove all files associated with %1
%1 already exists.
Unsupported action. %1
Authentication failed. %1
KDE Font Installer
(C) Craig Drummond, 2000 - 2009
Craig Drummond
Developer and maintainer
Scan for Duplicate Fonts...
Tools
Create a new group
Enable all disabled fonts in the current group
Disable all enabled fonts in the current group
This displays a preview of the selected font.
Add...
Install fonts
Delete all selected fonts
Change Preview Text...
Font Installer This module allows you to install TrueType, Type1, and Bitmap fonts. You may also install fonts using Konqueror: type fonts: / into Konqueror's location bar and this will display your installed fonts. To install a font, simply copy one into the folder.
Font Installer This module allows you to install TrueType, Type1, and Bitmap fonts. You may also install fonts using Konqueror: type fonts: / into Konqueror's location bar and this will display your installed fonts. To install a font, simply copy it into the appropriate folder - "%1" for fonts available to just yourself, or "%2" for system-wide fonts (available to all).
Add Fonts
Failed to locate font printer.
Failed to save list of fonts to print.
Failed to start font printer.
There are no printable fonts. You can only print non-bitmap and enabled fonts.
Cannot Print
You did not select anything to delete.
Nothing to Delete
Do you really want to delete '%1'?
Delete Font
Delete Fonts
Deleting font(s)...
You did not select anything to move.
Nothing to Move
Do you really want to move '%1'?
Move Font
Move
Move Fonts
Moving font(s)...
Failed to open %1 for writing
Create New Group
Please enter the name of the new group:
New Group
Preview Text
Please enter new text:
Scanning font list...
No fonts
Looking for any associated files...
Scanning Files...
Looking for additional files to install...
Looking for files associated with %1
Installing font(s)...
You did not select anything to enable.
You did not select anything to disable.
Nothing to Enable
Nothing to Disable
Do you really want to enable '%1'?
Do you really want to disable '%1'?
Do you really want to enable '%1', contained within group '%2'?
Do you really want to disable '%1', contained within group '%2'?
Enable Font
Disable Font
Enable Fonts
Disable Fonts
Enabling font(s)...
Disabling font(s)...
Print Font Samples
Select size to print font:
Waterfall
12pt
18pt
24pt
36pt
48pt
You cannot install a fonts package directly. Please extract %1, and install the components individually.
Cannot copy fonts
Cannot move fonts
Can only remove fonts from either "%1" or "%2".
Please specify "%1" or "%2".
Fonts
Failed to start the system daemon
%1 is a bitmap font, and these have been disabled on your system.
%1 contains the font %2, which is already installed on your system.
%1 is not a font.
Could not remove all files associated with %1
Unknown
Aa
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz0123456789
No characters found.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789.:,; (*! ?'/ \\")£$€ %^-+@~#< > {}[]
ERROR: Could not determine font's name.
Other, Control
Other, Format
Other, Not Assigned
Other, Private Use
Other, Surrogate
Letter, Lowercase
Letter, Modifier
Letter, Other
Letter, Titlecase
Letter, Uppercase
Mark, Spacing Combining
Mark, Enclosing
Mark, Non-Spacing
Number, Decimal Digit
Number, Letter
Number, Other
Punctuation, Connector
Punctuation, Dash
Punctuation, Close
Punctuation, Final Quote
Punctuation, Initial Quote
Punctuation, Other
Punctuation, Open
Symbol, Currency
Symbol, Modifier
Symbol, Math
Symbol, Other
Separator, Line
Separator, Paragraph
Separator, Space
Category
UCS-4
UTF-16
UTF-8
XML Decimal Entity
Show Face:
Install...
Change Text...
Could not read font.
Preview String
Please enter new string:
No information
Preview Type
Standard Preview
All Characters
Unicode Block: %1
Unicode Script: %1
Personal
System
All
Administrator
Thin
Extra Light
Ultra Light
Light
Regular
Normal
Medium
Demi Bold
Semi Bold
Bold
Extra Bold
Ultra Bold
Black
Heavy
Roman
Italic
Oblique
Ultra Condensed
Extra Condensed
Condensed
Semi Condensed
Semi Expanded
Expanded
Extra Expanded
Ultra Expanded
Monospaced
Charcell
Proportional
Basic Latin
Latin-1 Supplement
Latin Extended-A
Latin Extended-B
IPA Extensions
Spacing Modifier Letters
Combining Diacritical Marks
Greek and Coptic
Cyrillic
Cyrillic Supplement
Armenian
Hebrew
Arabic
Syriac
Arabic Supplement
Thaana
NKo
Devanagari
Bengali
Gurmukhi
Gujarati
Oriya
Tamil
Telugu
Kannada
Malayalam
Sinhala
Thai
Lao
Tibetan
Myanmar
Georgian
Hangul Jamo
Ethiopic
Ethiopic Supplement
Cherokee
Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
Ogham
Runic
Tagalog
Hanunoo
Buhid
Tagbanwa
Khmer
Mongolian
Limbu
Tai Le
New Tai Lue
Khmer Symbols
Buginese
Balinese
Phonetic Extensions
Phonetic Extensions Supplement
Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement
Latin Extended Additional
Greek Extended
General Punctuation
Superscripts and Subscripts
Currency Symbols
Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols
Letter-Like Symbols
Number Forms
Arrows
Mathematical Operators
Miscellaneous Technical
Control Pictures
Optical Character Recognition
Enclosed Alphanumerics
Box Drawing
Block Elements
Geometric Shapes
Miscellaneous Symbols
Dingbats
Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A
Supplemental Arrows-A
Braille Patterns
Supplemental Arrows-B
Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-B
Supplemental Mathematical Operators
Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows
Glagolitic
Latin Extended-C
Coptic
Georgian Supplement
Tifinagh
Ethiopic Extended
Supplemental Punctuation
CJK Radicals Supplement
Kangxi Radicals
Ideographic Description Characters
CJK Symbols and Punctuation
Hiragana
Katakana
Bopomofo
Hangul Compatibility Jamo
Kanbun
Bopomofo Extended
CJK Strokes
Katakana Phonetic Extensions
Enclosed CJK Letters and Months
CJK Compatibility
CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A
Yijing Hexagram Symbols
CJK Unified Ideographs
Yi Syllables
Yi Radicals
Modifier Tone Letters
Latin Extended-D
Syloti Nagri
Phags-pa
Hangul Syllables
High Surrogates
High Private Use Surrogates
Low Surrogates
Private Use Area
CJK Compatibility Ideographs
Alphabetic Presentation Forms
Arabic Presentation Forms-A
Variation Selectors
Vertical Forms
Combining Half Marks
CJK Compatibility Forms
Small Form Variants
Arabic Presentation Forms-B
Half-Width and Full-Width Forms
Specials
Linear B Syllabary
Linear B Ideograms
Aegean Numbers
Ancient Greek Numbers
Old Italic
Gothic
Ugaritic
Old Persian
Deseret
Shavian
Osmanya
Cypriot Syllabary
Phoenician
Kharoshthi
Cuneiform
Cuneiform Numbers and Punctuation
Byzantine Musical Symbols
Musical Symbols
Ancient Greek Musical Notation
Tai Xuan Jing Symbols
Counting Rod Numerals
Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols
CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B
CJK Compatibility Ideographs Supplement
Tags
Variation Selectors Supplement
Supplementary Private Use Area-A
Supplementary Private Use Area-B
Braille
Canadian Aboriginal
Common
Cypriot
Greek
Han
Hangul
Inherited
Latin
Linear B
Nko
Phags Pa
Yi
Preview
Show Preview
%1 (Disabled)
Drop here to copy, or move, the selected fonts to your personal folder.
Installing %1
GUI front-end to the fonts: / ioslave. (c) Craig Drummond, 2000 - 2007
Settings
Disable all selected fonts
Sorry, fonts cannot be renamed.
Internal fontconfig error.
You are attempting to copy a font that is located in a file alongside other fonts; in order to proceed with the copy they will all have to be copied. The affected fonts are: %1 Do you wish to copy all of these?
You are attempting to delete a font that is located in a file alongside other fonts; in order to proceed with the deletion they will all have to be deleted. The affected fonts are: %1 Do you wish to delete all of these?
You are attempting to enable a font that is located in a file alongside other fonts; in order to proceed with the enabling they will all have to be enabled. The affected fonts are: %1 Do you wish to enable all of these?
Enable...
Disable...
Delete...
Enable font
Disable font
Enable fonts
CFontViewPart
Slant
The fonts shown are your personal fonts. To see (and install) system-wide fonts, click on the "Administrator Mode" button below.
Name
Output:
Modern applications use a system called "FontConfig" to obtain the list of fonts. Older applications, such as OpenOffice 1. x, GIMP 1. x, etc. use the previous "core X fonts" mechanism for this. Selecting this option will inform the installer to create the necessary files so that these older applications can use the fonts you install. Please note, however, that this will slow down the installation process.
Configure fonts for Ghostscript
You have enabled a previously disabled option. Would you like the config files updated now? (Normally they are only updated upon installing, or removing, a font.)
Do Not Update
Do you wish to install the font into "%1" (in which case the font will only be usable by you), or "%2" (the font will be usable by all users - but you will need to know the administrator's password)?
Could not install %1: %2
& Username:
Username:
& Password:
Current & password:
& New password:
Confirm password:
Unrecognized prompt "%1"
Username + password (classic)
& Domain:
& Username:
Domain:
Username:
& Password:
Current & password:
& New password:
Confirm password:
Unrecognized prompt "%1"
Winbind / Samba
KDE Help Center
The KDE Help Center
(c) 1999-2003, The KHelpCenter developers
Original Author
Info page support
URL to display
Top-Level Documentation
%1 (%2)
English
Font Configuration
Sizes
Minimum font size:
Medium font size:
Fonts
Standard font:
Fixed font:
Serif font:
Sans serif font:
& Italic font:
& Fantasy font:
Encoding
& Default encoding:
Use Language Encoding
& Font size adjustment:
By Topic
Alphabetically
Rebuilding glossary cache...
Rebuilding cache... done.
Error
Unable to show selected glossary entry: unable to open file'glossary. html. in '!
See also:
KDE Glossary
ht: / /dig
The fulltext search feature makes use of the ht: / /dig HTML search engine.
Information about where to get the ht: / /dig package.
Program Locations
htsearch:
Enter the URL of the htsearch CGI program.
Indexer:
Enter the path to your htdig indexer program here.
htdig database:
Enter the path to the htdig database folder.
By Category
Change Index Folder
Index folder:
Build Search Indices
Index creation log:
Close
Index creation finished.
Stop
Details & lt; lt;
Details & gt; gt;
Build Search Index
Build Index
To be able to search a document, a search index needs to exist. The status column of the list below shows whether an index for a document exists.
To create an index, check the box in the list and press the "Build Index" button.
Search Scope
Status
Change...
The folder %1 does not exist; unable to create index.
OK
Missing
Document '%1 '(%2):
No document type.
No search handler available for document type '%1 '.
No indexing command specified for document type '%1 '.
Failed to build index.
Error executing indexing build command: %1
Unable to start command '%1 '.
KHelpCenter Index Builder
(c) 2003, The KHelpCenter developers
Document to be indexed
Index directory
Search Error Log
Preparing Index
Ready
Previous Page
Moves to the previous page of the document
Next Page
Moves to the next page of the document
Table of & Contents
Table of contents
Go back to the table of contents
& Last Search Result
Build Search Index...
Show Search Error Log
Configure Fonts...
Increase Font Sizes
Decrease Font Sizes
& Search
& Contents
Search Options
Glossary
Start Page
Unable to run search program.
A search index does not yet exist. Do you want to create the index now?
Create
Do Not Create
Path to index directory.
Path to directory containing search indices.
Currently visible navigator tab
& File
& Edit
& View
& Go
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Error: No document type specified.
Error: No search handler for document type '%1 '.
Unable to initialize SearchHandler from file '%1 '.
No valid search handler found.
Search Results for '%1 ':
Search Results
Error executing search command '%1 '.
Error: %1
No search command or URL specified.
and
or
& Method:
Max. & results:
& Scope selection:
Scope
Build Search & Index...
Custom
Default
All
None
unknown
Copy Link Address
ht: / /dig home page
Conquer your Desktop!
Help Center
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The KDE team welcomes you to user-friendly UNIX computing
KDE is a powerful graphical desktop environment for UNIX workstations. A KDE desktop combines ease of use, contemporary functionality and outstanding graphical design with the technological superiority of the UNIX operating system.
What is the K Desktop Environment?
Contacting the KDE Project
Supporting the KDE Project
Useful links
Getting the most out of KDE
General Documentation
A Quick Start Guide to the Desktop
KDE Users' guide
Frequently asked questions
Basic Applications
The Kicker Desktop Panel
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Details > >
Clear search
Your names
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Export Actions
Enabled
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& Shortcut:
Trigger When
Window appears
Window disappears
Window gets focus
Window loses focus
Window
Edit
Window Data
Comment:
Window title:
Is Not Important
Contains
Is
Matches Regular Expression
Does Not Contain
Is Not
Does Not Match Regular Expression
Window class:
Window role:
& Autodetect
Window Types
Normal
Desktop
Dialog
Dock
& Edit...
& New...
& Delete
New
Edit...
Delete
Gestures
Mouse button:
Remote application:
Remote object:
Function:
Arguments:
Active window
Specific window
Action window
Application:
Select Application...
Command/ URL:
Settings
Comment
Edit Gesture
Active Window...
Existing Window...
And
Or
Not
Conditions
Test
New Group
Export Group...
Import...
Global Shortcut
Window Action
Mouse Gesture Action
Command/ URL
D-Bus Command
K-Menu Entry
Send Keyboard Input
New Action
Failed to run qdbusviewer
Export Group
Maintainer
Trigger
Action
Shortcut trigger:
Gesture trigger
Window trigger:
Voice trigger:
Active window:
Existing window:
Window simple:
Menu entry:
D-Bus:
Command/ URL:
Activate window:
Keyboard input:
This "actions" file has already been imported before. Are you sure you want to import it again?
This "actions" file has no ImportId field and therefore it cannot be determined whether or not it has been imported already. Are you sure you want to import it?
Menu Editor entries
Form
& Edit
Active Window
KHotKeys Update Helper
(C) 2003-2009 Lubos Lunak
These entries were created using Menu Editor.
Enable Gestures
KHotKeys update utility
KHotKeys Daemon
Menu
& Enabled
Parent group is disabled
General
KDE Hotkeys:
& Modify...
& Copy
& New Action
Global & Settings
Command/ URL to execute:
Window activates
Window deactivates
Menu entry to execute:
& Browse...
& Play
& Record
& Stop
Gestures:
Action group & name:
& Disable:
Info_tab_ui
This module allows configuration of input actions, such as mouse gestures, keyboard shortcuts for performing commands, launching applications or D-Bus calls, and similar. NOTE: If you are not an experienced user, you should be careful when modifying the actions, and should limit your changes mainly to enabling/ disabling actions, and changing triggers.
Disable mouse gestures globally
Gesture timeout (ms):
Disable KHotKeys daemon
Keyboard_input_widget_ui
Keyboard input:
Modify...
Send Input To
Specify the window where the keyboard input should be sent to: Action window: The window where the triggering action happened; this is usually the currently active window, except for mouse gesture triggers - where it is the window under mouse - and window triggers -where it is the window triggering the action. Active window: The currently active window. Specific window: Any window matching the given criteria.
Called & function:
& Try
Action & type:
Action & name:
In order to trigger a spoken action, you have to press the key (or combination of keys) configured below, speak the command and then press the same key again once you have finished speaking.
Note: To get voice recognition working correctly and in full duplex mode: make sure Full duplex is checked in your Sound System options.
Simple Window...
Draw the gesture you would like to record below. Press and hold the left mouse button while drawing, and release when you have finished. You will be required to draw the gesture 3 times. After each drawing, if they match, the indicators below will change to represent which step you are on. If at any point they do not match, you will be required to restart. If you want to force a restart, use the reset button below. Draw here:
Your gestures did not match.
You have already completed the three required drawings. Either press'Ok 'to save or'Reset' to try again.
Button 2 (middle)
Button 3 (secondary)
Button 4 (often wheel up)
Button 5 (often wheel down)
Button 6 (if available)
Button 7 (if available)
Button 8 (if available)
Button 9 (if available)
Info
General Settings
Gestures Settings
Command/ URL Settings
Menu Entry Settings
D-Bus Call Settings
Keyboard Input Settings
A group is selected. Add the new condition in this selected group?
Add in Group
Recording...
The word you recorded is too close to the existing reference '%1 '. Please record another word.
Unable to extract voice information from noise. If this error occurs repeatedly, it suggests that there is either too much background noise, or the quality of your microphone is too poor.
Lubos Lunak
New Action Group
Select File with Actions to Be Imported
Import of the specified file failed. Most probably the file is not a valid file with actions.
Command/ URL...
Activate Window...
Enter a code for the sound (e. g. the word you are saying) and record the same word twice.
%1 The sound code already exists
%1 One of the sound references is not correct
Generic
Keyboard Shortcut - > Command/ URL (simple)
K-Menu Entry (simple)
Keyboard Shortcut - > D-Bus Call (simple)
Keyboard Shortcut - > Keyboard Input (simple)
Gesture - > Keyboard Input (simple)
Keyboard Shortcut - > Activate Window (simple)
Shortcut Trigger...
Gesture Trigger...
Window Trigger...
Voice Trigger...
Select keyboard shortcut:
Copy of
Run & KDCOP
DCOP:
Voice
& Speak Text
Starting KTTSD Failed
The D-Bus call say() failed.
D-Bus Call Failed
& Tools
Speech Toolbar
You cannot read anything except web pages with this plugin.
Cannot Read Source
The D-Bus call supportsMarkup failed.
The D-Bus call setText failed.
Value
Total Size
Free Size
Machine
Model
Numerical Coprocessor (FPU)
Release
Block Size
block special
1 Byte
KDE Info Center
Get system and desktop environment information
Welcome to the "KDE Info Center", a central place to find information about your computer system.
Click on the "Help" tab on the left to view help for the active control module. Use the "Search" tab if you are unsure where to look for a particular configuration option.
KDE version:
User:
Hostname:
System:
Release:
Machine:
KDE Info Center There is no quick help available for the active info module. Click here to read the general Info Center manual.
Loading...
There are unsaved changes in the active module. Do you want to apply the changes before running the new module or discard the changes?
There are unsaved changes in the active module. Do you want to apply the changes before exiting the System Settings or discard the changes?
Unsaved Changes
The KDE Info Center
(c) 1998-2004, The KDE Control Center Developers
Current Maintainer
Previous Maintainer
The currently loaded configuration module.
Your names
Your emails
About Current Module
& Report Bug...
About %1
Report Bug on Module %1...
KDE Control Center
Configure your desktop environment
Welcome to the "KDE Control Center", a central place to configure your desktop environment. Select an item from the index on the left to load a configuration module.
Use the "Whats This" (Shift+F1) to get help on specific options. To read the full manual click here.
You need super user privileges to run this control module. Click on the "Administrator Mode" button below.
The %1 configuration group. Click to open it.
This treeview displays all available control modules. Click on one of the modules to receive more detailed information.
Changes in this module require root access. Click the "Administrator Mode" button to allow modifications in this module.
This module requires special permissions, probably for system-wide modifications; therefore, it is required that you provide the root password to be able to change the module's properties. If you do not provide the password, the module will be disabled.
& Administrator Mode
& View
Search:
& Keywords:
& Results:
Search
& Medium
& Huge
KDE Control Center There is no quick help available for the active control module. Click here to read the general Control Center manual.
The KDE Control Center
& Reset
Clear search
Applications
Programs
Unknown application folder
Settings
Could not open the file, probably due to an unsupported file format. %1
The archive file could not be opened, perhaps because the format is unsupported. %1
KIO Exec - Opens remote files, watches modifications, asks for upload
'command 'expected.
The URL %1 is malformed
Remote URL %1 not allowed with --tempfiles switch
The supposedly temporary file %1 has been modified. Do you still want to delete it?
File Changed
Do Not Delete
The file %1 has been modified. Do you want to upload the changes?
Upload
Do Not Upload
KIOExec
Treat URLs as local files and delete them afterwards
Suggested file name for the downloaded file
Command to execute
URL(s) or local file(s) used for'command '
Your names
Your emails
Could not find the Perl program on your system, please install.
Could not find the Finger program on your system, please install.
kio_finger Perl script not found.
kio_finger CSS script not found. Output will look ugly.
Connecting...
Initiating protocol...
Local Login
SSH Authorization
Disconnected.
Your names
Could not access drive %1. The drive is still busy. Wait until it is inactive and then try again.
Could not write to file %1. The disk in drive %2 is probably full.
Could not access %1. There is probably no disk in the drive %2
Could not access %1. There is probably no disk in the drive %2 or you do not have enough permissions to access the drive.
Could not access %1. The drive %2 is not supported.
Could not access %1. Make sure the floppy in drive %2 is a DOS-formatted floppy disk and that the permissions of the device file (e. g. / dev/ fd0) are set correctly (e. g. rwxrwxrwx).
Could not access %1. The disk in drive %2 is probably not a DOS-formatted floppy disk.
Access denied. Could not write to %1. The disk in drive %2 is probably write-protected.
Could not read boot sector for %1. There is probably not any disk in drive %2.
Could not start program "%1". Ensure that the mtools package is installed correctly on your system.
No man page matching to %1 found. Check that you have not mistyped the name of the page that you want. Check that you have typed the name using the correct upper and lower case characters. If everything looks correct, then you may need to improve the search path for man pages; either using the environment variable MANPATH or using a matching file in the / etc directory.
Open of %1 failed.
Man output
KDE Man Viewer Error
There is more than one matching man page.
Note: if you read a man page in your language, be aware it can contain some mistakes or be obsolete. In case of doubt, you should have a look at the English version.
User Commands
System Calls
Subroutines
Perl Modules
Network Functions
Devices
File Formats
Games
Miscellaneous
System Administration
Kernel
Local Documentation
New
UNIX Manual Index
Section %1
Index for Section %1: %2
Generating Index
Could not find the sgml2roff program on your system. Please install it, if necessary, and extend the search path by adjusting the environment variable PATH before starting KDE.
KMan
Your names
Your emails
An RPC error occurred.
No space left on device
Read only file system
Filename too long
Disk quota exceeded
Add Network Folder
Protocol name
Socket name
SFTP Login
Opening SFTP connection to host %1: %2
No hostname specified
site:
Warning: Cannot verify host's identity.
Authentication failed.
Please enter your username and password.
Incorrect username or password
Successfully connected to %1
An internal error occurred. Please retry the request again.
Please enter your username and key passphrase.
Warning: Host's identity changed.
Connection failed.
Connection closed by remote host.
unexpected SFTP error: %1
SFTP version %1
Protocol error.
An internal error occurred. Please try again.
Unknown error was encountered while copying the file to '%1 '. Please try again.
The remote host does not support renaming files.
The remote host does not support creating symbolic links.
Connection closed
Could not read SFTP packet
SFTP command failed for an unknown reason.
The SFTP server received a bad message.
You attempted an operation unsupported by the SFTP server.
Error code: %1
Cannot specify a subsystem and command at the same time.
No options provided for ssh execution.
Failed to execute ssh process.
Error encountered while talking to ssh.
Please supply a password.
Please supply the passphrase for your SSH private key.
Authentication to %1 failed
The identity of the remote host '%1 'could not be verified because the host's key is not in the "known hosts" file.
Manually, add the host's key to the "known hosts" file or contact your administrator.
Manually, add the host's key to %1 or contact your administrator.
The identity of the remote host '%1 'could not be verified. The host's key fingerprint is: %2 You should verify the fingerprint with the host's administrator before connecting. Would you like to accept the host's key and connect anyway?
WARNING: The identity of the remote host '%1 'has changed! Someone could be eavesdropping on your connection, or the administrator may have just changed the host's key. Either way, you should verify the host's key fingerprint with the host's administrator. The key fingerprint is: %2 Add the correct host key to "%3" to get rid of this message.
WARNING: The identity of the remote host '%1 'has changed! Someone could be eavesdropping on your connection, or the administrator may have just changed the host's key. Either way, you should verify the host's key fingerprint with the host's administrator before connecting. The key fingerprint is: %2 Would you like to accept the host's new key and connect anyway?
Host key was rejected.
Please enter a username and password
Please enter authentication information for %1
Please enter authentication information for: Server = %1 Share = %2
libsmbclient failed to create context
libsmbclient failed to initialize context
%1: Unknown file type, neither directory or file.
File does not exist: %1
Unable to find any workgroups in your local network. This might be caused by an enabled firewall.
No media in device for %1
Could not connect to host for %1
Error while connecting to server responsible for %1
Share could not be found on given server
BAD File descriptor
The given name could not be resolved to a unique server. Make sure your network is setup without any name conflicts between names used by Windows and by UNIX name resolution.
libsmbclient reported an error, but did not specify what the problem is. This might indicate a severe problem with your network - but also might indicate a problem with libsmbclient. If you want to help us, please provide a tcpdump of the network interface while you try to browse (be aware that it might contain private data, so do not post it if you are unsure about that - you can send it privately to the developers if they ask for it)
Unknown error condition in stat: %1
Make sure that the samba package is installed properly on your system.
Mounting of share "%1" from host "%2" by user "%3" failed. %4
Unmounting of mountpoint "%1" failed. %2
libsmbclient failed to initialize
Your names
Your emails
No MIME Type specified.
No or invalid size specified.
Cannot create thumbnail for directory
No plugin specified.
Cannot load ThumbCreator %1
Cannot create thumbnail for %1
Failed to create a thumbnail.
Could not write image.
Failed to attach to shared memory segment %1
Image is too big for the shared memory segment
ktrash
Helper program to handle the KDE trash can Note: to move files to the trash, do not use ktrash, but "kioclient move'url 'trash: /"
Empty the contents of the trash
Restore a trashed file to its original location
Ignored
The file is too large to be trashed.
TByte
Delete files older than:
Check this box to allow automatic deletion of files that are older than the value specified. Leave this disabled to not automatically delete any items after a certain timespan
Limit to maximum size
Maximum size:
This is the maximum percent of disk space that will be used for the trash.
Delete Biggest Files From Trash
Malformed URL %1
The directory %1 does not exist anymore, so it is not possible to restore this item to its original location. You can either recreate that directory and use the restore operation again, or drag the item anywhere else to restore it.
This file is already in the trash bin.
Protocol name
Socket name
General
Original Path
Date of Deletion
Advanced Settings
General
General Config
Actions
Actions Config
Shortcuts
Shortcuts Config
Disable Actions for Windows of Type WM_CLASS
This lets you specify windows in which Klipper should not invoke "actions". Use xprop _BAR_ grep WM_CLASS in a terminal to find out the WM_CLASS of a window. Next, click on the window you want to examine. The first string it outputs after the equal sign is the one you need to enter here.
Replace Clipboard
Add to Clipboard
Command
Description
Command Description
Enable Clipboard & Actions
Clear Clipboard History
& Configure Klipper...
& Quit
Show Klipper Popup-Menu
Manually Invoke Action on Current Clipboard
& Edit Contents...
Previous history item
Enable Clipboard Actions
You can enable URL actions later by right-clicking on the Klipper icon and selecting'Enable Actions'
Should Klipper start automatically when you login?
Automatically Start Klipper?
Start
Do Not Start
KDE cut & paste history utility
Klipper
(c) 1998, Andrew Stanley-Jones 1998-2002, Carsten Pfeiffer 2001, Patrick Dubroy
Carsten Pfeiffer
Author
Andrew Stanley-Jones
Original Author
Patrick Dubroy
Contributor
Luboš Luň ák
Bugfixes and optimizations
Esben Mose Hansen
Maintainer
Edit Contents
Really delete entire clipboard history?
Delete clipboard history?
Clipboard history
Klipper - Clipboard Tool
& More
Replay actions on an item selected from history
Remove whitespace when executing actions
Enable MIME-based actions
Action list:
Regular Expression
Add Action...
Edit Action...
Delete Action
Advanced
Click on a highlighted item's column to change it. "%s" in a command will be replaced with the clipboard contents. For more information about regular expressions, you could have a look at the Wikipedia entry about this topic.
Regular expression:
Description:
Add Command
Remove Command
Popup menu at mouse-cursor position
Save clipboard contents on exit
Prevent empty clipboard
Selection and clipboard
Ignore Selection
Text selection only
Synchronize contents of the clipboard and the selection
Timeout for action popups:
Clipboard history size:
Klipper version
Popup at mouse position
Keep clipboard contents
Selecting this option has the effect, that the clipboard can never be emptied. E. g. when an application exits, the clipboard would usually be emptied.
Synchronize clipboard and selection
Timeout for action popups (seconds)
A value of 0 disables the timeout
Clipboard history size
Strip whitespace when executing an action
Sometimes, the selected text has some whitespace at the end, which, if loaded as URL in a browser would cause an error. Enabling this option removes any whitespace at the beginning or end of the selected string (the original clipboard contents will not be modified).
Replay action in history
Your names
Your emails
Clipboard is empty
%1 - Actions For: %2
Disable This Popup
& Cancel
Clipboard/ Selection Behavior
Separate clipboard and selection
This option prevents the selection being recorded in the clipboard history. Only explicit clipboard changes are recorded.
There are two different clipboard buffers available: Clipboard is filled by selecting something and pressing Ctrl+C, or by clicking "Copy" in a toolbar or menubar. Selection is available immediately after selecting some text. The only way to access the selection is to press the middle mouse button. You can configure the relationship between Clipboard and Selection.
Klipper - clipboard tool
Action list (right click to add/ remove commands):
Double-click here to set the command to be executed
Double-click here to set the regular expression
Selecting this option synchronizes these two buffers.
Using this option will only set the selection when highlighting something and the clipboard when choosing e. g. "Copy" in a menubar.
& Use graphical editor for editing regular expressions
Click on a highlighted item's column to change it. "%s" in a command will be replaced with the clipboard contents.
Enable & Actions
& Actions Enabled
Regular Expression (see http: / /doc. trolltech. com/ qregexp. html#details)
Configure
Following the command, you can have several place holders which will be replaced with the actual values when the actual program is run: %f - a single file name %F - a list of files; use for applications that can open several local files at once %u - a single URL %U - a list of URLs %d - the folder of the file to open %D - a list of folders %i - the icon %m - the mini-icon %c - the caption
Enable & launch feedback
& Place in system tray
& Name:
& Description:
& Comment:
Command:
& Work path:
Run in terminal
Terminal & options:
& Run as a different user
& Username:
Current shortcut & key:
& New Submenu...
New & Item...
New Separator
& Delete
You have made changes to the menu. Do you want to save the changes or discard them?
Save Menu Changes?
KDE menu editor
KDE Menu Editor
Maintainer
Previous Maintainer
Original Author
Sub menu to pre-select
Menu entry to pre-select
Could not write to %1
& File
& Edit
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
[Hidden]
New Submenu
Submenu name:
New Item
Item name:
Menu changes could not be saved because of the following problem:
The key %1 can not be used here because it is already used to activate %2.
The key %1 can not be used here because it is already in use.
KDE control center editor
KDE Control Center Editor
You have made changes to the Control Center. Do you want to save the changes or discard them?
Save Control Center Changes?
Save & & Connect
Enter a name for this WebFolder as well as a server address, port and folder path to use and press the Save & Connect button.
Enter a name for this Secure shell connection as well as a server address, port and folder path to use and press the Save & Connect button.
Enter a name for this File Transfer Protocol connection as well as a server address and folder path to use and press the Save & Connect button.
Enter a name for this Microsoft Windows network drive as well as a server address and folder path to use and press the Save & Connect button.
Unable to connect to server. Please check your settings and try again.
Connect
KDE Network Wizard
(c) 2004 George Staikos
George Staikos
Primary author and maintainer
Network Folder Wizard
Add Network Folder
& Recent connection:
& WebFolder (webdav)
& Secure shell (ssh)
FTP
& Microsoft® Windows® network drive
Select the type of network folder you wish to connect to and press the Next button.
Network Folder Information
Enter a name for this %1 as well as the server address, port and folder path to use and press the Next button.
& Name:
& User:
Server:
& Port:
& Folder:
Create an icon for this remote folder
& Use encryption
Encoding:
Your names
Your emails
KNotify
Starting KTTSD Failed
Your names
KNotifyTest
During the previous startup, KNotify crashed while instantiating KNotify. Do you want to try again or disable aRts sound output? If you choose to disable aRts output now, you can re-enable it later or select an alternate sound player in the System Notifications control panel.
There was an error loading the module %1. The diagnostics is: %2
Konqueror
Web browser, file manager and document viewer.
(C) 1999-2008, The Konqueror developers
http: / /konqueror. kde. org
Developer (framework, parts, JavaScript, I/ O library) and maintainer
Developer (framework, parts)
Developer (framework)
Developer
Developer (List views)
Developer (List views, I/ O library)
Developer (HTML rendering engine)
Developer (HTML rendering engine, I/ O library)
Developer (HTML rendering engine, I/ O library, regression test framework)
Developer (HTML rendering engine, JavaScript)
Developer (JavaScript)
Developer (Java applets and other embedded objects)
Developer (I/ O library)
Developer (Java applet support)
Developer (Java 2 security manager support, and other major improvements to applet support)
Developer (Netscape plugin support)
George Staikos
Developer (SSL, Netscape plugins)
Developer (I/ O library, Authentication support)
Graphics/ icons
KFM author
Developer (navigation panel framework)
Developer (misc stuff)
Developer (AdBlock filter)
This bar contains the list of currently open tabs. Click on a tab to make it active. You can also use keyboard shortcuts to navigate through tabs. The text on the tab shows the content currently open in it; place your mouse over the tab to see the full title, in case it has been shortened to fit the tab width.
Open a new tab
Close the current tab
& Reload All Tabs
Close & Other Tabs
& New Tab
& Duplicate Tab
& Reload Tab
Other Tabs
Detach Tab
& Close Tab
Restore Session?
Restore Session
Ask Me Later
Malformed URL %1
Protocol not supported %1
Cannot create the find part, check your installation.
Canceled.
This page contains changes that have not been submitted. Reloading the page will discard these changes.
Discard Changes?
& Discard Changes
File Management
Web Browsing
Home Folder
Home
Navigate to your'Home Folder '
Navigate to your local'Home Folder '
Home Page
Navigate to your'Home Page '
Navigate to your'Home Page 'You can configure the location where this button takes you under Settings - > Configure Konqueror - > General.
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Detaching the tab will discard these changes.
This view contains changes that have not been submitted. Closing the view will discard these changes.
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Closing the tab will discard these changes.
Do you really want to close all other tabs?
Close Other Tabs Confirmation
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Closing other tabs will discard these changes.
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Reloading all tabs will discard these changes.
Enter Target
%1 is not valid
Copy selected files from %1 to:
Move selected files from %1 to:
Empty Closed Items History
Save As...
Manage...
New & Window
& Duplicate Window
Send & Link Address...
Send File...
& Open Location
& Open File...
& Find File...
& Use index. html
Lock to Current Location
Link View
& Up
Closed Items
Sessions
Most Often Visited
Show History
& Save View Profile As...
Configure Extensions...
Configure Spell Checking...
Split View & Left/ Right
Split View & Top/ Bottom
& Duplicate Current Tab
Detach Current Tab
& Close Active View
Close Current Tab
Activate Next Tab
Activate Previous Tab
Activate Tab %1
Move Tab Left
Move Tab Right
Dump Debug Info
Configure View Profiles...
Load & View Profile
& Reload
& Force Reload
& Stop
Location:
Location Bar
Location Bar Enter a web address or search term.
Clear Location Bar
Clear Location bar Clears the contents of the location bar.
& Bookmarks
Bookmark This Location
Konqueror Introduction
Go
Go Goes to the page that has been entered into the location bar.
Enter the parent folder For instance, if the current location is file: / home/ %1 clicking this button will take you to file: / home.
Enter the parent folder
Move backwards one step in the browsing history
Move forward one step in the browsing history
Move backwards one step in the closed tabs history
Reload the currently displayed document This may, for example, be needed to refresh web pages that have been modified since they were loaded, in order to make the changes visible.
Reload the currently displayed document
Reload all currently displayed documents in tabs This may, for example, be needed to refresh web pages that have been modified since they were loaded, in order to make the changes visible.
Reload all currently displayed document in tabs
Stop loading the document All network transfers will be stopped and Konqueror will display the content that has been received so far.
Reload the currently displayed document This may, for example, be needed to refresh web pages that have been modified since they were loaded, in order to make the changes visible. Any images on the page are downloaded again, even if cached copies exist.
Force a reload of the currently displayed document and any contained images
Stop loading the document
Cut the currently selected text or item(s) and move it to the system clipboard This makes it available to the Paste command in Konqueror and other KDE applications.
Move the selected text or item(s) to the clipboard
Copy the currently selected text or item(s) to the system clipboard This makes it available to the Paste command in Konqueror and other KDE applications.
Copy the selected text or item(s) to the clipboard
Paste the previously cut or copied clipboard contents This also works for text copied or cut from other KDE applications.
Paste the clipboard contents
Print the currently displayed document You will be presented with a dialog where you can set various options, such as the number of copies to print and which printer to use. This dialog also provides access to special KDE printing services such as creating a PDF file from the current document.
Print the current document
If present, open index. html when entering a folder.
A locked view cannot change folders. Use in combination with'link view 'to explore many files from one folder
Sets the view as'linked '. A linked view follows folder changes made in other linked views.
Copy & Files...
Move Files...
Open bookmarks folder in new tabs
Open in This Window
Open the document in current window
Open in New & Window
Open the document in a new window
Open in & New Tab
Open the document in a new tab
& Open With
Open with %1
& View Mode
You have multiple tabs open in this window, are you sure you want to quit?
Confirmation
Close Current Tab
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Closing the window will discard these changes.
This page contains changes that have not been submitted. Closing the window will discard these changes.
no name
Your sidebar is not functional or unavailable. A new entry cannot be added.
Web Sidebar
Add new web extension "%1" to your sidebar?
Add
Do Not Add
There appears to be a configuration error. You have associated Konqueror with %1, but it cannot handle this file type.
Manage Sessions
& Open
Rename Session
%1 Last visited: %2 First visited: %3 Number of times visited: %4
Local
Miscellaneous
History
Sort
The page you are trying to view is the result of posted form data. If you resend the data, any action the form carried out (such as search or online purchase) will be repeated.
Warning
Resend
Configure
Extensions
Undo: Closed Tab
Undo: Closed Window
You have multiple tabs open in this window. Loading a view profile will close them.
Load View Profile
This tab contains changes that have not been submitted. Loading a profile will discard these changes.
Checking this box on at least two views sets those views as'linked '. Then, when you change directories in one view, the other views linked with it will automatically update to show the current directory. This is especially useful with different types of views, such as a directory tree with an icon view or detailed view, and possibly a terminal emulator window.
Close View
%1/ s
Stalled
Open in New Tab
& Copy Link Address
& Remove Entry
Clear History
& Preferences...
By & Name
By & Date
Search in history
Do you really want to clear the entire history?
Clear History?
Preview & in %1
Show %1
Hide %1
Profile Management
& Rename Profile
& Delete Profile
Start without a default window
Preload for later use
Profile to open
List available profiles
List available sessions
Session to open
Mimetype to use for this URL (e. g. text/ html or inode/ directory)
For URLs that point to files, opens the directory and selects the file, instead of opening the actual file
Location to open
SideBar Test Plugin
History Sidebar Module
History Sidebar You can configure the history sidebar here.
Cannot find parent item %1 in the tree. Internal error.
Name:
Path or URL:
& Create New Folder
Delete Folder
Delete Bookmark
Properties
Open in New Window
Open Folder in Tabs
Copy Link Address
Are you sure you wish to remove the bookmark folder "%1"?
Are you sure you wish to remove the bookmark "%1"?
Bookmark Folder Deletion
Bookmark Deletion
Bookmark Properties
& Update
Location:
Add Bookmark
& Create New Folder...
Move to Trash
Rename
Delete Link
New Folder
Create New Folder
Enter folder name:
Extended Sidebar
Rollback to System Default
Configure Sidebar
Add New
Multiple Views
Show Tabs Left
Show Configuration Button
Close Sidebar
This entry already exists.
This removes all your entries from the sidebar and adds the system default ones. This procedure is irreversible Do you want to proceed?
Show Tabs Right
Set Name
Enter the name:
Enter a URL:
Do you really want to remove the %1 tab?
You have hidden the navigation panel configuration button. To make it visible again, click the right mouse button on any of the navigation panel buttons and select "Show Configuration Button".
Set Name...
Set URL...
Set Icon...
Remove
Web module
Set Refresh Timeout (0 disables)
min
sec
Web Sidebar Module
& Open Link
Set & Automatic Reload
Konqueror is a web browser, file manager and universal document viewer.
Starting Points
Introduction
Tips
Specifications
Your personal files
Trash
Browse and restore the trash
Network Folders
Shared files and folders
My Bookmarks
Next: An Introduction to Konqueror
Search the Web
Konqueror makes working with and managing your files easy. You can browse both local and networked folders while enjoying advanced features such as the powerful sidebar and file previews.
Konqueror is also a full featured and easy to use web browser which you can use to explore the Internet. Enter the address (e. g. http: / /www. kde. org) of a web page you would like to visit in the location bar and press Enter, or choose an entry from the Bookmarks menu.
To return to the previous location, press the back button in the toolbar.
To quickly go to your Home folder press the home button.
For more detailed documentation on Konqueror click here.
Tuning Tip: If you want the Konqueror web browser to start faster, you can turn off this information screen by clicking here. You can re-enable it by choosing the Help - > Konqueror Introduction menu option, and then pressing Settings - > Save View Profile As... - > "Web Browsing".
Next: Tips & Tricks
Konqueror is designed to embrace and support Internet standards. The aim is to fully implement the officially sanctioned standards from organizations such as the W3 and OASIS, while also adding extra support for other common usability features that arise as de facto standards across the Internet. Along with this support, for such functions as favicons, Web Shortcuts, and XBEL bookmarks, Konqueror also implements:
Supported standards
Additional requirements*
DOM (Level 1, partially Level 2) based HTML 4.01
built-in
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS 1, partially CSS 2)
ECMA-262 Edition 3 (roughly equals JavaScript 1.5)
JavaScript disabled (globally). Enable JavaScript here.
JavaScript enabled (globally). Configure JavaScript here.
Secure Java reg; support
JDK 1.2.0 (Java 2) compatible VM (Blackdown, IBM or Sun)
Enable Java (globally) here.
Netscape Communicator reg; plugins (for viewing Flash reg;, Real reg; Audio, Real reg; Video, etc.)
Secure Sockets Layer
(TLS/ SSL v2/ 3) for secure communications up to 168bit
OpenSSL
Bidirectional 16bit unicode support
AutoCompletion for forms
General
Feature
Details
Image formats
Transfer protocols
HTTP 1.1 (including gzip/ bzip2 compression)
FTP
and many more...
URL-Completion
Manual
Popup
(Short-) Automatic
Return to Starting Points
Tips & Tricks
Use Web-Shortcuts: by typing "gg: KDE" one can search the Internet, using Google, for the search phrase "KDE". There are a lot of Web-Shortcuts predefined to make searching for software or looking up certain words in an encyclopedia a breeze. You can even create your own Web-Shortcuts.
Use the magnifier button in the toolbar to increase the font size on your web page.
When you want to paste a new address into the Location toolbar you might want to clear the current entry by pressing the black arrow with the white cross in the toolbar.
To create a link on your desktop pointing to the current page, simply drag the "Location" label that is to the left of the Location toolbar, drop it on to the desktop, and choose "Link".
You can also find "Full-Screen Mode" in the Settings menu. This feature is very useful for "Talk" sessions.
Divide et impera (lat. "Divide and conquer") - by splitting a window into two parts (e. g. Window - > Split View Left/ Right) you can make Konqueror appear the way you like. You can even load some example view-profiles (e. g. Midnight Commander), or create your own ones.
Use the user-agent feature if the website you are visiting asks you to use a different browser (and do not forget to send a complaint to the webmaster!)
The History in your SideBar ensures that you can keep track of the pages you have visited recently.
Use a caching proxy to speed up your Internet connection.
Advanced users will appreciate the Konsole which you can embed into Konqueror (Settings - > Show Terminal Emulator).
Next: Specifications
Installed Plugins
Plugin Description File Types
Installed
Mime Type Description Suffixes Plugin
Do you want to disable showing the introduction in the webbrowsing profile?
Faster Startup?
Disable
Keep
Input Required:
& Execute Shell Command...
Executing shell commands works only on local directories.
Execute Shell Command
Execute shell command in current directory:
Output from command: "%1"
Your names
Your emails
& File
& Edit
& View
& Go
& Settings
& Window
& Help
Main Toolbar
Extra Toolbar
Location Toolbar
Bookmark Toolbar
& Tools
& Profile name:
Save & URLs in profile
New...
Save Current
Rename...
Delete
Open tabs inside current window
Limits
URLs expire after
Maximum & number of URLs:
Custom Fonts For
URLs newer than
Choose Font...
URLs older than
Shows the number of times visited and the dates of the first and last visits, in addition to the URL
Detailed tooltips
Clear History
This is the URL of the web page where Konqueror (as web browser) will jump to when the \\"Home\\ "button is pressed. When Konqueror is started as a file manager, that button makes it jump to your local home folder instead.
Maximum number of Closed Items
Open folders in separate windows
If this option is checked, Konqueror will open a new window when you open a folder, rather than showing that folder's contents in the current window.
Show file tips
Here you can control if, when moving the mouse over a file, you want to see a small popup window with additional information about that file
Show previews in file tips
Here you can control if you want the popup window to contain a larger preview for the file, when moving the mouse over it
Show'Delete 'menu entries which bypass the trashcan
Uncheck this if you do not want'Delete 'menu commands to be displayed on the desktop and in the file manager's menus and context menus. You can still delete files when hidden by holding the Shift key while calling'Move to Trash'.
Standard font
This is the font used to display text in Konqueror windows.
Ask confirmation for deleting a file.
This option tells Konqueror whether to ask for a confirmation when you delete a file without using the trash folder. Warning, deleted files can not be recovered, so it is recommended to leave this confirmation enabled.
Ask confirmation for move to trash
This option tells Konqueror whether to ask for a confirmation when you move the file to your trash folder, from where it can be recovered very easily.
& Save View Profile "%1"...
Configure Navigation Panel
Close Navigation Panel
Select Type
Select type:
Web SideBar Plugin
%1 does not exist
Minutes
Days
Your sidebar is not functional or unavailable.
Cannot find running history plugin in your sidebar.
Show History in Sidebar
Select Remote Charset
Reload
G E N E R A L
Installed programs
& Location
Open & Terminal
Closed Tabs
Unknown
Save & window size in profile
Speech Toolbar
System
& Network Folders
Settings
Autostart
Profile %1 not found
%1 is already in the list.
Change Exception
Default user name:
Reject
D-Bus Communication Error
& Windows Shares
Add Identification
Duplicate Identification
Here you can control if you want the popup window to contain a larger preview for the file, when moving the mouse over it.
Application Menu
Bookmarks Menu
Custom Menu 2
(c) 2000, KDE developers
Group:
& Import...
(c) 1999 - 2001 The Konqueror Developers
Hide filtered images
Export...
Font Size
Standard font:
& Filters
& Delete
This is the font size used to display text in Konqueror windows.
This is the color used to display text in Konqueror windows.
& Underline filenames
Appearance You can configure how Konqueror looks as a file manager here.
Preview In
& Open Location...
Animated Logo
Selection
Icon Size
Show Details
Detailed Listview Toolbar
MimeType
Size
Modified
Select files:
Show & Modification Time
Hide & Modification Time
Show & File Type
Hide & File Type
Show MimeType
Show & Creation Time
Hide & Creation Time
Show & Link Destination
Unselect All
View & As
Filename
Toggle displaying of hidden dot files
& Preview
By Name (Case Insensitive)
By Size
By Type
By Date
Descending
Selects all items
You cannot drop any items in a directory in which you do not have write permission
Rename icons inline
Tools
& New Bookmark
Hide in Toolbar
& Expand All Folders
Cancel & Favicon Updates
Create New Bookmark Folder
Comment:
Create Bookmark
%1 Bookmarks
Status
Folder
Empty Folder
Export bookmarks to a file in Opera format
Open at the given position in the bookmarks file
Set the user readable caption for example "Konsole"
Hide all browser related functions
Author
Checking...
Search:
%1 on %2
%1
Background
Color 1
Color 2
Color 3
Color 4
Color 5
Color 6
Color 7
Color 8
Background (Intense)
Un-named Color Scheme
Accessible Color Scheme
Name
Color
The background transparency setting will not be used because your desktop does not appear to support transparent windows.
Copy Input
Edit Profile
Edit Profile "%1"
Edit Environment
Always Hide Tab Bar
Show Tab Bar When Needed
Always Show Tab Bar
Below Terminal Displays
Above Terminal Displays
Select Initial Directory
%1, size %2
New Color Scheme
Edit Color Scheme
New Key Binding List
Edit Key Binding List
Open Link
Copy Link Address
Send Email To...
Copy Email Address
Scrollback Options
No scrollback
Fixed size scrollback:
Unlimited scrollback
Save to current profile
lines
Close the search bar
Find:
Next
Previous
Highlight all
Match case
Match regular expression
Search reached bottom, continued from top.
Search reached top, continued from bottom.
Key Combination
Output
Konsole
Terminal emulator
Name of profile to use for new Konsole instance
List the available profiles
Start Konsole in the background and bring to the front when the F12 key is pressed
Set the initial working directory of the new tab or window to'dir '
Try to enable transparency, even if the system does not appear to support it.
Change the value of a profile property.
Maintainer
Author
Bug fixes and general improvements
General improvements
Bug fixes
Solaris support and history
Bug fixes and improved startup performance
Marking improvements
Embedded Konsole Toolbar and session names
Embedded Konsole General improvements
Visual effects
Code from the kvt project General improvements
Schema and text selection improvements
SGI port
FreeBSD port
Thanks to many others.
New & Tab
New & Window
Remote Connection...
& Bookmarks
Show Menu Bar
Manage Profiles...
Close Current Tab
Manage Profiles
Show in Menu
Shortcut
New Profile
Shell
Description:
Background transparency:
Percent
Select All
General
Profile name:
A descriptive name for the profile
Command:
The command to execute when new terminal sessions are created using this profile
Initial directory:
The initial working directory for new terminal sessions using this profile
Browse for initial directory
...
Icon:
Select the icon displayed on tabs using this profile
Environment:
Edit...
Window
Show or hide the menu bar in terminal windows
Show menu bar in new windows
Tabs
Tab Titles
Tab title format:
Normal tab title format
Edit normal tab title format
Insert
Remote tab title format:
Tab title format used when a remote command (e. g. connection to another computer via SSH) is being executed
Edit tab title format used when executing remote commands
Tab Bar
Tab bar display:
Tab bar position:
Appearance
Color Scheme & & Background
Create a new color scheme based upon the selected scheme
New...
Edit the selected color scheme
Delete the selected color scheme
Remove
Font
Preview:
Text size:
Small
Adjust the font size used in this profile
Large
Change the font used in this profile
Edit Font...
Scrolling
Disable scroll bar and do not remember previous output
Disable scrollback
Limit the remembered output to a fixed number of lines
Fixed number of lines:
Number of lines of output to remember
Remember all output produced by the terminal
Scroll Bar
Show the scroll bar on the left side of the terminal window
Show on left side
Show the scroll bar on the right side of the terminal window
Show on right side
Hide the scroll bar
Hidden
Input
Key Bindings
Key bindings control how combinations of key presses in the terminal window are converted into the stream of characters which is sent to the current terminal program.
Create a new key bindings list based upon the selected bindings
Edit the selected key bindings list
Delete the selected key bindings list
Advanced
Terminal Features
Allow terminal programs to create blinking sections of text
Allow blinking text
Allow the output to be suspended by pressing Ctrl+S
Enable flow control using Ctrl+S, Ctrl+Q
Allow terminal programs to resize the window
Allow programs to resize terminal window
Mouse Interaction
Word characters for double-click selection:
Characters which are considered part of a word when double-clicking to select whole words in the terminal
Cursor
Make the cursor blink regularly
Blinking cursor
Cursor shape:
Change the shape of the cursor
Block
I-Beam
Underline
Set the cursor to match the color of the character underneath it.
Set cursor color to match current character
Use a custom, fixed color for the cursor
Custom cursor color:
Select the color used to draw the cursor
Encoding
Default character encoding:
Select
Add
Test Area
Input:
Output:
Create a new profile based upon the selected profile
New Profile...
Edit the selected profile(s)
Edit Profile...
Delete the selected profile(s)
Delete Profile
Set the selected profile as the default for new terminal sessions
Set as Default
Move the selected profile up in the menu list
Move Up
Move the selected profile down in the menu list
Remote Connection
Host:
User:
Lookup...
Service:
SSH
Secure FTP
Background color:
Save as custom session
Your names
Your emails
Copy Input To
& Change Profile
Scrollback
File
Edit
Scrollback
View
Split View
New Remote Connection
Connect
Black on Light Yellow
Black on White
White on Black
Black on Random Light
Green on Black
Linux Colors
Default (XFree 4)
Linux console
Solaris console
DEC VT420 Terminal
& Close Tab
& Copy
& Paste
& Rename Tab...
& Select Tabs...
Clear & & Reset
Monitor for & Activity
Monitor for & Silence
Character Encoding
Increase Text Size
Decrease Text Size
Search Output...
Find Next
Find Previous
Save Output...
Clear Scrollback & & Reset
Edit Current Profile...
Change Profile
Rename Tab
Enter new tab text:
Save Output From %1
%1 is an invalid URL, the output could not be saved.
A problem occurred when saving the output. %1
Silence in session '%1 '
Bell in session '%1 '
Activity in session '%1 '
Program '%1 'exited with status %2.
Program '%1 'crashed.
ZModem Progress
Number
Title
Program Name
Current Directory (Short)
Current Directory (Long)
Window Title Set by Shell
Session Number
User Name
Remote Host (Short)
Remote Host (Long)
Size: XXX x XXX
Size: %1 x %2
Output has been suspended by pressing Ctrl+S. Press Ctrl+Q to resume.
Next View
Previous View
Next View Container
Move View Left
Move View Right
Split View Left/ Right
Split View Top/ Bottom
Close Active
Close Others
& Detach View
Expand View
Shrink View
No keyboard translator available. The information needed to convert key presses into characters to send to the terminal is missing.
& Stop
Clear Display
Clear Scrollback
KWrited - Listening on Device %1
Enable transparent backgrounds
Really Quit?
Basic Profile Options
Window Options
Tab Bar Options
Scrollback Options...
... that the tab text color can be changed with the code \\e[28; COLORt (COLOR: 0-16,777,215)?
... that the code \\e[8; ROW; COLUMNt will resize Konsole?
... that you can start a new standard session by pressing the "New" button in the tabbar?
... that pressing and holding the "New" button on the tabbar will display a menu of sessions to select?
... that pressing Ctrl+Alt+N will start a new standard session?
... that you can cycle through the Konsole sessions by holding down the Shift key and pressing the Left or Right Arrow keys?
... that you can get a'Linux console-like 'terminal? Hide Konsole's menubar, tabbar and scrollbar, select the Linux font and the Linux Colors schema and apply the full-screen mode. You might also want to set the KDE panel to auto-hide.
... that you can rename your Konsole sessions by clicking with the right mouse button and selecting "Rename session"? The change will be reflected in the Konsole tabbar, making it easier to remember the content of the session.
... that you can rename a Konsole session by double-clicking its tab?
... that you can activate the menu with the Ctrl+Alt+M shortcut?
... that you can rename your current Konsole session with the Ctrl+Alt+S shortcut?
... that you can create your own session types by using the session editor which you can find under "Settings- > Configure Konsole..."?
... that you can create your own color schemes by using the schema editor which you can find under "Settings- > Configure Konsole..."?
... that you can move a session by holding down the middle mouse button over the tab?
... that you can reorder the session tabs with "View- > Move Session Left/ Right" menu commands or by holding down the Shift and Ctrl keys and pressing the Left or Right Arrow keys?
... that you can scroll pagewise in the history by holding down the Shift key and pressing the Page Up or Page Down keys?
... that you can scroll linewise in the history by holding down the Shift key and pressing the Up or Down Arrow keys?
... that you can insert the clipboard by holding down the Shift key and pressing the Insert key?
... that you can insert the X selection by holding down the Shift and Ctrl keys and pressing the Insert key?
... that pressing Ctrl while pasting the selection with the middle mouse button will append a carriage return after pasting the selection buffer?
... that you can turn off the terminal size hint under "Settings- > Configure Konsole..."?
... that pressing Ctrl while selecting text will let Konsole ignore line breaks?
... that pressing the Ctrl and Alt keys while selecting text will let Konsole select columns?
... that when a program evaluates the right mouse button you can still get the right mouse button pop-up menu while pressing the Shift key?
... that when a program evaluates the left mouse button you can still select text while pressing the Shift key?
... that you can let Konsole set the current directory as the window title? For Bash, put'export PS1=$PS1"\\[\\e]0; \\H: \\w\\a\\] "'in your ~/. bashrc.
... that you can let Konsole set the current directory as the session name? For Bash, put'export PS1=$PS1"\\[\\e]30; \\H: \\w\\a\\] "'in your ~/. bashrc.
... that if you let your shell pass the current directory to Konsole within the prompt variable, e. g. for Bash with'export PS1=$PS1"\\[\\e]31; \\w\\a\\] "'in your ~/. bashrc, then Konsole can bookmark it, and session management will remember your current working directory on non-Linux systems too?
... that double-clicking will select a whole word? When you do n't release the mouse button after the second click you can extend your selection by additional words when moving the mouse.
... that triple-clicking will select a whole line? When you do n't release the mouse button after the third click you can extend your selection by additional lines when moving the mouse.
... that if you drag & drop a URL into a Konsole window you are presented with a menu giving the option to copy or move the specified file into the current working directory, as well as just pasting the URL as text. This works with any type of URL which KDE supports.
... that the "Settings- > Configure Shortcuts..." dialog allows you to define keyboard shortcuts for actions not shown in the menu, like activating menu, changing font and for listing and switching sessions?
... that right-clicking over the "New" button in the left corner of the tabbar or in an empty tabbar space displays a menu where you can set several tab options?
Send Input to All
Hide Menu Bar
Options
Print & header
Change Directory
Konsole is unable to open a PTY (pseudo teletype). It is likely that this is due to an incorrect configuration of the PTY devices. Konsole needs to have read/ write access to the PTY devices.
A Fatal Error Has Occurred
Keyboard Setup
Green Tint
Green Tint with Transparent MC
Transparent for MC
Transparent, Light Background
Do you want to retry?
Authentication
Retry
Authorization Dialog
Your X server does not support resizing and rotating the display. Please update to version 4.3 or greater. You need the X Resize, Rotate, and Reflect extension (RANDR) version 1.1 or greater to use this feature.
Screen Settings
Required X Extension Not Available
Screen %1
Configure Display...
Screen configuration has changed
Screen Size
Orientation
Outputs
%1 - Screen Size
Disable
Refresh Rate
Unify Outputs
%1 Hz
Configure Display
New configuration: Resolution: %1 x %2 Orientation: %3
New configuration: Resolution: %1 x %2 Orientation: %3 Refresh rate: %4
Resize and Rotate
X Resize and Rotate System Tray App
(c) 2007 Gustavo Pichorim Boiko, 2002-2003 Hamish Rodda
Gustavo Pichorim Boiko
Maintainer
Hamish Rodda
Original Author
Lubos Lunak
Many fixes
Harry Bock
Many fixes, multi-head support
Application is being auto-started at KDE session start
Left of
Right of
Above
Below
Clone of
No relative position
Disabled
%1 (Auto)
Auto
No Rotation
Left (90 degrees)
Upside-Down (180 degrees)
Right (270 degrees)
Mirror Horizontally
Mirror Vertically
Unknown Orientation
Not Rotated
Rotated 90 Degrees Counterclockwise
Rotated 180 Degrees Counterclockwise
Rotated 270 Degrees Counterclockwise
Mirrored Horizontally And Vertically
mirrored horizontally and vertically
Mirrored Horizontally
mirrored horizontally
Mirrored Vertically
mirrored vertically
unknown orientation
Confirm Display Setting Change
& Accept Configuration
& Revert to Previous Configuration
Your screen configuration has been changed to the requested settings. Please indicate whether you wish to keep this configuration. In 15 seconds the display will revert to your previous settings.
X Resize and Rotate extension version %1. %2
Screen Resize and Rotate Settings
If this option is enabled, options set by the system tray applet will be saved and loaded when KDE starts instead of being temporary.
Settings for screen:
The screen whose settings you would like to change can be selected using this drop-down list.
Screen size:
The size, otherwise known as the resolution, of your screen can be selected from this drop-down list.
Refresh rate:
The refresh rate of your screen can be selected from this drop-down list.
The options in this section allow you to change the rotation of your screen.
Orientation (degrees counterclockwise)
If this option is enabled the size and orientation settings will be used when KDE starts.
Apply settings on KDE startup
Allow tray application to change startup settings
Output Config
Size:
Refresh:
Orientation:
Position:
Display Configuration (X11 Resize, Rotate and Reflect)
Identify Outputs
Your names
Your emails
Screen resize & rotate
%1 x %2
Normal
Screen Size:
Refresh Rate:
Screen SIze:
# created by KDE, %1 # # If you do not want KDE to override your GTK settings, select # Appearance - > Colors in the System Settings and disable the checkbox # "Apply colors to non-KDE4 applications" # #
KReadConfig
Read KConfig entries - for use in shell scripts
Use < file > instead of global config
Key to look for
Default value
Type of variable
Group to look in
Your names
Your emails
Settings
%1 (%2)
Actions
%1 of %2
Automatic Log Out
To prevent being logged out, resume using this session by moving the mouse or pressing a key.
Time Remaining:
Session Locker for KDE Workspace
Force session locking
Only start screen saver
Only use the blank screen saver
Will not lock the session, as unlocking would be impossible:
Cannot start kcheckpass.
kcheckpass is unable to operate. Possibly it is not setuid root.
No appropriate greeter plugin configured.
The session is locked
The session was locked by %1
Unlock
Switch User...
Unlocking failed
Warning: Caps Lock on
Cannot unlock the session because the authentication system failed to work; you must kill kscreenlocker (pid %1) manually.
& Start New Session
You have chosen to open another desktop session instead of resuming the current one. The current session will be hidden and a new login screen will be displayed. An F-key is assigned to each session; F%1 is usually assigned to the first session, F%2 to the second session and so on. You can switch between sessions by pressing Ctrl, Alt and the appropriate F-key at the same time. Additionally, the KDE Panel and Desktop menus have actions for switching between sessions.
& Do not ask again
Session
Location
& Activate
Start & New Session
Run Command
KDE run command interface
Run Command Interface
(c) 2006, Aaron Seigo
Aaron J. Seigo
Author and maintainer
Command oriented
Task oriented
Preview
Your names
Your emails
Enable screen saver
Enables the screen saver.
Screen saver timeout
Sets the seconds after which the screen saver is started.
System Activity
Show System Activity
Switch User
Lock Session
Log Out
Log Out Without Confirmation
Halt Without Confirmation
Reboot Without Confirmation
Could not log out properly. The session manager cannot be contacted. You can try to force a shutdown by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace; note, however, that your current session will not be saved with a forced shutdown.
KRunner Settings
Usage: %1 [-setup] [args] Starts a random screen saver. Any arguments (except -setup) are passed on to the screen saver.
Start a random KDE screen saver
Random screen saver
Setup screen saver
Run in the specified XWindow
Run in the root XWindow
Setup Random Screen Saver
Use OpenGL screen savers
Use screen savers that manipulate the screen
KBlankScreen
Setup Blank Screen Saver
Color:
The reliable KDE session manager that talks the standard X11R6 session management protocol (XSMP).
The KDE Session Manager
Maintainer
Restores the saved user session if available
Starts'wm 'in case no other window manager is participating in the session. Default is'kwin'
Also allow remote connections
Your names
Your emails
Logout canceled by '%1 '
& Logout
& Turn Off Computer
& Standby
Suspend to & RAM
Suspend to & Disk
& Restart Computer
& Cancel
(current)
End Session for %1
End Session for %1 (%2)
Install Theme File...
Remove Theme
Test Theme
Delete folder %1 and its contents?
& Delete
Failed to remove theme '%1 '
(Could not load theme)
Unknown
Name: %1
Description: %1
Version: %1
Author: %1
Homepage: %1
This theme requires the plugin %1 which is not installed.
Could not load theme configuration file.
No preview available.
KSplash Theme Files
Add Theme
& Theme Installer
KDE splash screen theme manager
(c) 2003 KDE developers
Original KSplash/ ML author
KDE Theme Manager authors
Original installer code
Splash Screen Theme Manager Install and view splash screen themes.
Your names
Your emails
Unable to start ksplashsimple.
Unable to start ksplashx.
Unable to start ksplash.
Add...
Test
Overwrite folder %1 and its contents?
KStart
Utility to launch applications with special window properties such as iconified, maximized, a certain virtual desktop, a special decoration and so on.
Command to execute
A regular expression matching the window title
A string matching the window class (WM_CLASS property) The window class can be found out by running'xprop _BAR_ grep WM_CLASS 'and clicking on a window (use either both parts separated by a space or only the right part). NOTE: If you specify neither window title nor window class, then the very first window to appear will be taken; omitting both options is NOT recommended.
Desktop on which to make the window appear
Make the window appear on the desktop that was active when starting the application
Make the window appear on all desktops
Iconify the window
Maximize the window
Maximize the window vertically
Maximize the window horizontally
Show window fullscreen
The window type: Normal, Desktop, Dock, Toolbar, Menu, Dialog, TopMenu or Override
Jump to the window even if it is started on a different virtual desktop
Try to keep the window above other windows
Try to keep the window below other windows
The window does not get an entry in the taskbar
The window does not get an entry on the pager
The window is sent to the system tray in Kicker
No command specified
Your names
Your emails
Use wider lines
Draw toolbar item separators
Use triangle tree expander instead of +/ -
Animate progress bars
Draw toolbar separator
Highlight focused text input fields
Custom text input highlight color:
Custom mouseover highlight color:
Custom checkmark color:
Highlight scroll bar handles
Animate progress bars
Cannot open the file %1.
The file %1 does not contain valid XML.
The file %1 does not contain a valid worksheet definition, which must have a document type'KSysGuardWorkSheet '.
The file %1 has an invalid worksheet size.
Cannot save file %1
The clipboard does not contain a valid display description.
Select Display Type
& Line graph
& Digital display
& Bar graph
Log to a & file
Remove this display?
Remove Display
Dummy
Message from %1: %2
Change
Rate
CPU Load
Idling
Nice Load
User Load
System Load
Waiting
Total Load
Memory
Physical Memory
Swap Memory
Cached Memory
Buffered Memory
Used Memory
Application Memory
Free Memory
Active Memory
Inactive Memory
Wired Memory
Process Count
Process Controller
Disk Throughput
Load
Total Accesses
Read Accesses
Write Accesses
Read Data
Written Data
Pages In
Pages Out
Context Switches
Network
Interfaces
Receiver
Transmitter
Data Rate
Compressed Packets Rate
Dropped Packets Rate
Error Rate
FIFO Overruns Rate
Frame Error Rate
Multicast Packet Rate
Packet Rate
Carrier Loss Rate
Collisions
Data
Compressed Packets
Dropped Packets
Errors
FIFO Overruns
Frame Errors
Multicast Packets
Packets
Carrier Losses
Sockets
Total Number
Table
Advanced Power Management
ACPI
Thermal Zone
Temperature
Fan
State
Battery
Battery Charge
Battery Usage
Remaining Time
Interrupts
Load Average (1 min)
Load Average (5 min)
Load Average (15 min)
Clock Frequency
Hardware Sensors
Partition Usage
Used Space
Free Space
Fill Level
System
Uptime
Linux Soft Raid (md)
Processors
Cores
Number of Blocks
Total Number of Devices
Number of Raid Devices
Number of Devices
CPU %1
Disk %1
Fan %1
Temperature %1
Total
Int %1
1/ s
kBytes
min
MHz
%
Integer Value
Floating Point Value
Connection to %1 refused
Host %1 not found
An error occurred with the network (e. g. the network cable was accidentally unplugged) for host %1.
Error for host %1: %2
Timer Settings
Use update interval of worksheet
Update interval:
sec
All displays of the sheet are updated at the rate specified here.
Connect Host
Host:
Enter the name of the host you want to connect to.
Connection Type
ssh
Select this to use the secure shell to login to the remote host.
rsh
Select this to use the remote shell to login to the remote host.
Daemon
Select this if you want to connect to a ksysguard daemon that is running on the machine you want to connect to, and is listening for client requests.
Custom command
Select this to use the command you entered below to start ksysguardd on the remote host.
Port:
Enter the port number on which the ksysguard daemon is listening for connections.
e. g. 3112
Command:
Enter the command that runs ksysguardd on the host you want to monitor.
e. g. ssh -l root remote. host. org ksysguardd
Sheet %1
The tab '%1 'contains unsaved data. Do you want to save the tab?
*. sgrd_BAR_Sensor Files (*. sgrd)
You do not have a tab that could be saved.
There are no tabs that could be deleted.
Upload custom System Monitor tab
Edit BarGraph Preferences
Range
Title
Enter the title of the display here.
Display Range
Minimum value:
Enter the minimum value for the display here. If both values are 0, automatic range detection is enabled.
Maximum value:
Enter the maximum value for the display here. If both values are 0, automatic range detection is enabled.
Alarms
Alarm for Minimum Value
Enable alarm
Enable the minimum value alarm.
Lower limit:
Alarm for Maximum Value
Enable the maximum value alarm.
Upper limit:
Look
Normal bar color:
Out-of-range color:
Background color:
Font size:
This determines the size of the font used to print a label underneath the bars. Bars are automatically suppressed if text becomes too large, so it is advisable to use a small font size here.
Sensors
Edit...
Push this button to configure the label.
Delete
Push this button to delete the sensor.
Label of Bar Graph
Enter new label:
Plotter Settings
General
Title:
Scales
Vertical scale
Check this box if you want the display range to adapt dynamically to the currently displayed values; if you do not check this, you have to specify the range you want in the fields below.
Enter the minimum value for the display here.
Horizontal scale
Pixels per time period:
Grid
Lines
Vertical lines
Check this to activate the vertical lines if display is large enough.
Distance:
Enter the distance between two vertical lines here.
Vertical lines scroll
Horizontal lines
Check this to enable horizontal lines if display is large enough.
Text
Check this box if horizontal lines should be decorated with the values they mark.
Set Color...
Push this button to configure the color of the sensor in the diagram.
Move Up
Move Down
Sensor Logger
OK
Error
& Properties
& Remove Display
This is a sensor display. To customize a sensor display click the right mouse button here and select the Properties entry from the popup menu. Select Remove to delete the display from the worksheet. %1
99999 XXXX
%1%
%1 of %2œ%1
%1 TiB
%1 GiB
%1 MiB
%1 KiB
%1 TiB/ s
%1 GiB/ s
%1 MiB/ s
%1 KiB/ s
%1
Logging
Timer Interval
Sensor Name
Host Name
Log File
& Remove Sensor
& Edit Sensor...
Stop Logging
Start Logging
Host
Sensor
Unit
Status
Label
File logging settings
Foreground color:
Multimeter Settings
List View Settings
Sensor Logger Settings
Drop Sensor Here
This is an empty space in a worksheet. Drag a sensor from the Sensor Browser and drop it here. A sensor display will appear that allows you to monitor the values of the sensor over time.
& File
& View
& Settings
Main Toolbar
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File
& Enable alarm
Enable alarm
& Title:
Enable this to append the unit to the title of the display.
& Show unit
Lower limit:
& Upper limit:
Normal digit color:
Alarm digit color:
Colors
Text color:
Grid color:
Alarm color:
& Text
Title:
Filter
& Add
& Delete
& Change
Process Table
Network History
Tab Properties
Properties
Rows:
Columns:
Enter the number of rows the sheet should have.
Enter the number of columns the sheet should have.
Enter the title of the worksheet here.
Sensor Browser
Drag sensors to empty cells of a worksheet
The sensor browser lists the connected hosts and the sensors that they provide. Click and drag sensors into drop zones of a worksheet. A display will appear that visualizes the values provided by the sensor. Some sensor displays can display values of multiple sensors. Simply drag other sensors on to the display to add more sensors.
KDE System Monitor
System Monitor
Monitor & Remote Machine...
& Download New Tabs...
& Upload Current Tab...
Tab & Properties
CPU: %1%œ%1%
No swap space available
Swap: %1 / %2œSwap: %1œ%1
(c) 1996-2008 The KDE System Monitor Developers
Solaris Support Parts derived (by permission) from the sunos5 module of William LeFebvre's "top" utility.
Optional worksheet files to load
Grid lines:
Background:
Do you really want to delete the display?
Delete Display
& Edit
Automatic range
Connection to %1 has been lost.
& Title
Title
System Guard Applet Settings
Size ratio:
Drag sensors to empty cells of a worksheet or the panel applet.
Select Worksheet to Open
Export Work Sheet
Worksheet Properties
& Signal Plotter
& Multimeter
& Dancing Bars
The KSysGuard applet does not support displaying of this type of sensor. Please choose another sensor.
The file %1 does not contain a valid applet definition, which must have a document type'KSysGuardApplet '.
Drag sensors from the KDE System Guard into this cell.
& New Worksheet...
Open Worksheet...
& Export Worksheet...
& Remove Worksheet
& Worksheet Properties
Import Worksheet...
Labels
Top bar
Check this to active the display title bar. This is probably only useful for applet displays. The bar is only visible if the display is large enough.
Horizontal lines:
Sensor Load
Loading Processes Count..
Show only process list of local host
running
No window matching pattern '%1 'and no command specified.
KSysTrayCmd: K3ShellProcess cannot find a shell.
KSysTrayCmd
& Hide
& Restore
& Undock
& Quit
Allows any application to be kept in the system tray
Command to execute
A regular expression matching the window title If you do not specify one, then the very first window to appear will be taken - not recommended.
The window id of the target window Specifies the id of the window to use. If the id starts with 0x it is assumed to be in hex.
Hide the window to the tray on startup
Wait until we are told to show the window before executing the command
Sets the initial tooltip for the tray icon
Keep the tray icon even if the client exits. This option has no effect unless startonshow is specified.
Use ksystraycmd's icon instead of the window's icon in the systray (should be used with --icon to specify ksystraycmd icon)
Try to keep the window above other windows
Quit the client when we are told to hide the window. This has no effect unless startonshow is specified and implies keeprunning.
No command or window specified
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New Theme
KDE Theme Manager
This control module handles installing, removing and creating visual KDE themes.
Theme Files
Select Theme File
Do you really want to remove the theme %1?
Remove Theme
My Theme
Theme %1 already exists.
Your theme has been successfully created in %1.
Theme Created
An error occurred while creating your theme.
Theme Not Created
This theme does not contain a preview.
Author: %1 Email: %2 Version: %3 Homepage: %4
Choose your visual KDE theme:
Get new themes...
Go to the KDE themes website
& Remove Theme
Create & New Theme...
& Install New Theme...
Theme
Customize your theme:
Customize the desktop background
Background
Customize colors
Colors
Customize the widget style
Style
Customize the icon theme
Icons
Customize the font theme
Fonts
Customize the screen saver
Screen Saver
& Theme name:
& Author:
& Email:
& Homepage:
Comment:
& Version:
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Window '%1 'demands attention.
System
Navigation
Walk Through Windows
Walk Through Windows (Reverse)
Walk Through Window Tabs
Walk Through Window Tabs (Reverse)
Walk Through Windows Alternative
Walk Through Windows Alternative (Reverse)
Walk Through Desktops
Walk Through Desktops (Reverse)
Walk Through Desktop List
Walk Through Desktop List (Reverse)
Windows
Window Operations Menu
Close Window
Maximize Window
Maximize Window Vertically
Maximize Window Horizontally
Minimize Window
Shade Window
Move Window
Resize Window
Raise Window
Lower Window
Toggle Window Raise/ Lower
Make Window Fullscreen
Hide Window Border
Keep Window Above Others
Keep Window Below Others
Activate Window Demanding Attention
Setup Window Shortcut
Pack Window to the Right
Pack Window to the Left
Pack Window Up
Pack Window Down
Pack Grow Window Horizontally
Pack Grow Window Vertically
Pack Shrink Window Horizontally
Pack Shrink Window Vertically
Quick Tile Window to the Left
Quick Tile Window to the Right
Switch to Window Above
Switch to Window Below
Switch to Window to the Right
Switch to Window to the Left
Window & Desktop
Keep Window on All Desktops
Window to Desktop 1
Window to Desktop 2
Window to Desktop 3
Window to Desktop 4
Window to Desktop 5
Window to Desktop 6
Window to Desktop 7
Window to Desktop 8
Window to Desktop 9
Window to Desktop 10
Window to Desktop 11
Window to Desktop 12
Window to Desktop 13
Window to Desktop 14
Window to Desktop 15
Window to Desktop 16
Window to Desktop 17
Window to Desktop 18
Window to Desktop 19
Window to Desktop 20
Window to Next Desktop
Window to Previous Desktop
Window One Desktop to the Right
Window One Desktop to the Left
Window One Desktop Up
Window One Desktop Down
Window to Screen 0
Window to Screen 1
Window to Screen 2
Window to Screen 3
Window to Screen 4
Window to Screen 5
Window to Screen 6
Window to Screen 7
Window to Next Screen
Show Desktop
Desktop Switching
Switch to Desktop 1
Switch to Desktop 2
Switch to Desktop 3
Switch to Desktop 4
Switch to Desktop 5
Switch to Desktop 6
Switch to Desktop 7
Switch to Desktop 8
Switch to Desktop 9
Switch to Desktop 10
Switch to Desktop 11
Switch to Desktop 12
Switch to Desktop 13
Switch to Desktop 14
Switch to Desktop 15
Switch to Desktop 16
Switch to Desktop 17
Switch to Desktop 18
Switch to Desktop 19
Switch to Desktop 20
Switch to Next Desktop
Switch to Previous Desktop
Switch One Desktop to the Right
Switch One Desktop to the Left
Switch One Desktop Up
Switch One Desktop Down
Switch to Screen 0
Switch to Screen 1
Switch to Screen 2
Switch to Screen 3
Switch to Screen 4
Switch to Screen 5
Switch to Screen 6
Switch to Screen 7
Switch to Next Screen
Miscellaneous
Mouse Emulation
Kill Window
Window Screenshot to Clipboard
Desktop Screenshot to Clipboard
Block Global Shortcuts
kwin: it looks like there's already a window manager running. kwin not started.
kwin: unable to claim manager selection, another wm running? (try using --replace)
KDE window manager
KWin
(c) 1999-2008, The KDE Developers
Maintainer
Disable configuration options
Replace already-running ICCCM2.0-compliant window manager
KWin:
KWin will now exit...
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Keep & Above Others
Keep & Below Others
& Fullscreen
& No Border
Window & Shortcut...
& Special Window Settings...
& Special Application Settings...
& Opacity
& Move
Resize
Minimize
Maximize
Shade
Advanced
Configure Window Behavior...
& Close
Switch to window tab
Move window to group
To & Desktop
& All Desktops
Desktop %1
You have selected to show a window without its border. Without the border, you will not be able to enable the border again using the mouse: use the window operations menu instead, activated using the %1 keyboard shortcut.
You have selected to show a window in fullscreen mode. If the application itself does not have an option to turn the fullscreen mode off you will not be able to disable it again using the mouse: use the window operations menu instead, activated using the %1 keyboard shortcut.
KWin helper utility
This helper utility is not supposed to be called directly.
The window "%2" is not responding. It belongs to the application %1 (Process ID = %3, hostname = %4). Do you wish to terminate the application process including all of its child windows? Any unsaved data will be lost.
%1 preview
Menu
Not on all desktops
On all desktops
Help
Minimize
Restore
Maximize
Close
Do not keep above others
Keep above others
Do not keep below others
Keep below others
Unshade
Shade
No window decoration plugin library was found.
The default decoration plugin is corrupt and could not be loaded.
The library %1 is not a KWin plugin.
*** No Windows ***
Walk Through Grouped Windows
Walk Through Grouped Windows (Reverse)
Switch to group window
kwin: failure during initialization; aborting
Terminate
Keep Running
Desktop Cube
Advanced
Toggle Present Windows (Current desktop)
Toggle Present Windows (All desktops)
Toggle Snow on Desktop
Toggle Video Recording
for windows on all desktops:
Inactive windows:
Moved/ resized windows:
for windows on all desktops: Ctrl+F11
Reset opacity to default value
Slide this to set the window's opacity
The Composite Manager could not be started.\ Make sure you have "kompmgr" in a $PATH directory.
The Composite Manager crashed twice within a minute and is therefore disabled for this session.
Composite Manager Failure
kompmgr failed to open the display There is probably an invalid display entry in your ~/. xcompmgrrc.
kompmgr cannot find the Xrender extension You are using either an outdated or a crippled version of XOrg. Get XOrg & ge; 6.8 from www. freedesktop. org.
Composite extension not found You must use XOrg & ge; 6.8 for translucency and shadows to work. Additionally, you need to add a new section to your X config file: Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection
Damage extension not found You must use XOrg & ge; 6.8 for translucency and shadows to work.
XFixes extension not found You must use XOrg & ge; 6.8 for translucency and shadows to work.
Draw window frames using & titlebar colors
When selected, the window borders are drawn using the titlebar colors; otherwise, they are drawn using normal border colors.
Draw & resize handle
When selected, decorations are drawn with a "grab handle" in the bottom right corner of the windows; otherwise, no grab handle is drawn.
When selected, titlebars are automatically relocated to visible positions; otherwise, they are only moved manually using shift+drag.
Actions Settings
Double click on menu button:
Do Nothing
Minimize Window
Shade Window
Close Window
An action can be associated to a double click of the menu button. Leave it to none if in doubt.
Menu
Not on all desktops
On all desktops
Minimize
Maximize
Close
Help
Unshade
Shade
Resize
B II preview
Restore
Web
Draw titlebar & stipple effect
When selected, active titlebars are drawn with a stipple (dotted) effect; otherwise, they are drawn without the stipple.
Draw grab bar below windows
When selected, decorations are drawn with a "grab bar" below windows; otherwise, no grab bar is drawn.
Draw & gradients
When selected, decorations are drawn with gradients for high-color displays; otherwise, no gradients are drawn.
KDE 2
Keramik preview
Keep Above Others
Keep Below Others
Redmond
KWMTheme
Sticky
Unsticky
Installs a KWM theme
Path to a theme config file
All Desktops
Close Item
Laptop
Enable/ disable this exception
Enabled
Left
Center
Right
Small
Large
Very Large
Oversized
Radial Gradient
On All Desktops
Shade Button
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Display the window & icon in the caption bubble
Check this option if you want the window icon to be displayed in the caption bubble next to the titlebar text.
Draw & small caption bubbles on active windows
Check this option if you want the caption bubble to have the same size on active windows that it has on inactive ones. This option is useful for laptops or low resolution displays where you want maximize the amount of space available to the window contents.
Draw grab bars below windows
Check this option if you want a grab bar to be drawn below windows. When this option is not selected only a thin border will be drawn in its place.
Use shadowed & text
Check this option if you want the titlebar text to have a 3D look with a shadow behind it.
Title & Alignment
& Left
& Center
& Right
Outline active window title:
Hide window title bar
Use window title
General
Title alignment:
Outline active window title
Shadows
Active Window Glow
Remove
Get New Themes...
Install New Theme...
Config Dialog
Check this option if the window border should be painted in the titlebar color. Otherwise it will be painted in the background color.
Colored window border
Check this option if you want the buttons to fade in when the mouse pointer hovers over them and fade out again when it moves away.
Animate buttons
Check this option if you want windows to be closed when you double click the menu button, similar to Microsoft Windows.
Close windows by double clicking the menu button
When selected, the window decoration borders are drawn using the titlebar colors; otherwise, they are drawn using normal border colors instead.
Quartz & extra slim
Quartz window decorations with extra-small title bar.
Quartz
Active Window
Inactive Window
& Show window resize handle
When selected, all windows are drawn with a resize handle at the lower right corner. This makes window resizing easier, especially for trackballs and other mouse replacements on laptops.
Here you can change the size of the resize handle.
Medium
Modern System
Plastik
Glow active window
Overwrite default title bar colors:
Keep above others
Keep below others
Oxygen preview! =)
Un-Sticky
%1 preview
Menu
Not on all desktops
On all desktops
Help
Minimize
Restore
Maximize
Close
Do not keep above others
Keep above others
Do not keep below others
Keep below others
Unshade
Shade
No window decoration plugin library was found.
The default decoration plugin is corrupt and could not be loaded.
The library %1 is not a KWin plugin.
KWriteConfig
Write KConfig entries - for use in shell scripts
Use < file > instead of global config
Key to look for
Type of variable. Use "bool" for a boolean, otherwise it is treated as a string
The value to write. Mandatory, on a shell use '' for empty
Group to look in
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Layout Name
Variant
Label
None
A utility to switch keyboard maps
KDE Keyboard Layout Switcher
Switch to Next Keyboard Layout
Error changing keyboard layout to '%1 '
Configure...
Keyboard Layout
Layout
& Enable keyboard layouts
KDE will not configure or show keyboard layouts
Disable keyboard layouts
Show indicator for single layout
Shows country flag on background of layout name in tray icon
Show country flag
Keyboard Layout Here you can choose your keyboard layout and model. The'model 'refers to the type of keyboard that is connected to your computer, while the keyboard layout defines "which key does what" and may be different for different countries.
Keyboard & model:
Here you can choose a keyboard model. This setting is independent of your keyboard layout and refers to the "hardware" model, i. e. the way your keyboard is manufactured. Modern keyboards that come with your computer usually have two extra keys and are referred to as "104-key" models, which is probably what you want if you do not know what kind of keyboard you have.
Available layouts:
Active layouts:
Command:
Layout variant:
Here you can choose a variant of selected keyboard layout. Layout variants usually represent different key maps for the same language. For example, Ukrainian layout might have four variants: basic, winkeys (as in Windows), typewriter (as in typewriters) and phonetic (each Ukrainian letter is placed on a transliterated latin one).
Label:
Switching Options
If you select "Application" or "Window" switching policy, changing the keyboard layout will only affect the current application or window.
Switching Policy
& Global
& Application
& Window
Shortcuts for Switching Layout
& Reset old options
This is the command which will be executed to initialize configured options.
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Here you can set xkb extension options instead of, or in addition to, specifying them in the X11 configuration file.
Xkb Options
< < Remove
This is the command which is executed when switching to the selected layout. It may help you if you want to debug layout switching, or if you want to switch layouts without the help of KDE.
Sticky Switching
If you have more than two layouts and turn this option on, switching with the keyboard shortcut or clicking on the kxkb indicator will only cycle through the last few layouts. You can specify the number of layouts to rotate below. You can still access all layouts by right-clicking on the kxkb indicator.
Enable sticky switching
Number of layouts to rotate:
& Enable xkb options
Keyboard
Switch keyboard layout
Layout name
Options
If more than one layout is present in this list, the KDE panel will offer a docked flag. By clicking on this flag you can easily switch between layouts. The first layout will be default one.
Keymap
If you check this option, pressing and holding down a key emits the same character over and over again. For example, pressing and holding down the Tab key will have the same effect as that of pressing that key several times in succession: Tab characters continue to be emitted until you release the key.
& Enable keyboard repeat
& Delay:
If supported, this option allows you to set the delay after which a pressed key will start generating keycodes. The'Repeat rate 'option controls the frequency of these keycodes.
& Rate:
If supported, this option allows you to set the rate at which keycodes are generated while a key is pressed.
If supported, this option allows you to setup the state of NumLock after KDE startup. You can configure NumLock to be turned on or off, or configure KDE not to set NumLock state.
NumLock on KDE Startup
Turn off
Leave unchanged
Turn on
If supported, this option allows you to hear audible clicks from your computer's speakers when you press the keys on your keyboard. This might be useful if your keyboard does not have mechanical keys, or if the sound that the keys make is very soft. You can change the loudness of the key click feedback by dragging the slider button or by clicking the up/ down arrows on the spin box. Setting the volume to 0% turns off the key click.
Key click & volume:
Belgian
Brazilian
Canadian
Czech
Czech (qwerty)
Danish
Estonian
Finnish
French
German
Hungarian
Hungarian (qwerty)
Italian
Japanese
Lithuanian
Norwegian
PC-98xx Series
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Slovak
Slovak (qwerty)
Spanish
Swedish
Swiss German
Swiss French
Thai
United Kingdom
U. S. English
U. S. English w/ deadkeys
U. S. English w/ ISO9995-3
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Icelandic
Israeli
Lithuanian azerty standard
Lithuanian querty "numeric"
Lithuanian querty "programmer's"
Macedonian
Serbian
Slovenian
Vietnamese
Arabic
Belarusian
Bengali
Croatian
Greek
Lithuanian qwerty "numeric"
Lithuanian qwerty "programmer's"
Turkish
Ukrainian
Albanian
Burmese
Dutch
Georgian (latin)
Georgian (russian)
Gujarati
Gurmukhi
Hindi
Inuktitut
Iranian
Latin America
Maltese
Maltese (US layout)
Northern Saami (Finland)
Northern Saami (Norway)
Northern Saami (Sweden)
Polish (qwertz)
Russian (cyrillic phonetic)
Tajik
Turkish (F)
U. S. English w/ ISO9995-3
Yugoslavian
Bosnian
Croatian (US)
Dvorak
French (alternative)
French Canadian
Kannada
Malayalam
Mongolian
Ogham
Oriya
Syriac
Telugu
Thai (Kedmanee)
Thai (Pattachote)
Thai (TIS-820.2538)
Uzbek
Faroese
Hungarian (US)
Irish
Serbian (Latin)
Swiss
Create New
Link to Device
The template file %1 does not exist.
File name:
Basic links can only point to local files or directories. Please use "Link to Location" for remote URLs.
Move To
Home Folder
Root Folder
Copy Here
Move Here
You cannot drop a folder on to itself
File name for dropped contents:
& Move Here
& Copy Here
& Link Here
Set as & Wallpaper
Cancel
Create directory
Enter a different name
New Folder
Enter folder name:
Paste One Folder
Paste One File
Paste Clipboard Contents...
& Open
Create & Folder...
& Restore
& Empty Trash Bin
& Bookmark This Page
& Bookmark This Location
& Bookmark This Folder
& Bookmark This Link
& Bookmark This File
Preview In
& Properties
Share
& Actions
& Open With
& Other...
& Open With...
Open & with %1
Open in New & Window
Open the trash in a new window
Open the medium in a new window
Open the document in a new window
Deleting
Undo
Undo: Copy
Undo: Link
Undo: Move
Undo: Rename
Undo: Trash
Undo: Create Folder
& Trash
Undo: %1
Background Settings
Background
Color:
& Picture:
Preview
None
Enlarge Icons
Shrink Icons
& Default Size
& Huge
& Very Large
& Large
& Medium
& Small
& Tiny
Configure Background...
Allows choosing of background settings for this view
You do not have enough permissions to read %1
%1 does not seem to exist anymore
Search result: %1
Shred Files
Shred
Setup screen saver
Run in the specified XWindow
Run in the root XWindow
Start screen saver in demo mode
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%1: TTY login
Unused
X login on remote host
X login on %1
%1: %2
%1 (%2)
Unclutter Windows
Cascade Windows
On All Desktops
No Windows
Minimize
Maximize
& Shade
Resize
& Move
& Close
& To Current Desktop
& All Desktops
To & Desktop
Keep & Above Others
Keep & Below Others
& Fullscreen
Advanced
modified
All & to Current Desktop
Minimize All
Maximize All
& Restore All
& Close All
All to & Desktop
Start Plugin
plugin
& Save As...
Loading Netscape plugin for %1
Unable to load Netscape plugin for %1
Netscape plugin %1
Unnamed plugin
Netscape plugin viewer
nspluginscan
Show progress output for GUI
& File
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Submitting data to %1
Requesting %1
nspluginviewer
Netscape plugin mimeinfo
There was an error connecting to the Desktop communications server. Please make sure that the'dcopserver 'process has been started, and then try again.
Error Connecting to DCOP Server
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Unable to use the %1 Multimedia Backend: %2
Unable to find a Multimedia Backend
Unable to find the requested Multimedia Backend
Change your Face
& Acquire Image...
(Custom)
There was an error loading the image.
There was an error saving the image: %1
& Save copy in custom faces folder for future use
Choose Image
Change & Password...
Password & User Information
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Face editor
Password changer
Icons
Here you can change your personal information, which will be used, for instance, in mail programs and word processors. You can change your login password by clicking Change Password....
A program error occurred: the internal program'kdepasswd 'could not be found. You will not be able to change your password.
Please enter your password in order to save your settings:
You must enter your password in order to change your information.
You must enter a correct password.
An error occurred and your password has probably not been changed. The error message was: %1
There was an error saving the image: %1
Your administrator has disallowed changing your image.
%1 does not appear to be an image file. Please use files with these extensions: %2
Select a new face:
Custom Image...
The size of login images
The default image file
The filename of the user's custom image file
The user's login image
Password echo type
Click to change your image
Change Password...
User Information
& Name:
& Organization:
& Email address:
& SMTP server:
User ID:
At Password Prompt
Show one bullet for each letter
Show three bullets for each letter
Show nothing
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Sort key for K3IconViewItems
KCMUserAccount
Sounds
Start
Restart
Enter Your Name
Name:
Restart the game
Quit Blinken
View Highscore Table
2nd Level
1st Level
Random Level
Press the key for this button
Click any button to change its key
Press Start to begin
Set the Difficulty Level...
Next sequence in 3...
Next sequence in 3, 2...
Next sequence in 2...
Next sequence in 3, 2, 1...
Next sequence in 2, 1...
Remember this sequence...
Repeat the sequence
2
1
?
Level
Highscores
Level?
Blinken
A memory enhancement game
Coding
Design, Graphics and Sounds
GPL'ed his'Steve 'font so that we could use it
Play sounds
Use custom font for status text
Your names
Your emails
Level 2
Blinken
Memory Enhancement Game
A memory enhancement game
Differentiate
An Assistant dialog to simplify calculating derivatives of expressions
Integrate
An Assistant dialog to simplify calculation of integrals
Create Matrix
An Assistant dialog to simplify entering of matrices
Eigenvalues
An Assistant dialog to simplify calculating of Eigenvalues
Eigenvectors
An Assistant dialog to simplify calculating of EigenVectors
Invert Matrix
An Assistant dialog to simplify inverting of matrices
Plot2d
An Assistant dialog to simplify plotting of 2D functions
Plot3d
RunScript
An Assistant for running an external Script file
Solve
An Assistant dialog to simplify solving of equations
KAlgebra
KAlgebra backend for Cantor. Lets you use the same language you use in the KAlgebra application in Cantor worksheets.
Maxima
Backend for the Maxima Computer Algebra System
nullbackend
Backend for Cantor for testing purposes
R
Backend for The R Project for Statistical Computing
Sage
Backend for the Sage Mathematics Software
Cantor
KDE Frontend to Mathematical Software.
CantorPart
An Assistant for Cantor
A Backend for Cantor
A Calculator
Graph Calculator
Math Expression Solver and Plotter
KalziumGLPart
An OpenGL-based 3D-renderer for molecules
Chemical Data
Chemical Data Applet
Kalzium concentration Calculator
Chemistry: Did You Know
Facts about the chemical elements
Kalzium gas Calculator
Kalzium nuclear Calculator
Kalzium Nuclear Calculator
Kalzium
KDE Periodic Table of Elements
Periodic Table of Elements
Kanagram
KDE Letter Order Game
Letter Order Game
Exercise Fractions
Practice exercises with fractions
KBruch
KGeography
Geography Trainer
A Geography Learning Program
KDE Hangman Game
Hangman Game
KHangMan
Dr. Geo Info
Kig Info
Kig
Interactive Geometry
Explore Geometric Constructions
KigPart
Japanese Reference/ Study Tool
Japanese Reference and Study Tool
Kiten
a KDE program to learn the alphabet
KLettres
Learn The Alphabet
Function Plotter
KmPlot
Mathematical Function Plotter
KmPlotPart
Desktop Planetarium
KStars
Touch Typing Tutor
KTouch
KTurtle
Educational Programming Environment
A flashcard and vocabulary learning program
KWordQuiz
Flash Card Trainer
QuizCorrect
Correct answer
QuizError
Wrong answer
syntaxerror
Error in syntax
Marble
Desktop Globe
Marble Part
World Clock
Shows the time in different parts of the world
Parley
Vocabulary data for Plasmoids
Vocabulary Cards
Example Parley Script
This example script offers two actions: 1) Move selected vocabulary to a different lesson 2) Change the grade of selected words to known (highest grade)
Google Dictionary (translation)
Uses Google Dictionary (translate. google. com) to translate words
Google Images (online image fetching)
This script automatically fetches images from images. google. com for the selected word. The search language depends on the selected word. Downloaded images are stored in a < > _files folder next to the document file. Requires PyQt4.
LEO Dictionary (Translation)
Uses LEO Dictionary (dict. leo. org) to translate words
Testing Purposes Script
Description of what the plugin does
Wiktionary Sound
This script fetches sound files from http: / /commons. wikimedia. org.
Vocabulary Trainer
Rocs
Rocs Graph Theory
Graph Theory Tool for Professors and Students.
Step
Interactive Physical Simulator
Simulate physics experiments
KPercentage
Exercise Percentages
Vocabulary Practice
KVocTrain
Vocabulary Trainer Document
A program to help revise Latin
KLatin
Latin Reviser
KmPlot File
KWordQuiz Vocabulary
Cabri Figure
Dr. Geo Figure
KGeo Figure
KSeg Document
Languages
Mathematics
Miscellaneous
Teaching Tools
Simon Says Game
KEduca
Tests & Exams
KEduca-Editor
Edu Document
Edu Gallery Document
A KDE Logo programming environment
Kverbos
Study Spanish Verbforms
Summary
Figures
Texts
Macros
Contents
Figure
Text
Macro
Summary
Version
Compatibility Version
Coordinate System
Grid
Axes
Compressed
n/ a
%1 (as the version)
No
The file sounds. xml was not found in $KDEDIR/ share/ apps/ klettres/ Please install this file and start KLettres again.
KLettres - Error
New Sound
Play a new sound
You can play a new sound by clicking this button or using the File menu, New Sound.
Get Alphabet in New Language...
Replay Sound
Play the same sound again
You can replay the same sound again by clicking this button or using the File menu, Replay Sound.
Show & Menubar
Hide & Menubar
You can show or hide the menubar as you wish by clicking this button.
Level
Select the level
You can select the level: level 1 displays a letter and you hear it; level 2 does not display the letter, you only hear it; level 3 displays a syllable and you hear it; level 4 does not display the syllable, you only hear it.
& Language
Themes
Select the theme
Here you can change the theme for KLettres. A theme consists in the background picture and the font color for the letter displayed.
Mode Kid
If you are in the Grown-up mode, clicking on this button will set up the Kid mode. The Kid mode has no menubar and the font is bigger in the statusbar.
Mode Grown-up
The Grownup mode is the normal mode where you can see the menubar.
Font Settings
Timer
(Level %1)
Show Menubar
Hide Menubar
Grown-up mode is currently active
Switch to Kid mode
Kid mode is currently active
Switch to Grown-up mode
File $KDEDIR/ share/ apps/ klettres/ %1. txt not found; please check your installation.
Type the letter or syllable that you just heard
Desert
Romanized Hindi
Luganda
KLettres helps a very young child or an adult learning a new language by associating sounds and letters in this language. 18 languages are available: Arabian, Brazilian Portuguese, British, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Kannada, Low Saxon, Luganda, Romanized Hindi, Spanish, Slovak and Telugu.
KLettres
French sounds
Dutch sounds
Danish sounds
Czech sounds
Slovak sounds
English sounds
Italian sounds
Spanish sounds
Romanized Hindi sounds
Luganda sounds
German sounds
Hebrew sounds
British English sounds
Kannada sounds
SVG background pictures
Support and coding guidance
Code for generating special characters' icons
Port to KConfig XT, coding help
Timer setting widgets
Language
Theme
Mode
Difficulty level.
Kid Timer
Grown-up Timer
Look
& Settings
Main
Special Characters
Set the time between 2 letters.
Set the timer (in tenths of seconds)
Grown-up Mode
Your names
Your emails
Error while loading the sound names.
tenths of second
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
The file had an unknown version number
The file does not exist.
An error appeared when opening this file (%1)
%1 could not be opened
automatic
The function %1 could not be loaded
Slider %1
Move slider to change the parameter of the function plot connected to this slider.
Sliders
KmPlot Options
Print header table
Transparent background
Width:
Name of function is not free
recursive function not allowed
Empty function
Function could not be found
Slider No. %1
Equation Editor
Mathematical function plotter for KDE
KmPlot
Original Author
GUI
Various improvements
svg icon
command line options, MIME type
Initial functions to plot
File to open
Search between:
Find Minimum Point
Find Maximum Point
Calculate the area between:
Parameter Editor
*. txt_BAR_Plain Text File
An error appeared when opening this file
Line %1 is not a valid parameter value and will therefore not be included. Do you want to continue?
Would you like to be informed about other lines that cannot be read?
Get Informed
Ignore Information
A file named "%1" already exists. Are you sure you want to continue and overwrite this file?
Overwrite File?
& Overwrite
An error appeared when saving this file
Solid
Color:
Calculator
Could not find KmPlot's part.
*. fkt_BAR_KmPlot Files (*. fkt) *. *_BAR_All Files
Functions
Constant Editor
Value:
Constant:
Add a new constant
Click this button to add a new constant.
& New
Constant
Value
Delete the selected constant
Click here to delete the selected constant; it can only be removed if it is not currently used by a plot.
& Delete
Max:
Custom boundary of the plot range
Enter a valid expression, for instance 2*pi or e/ 2.
Min:
Automatic
Custom:
Expression:
Edit Constants...
Insert constant...
Insert function...
delete the selected function
Click here to delete the selected function from the list.
Function
Custom plot range
Customize the maximum plot range
Check this button and enter the plot range boundarys below.
Customize the minimum plot range
lower boundary of the plot range
Enter the lower boundary of the plot range. Expressions like 2*pi are allowed, too.
upper boundary of the plot range
Enter the upper boundary of the plot range. Expressions like 2*pi are allowed, too.
Parameters
Derivatives
Show first derivative
If this box is checked, the first derivative will be plotted, too.
Show &1st derivative
1st derivative
Show second derivative
Show & 2nd derivative
2nd derivative
Integral
hide the plot
Check this box if you want to hide the plot of the function.
Show integral
Initial Point
& x:
Enter the initial x-point,for inst ance 2 or pi
Enter the initial x-value or expression for the integral, for example 2 or pi/2
enter the initial y-point, eg 2 or pi
Enter the initial y-value or expression for the integral, for example 2 or pi/2
Precision
Definition
x:
Enter an expression
Enter an expression for the function. The dummy variable is t. Example: cos(t)
y:
Enter an expression for the function. The dummy variable is t. Example :sin(t)
Plot range
Lower boundary of the plot range
Upper boundary of the plot range
Enter an equation
Enter an expression for the function. The prefix "r" will be added automatically. Example: loop(angle)=ln(angle)
Plot Range
Name of the function
Enter the name of the function. The name of a function must be unique. If you leave this line empty KmPlot will set a default name. You can change it later.
Name:
Enter an expression for the function. The dummy variable is t. Example: x^2 + y^2 = 25.
Enter an expression for the function. The dummy variable is t. Example: f''(x) = -f
Initial Conditions
Function Tools
Axis-line width
Enter the width of the axis lines.
Checked if labels are visible
Check this box if the labels at the tics should be shown.
Checked if axes are visible
Check this box if axes should be shown.
Checked if arrows are visible
Check this box if axes should have arrows.
Grid Line Width
Enter the width of the grid lines.
Grid Style
Choose a suitable grid style.
Tic length
Enter the length of the tic lines
Tic width
Enter the width of the tic lines.
Left boundary
Enter the left boundary of the plotting area.
Right boundary
Enter the right boundary of the plotting area.
Lower boundary
Enter the lower boundary of the plotting area.
Upper boundary
Enter the upper boundary of the plotting area.
Width of a unit from tic to tic
Enter the width of a unit from tic to tic.
Height of a unit from tic to tic
Enter the height of a unit from tic to tic.
Font of the axis labels
Choose a font for the axis labels.
Font of the printed header table
Choose a font for the table printed at the top of the page.
Font of diagram labels
Choose a font for diagram labels.
Axis-line color
Enter the color of the axis lines.
Grid Color
Choose a color for the grid lines.
Color of function 1
Choose a color for function 1.
Color of function 2
Choose a color for function 2.
Color of function 3
Choose a color for function 3.
Color of function 4
Choose a color for function 4.
Color of function 5
Choose a color for function 5.
Color of function 6
Choose a color for function 6.
Color of function 7
Choose a color for function 7.
Color of function 8
Choose a color for function 8.
Color of function 9
Choose a color for function 9.
Color of function 10
Choose a color for function 10.
Radians instead of degrees
Check the box if you want to use radians
Background color
The background color for the graph
Zoom-in step
The value the zoom-in tool should use
Zoom-out ste p
The value the zoom-out tool should use
& Edit
& View
& Tools
& Settings
& Help
& File
1
10
Current Value:
Slider:
List:
Edit the list of parameters
Click here to open a list of parameter values. Here you can add, remove, and change them.
Edit List...
Select a slider
Select one of the sliders to change the parameter value dynamically. The values vary from 0 (left) to 100 (right).
Plot Style
Show the plot name
Line style:
Line width:
mm
delete selected constant
Move Up
Import values from a textfile
Import values from a textfile. Every line in the file is parsed as a value or expression.
& Import...
Export values to a textfile
Export values to a textfile. Every value in the parameter list will be written to one line in the file.
& Export...
& Coords
Background Color:
Color for the plot area behind the grid.
Click on thebutton the choose the color of the background. This option has no effect on printing nor export.
& Axes:
& Grid:
select color for theaxes
Specify the color of the axes. Thechange will appear as soon as you press the OK button.
select color for the grid
Specify the color of the grid. The change will appear as soon as you press the OK button.
& Default FunctionColors
the default color for function number 2
The default color for function number 2. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
the default color for function number 5
The default color for function number 5. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
the default color for function number 1
The default color for function number 1. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, thesetting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function & 1:
the default color for function number 3
The default color for function number 3. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, thesetting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function & 3:
Function & 2:
Function & 4:
the default color for function number 4
The default color for function number 4. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function & 5:
Function & 7:
Function & 8:
the default color for function number 9
The default color for function number 9. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function & 6:
the default color for function number 7
The default color for function number 7. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
the default color for function number 8
The default color for function number 8. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
the default color for function number 6
The default color for function number 6. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function & 9:
the default color for function number 10
The default color for function number 10. Please note that this color setting only affects empty functions, so if you have defined a function at number 1 and you change color for that number here, the setting will be shown next time you define a new function at number 1.
Function 10:
Line & width:
Tic width:
Tic length:
visible arrows at the end of the axes
Check this if the axes should have arrows at their ends.
Show arrows
visible axes
Check this if the axes should be visible.
Show axes
visible tic labels
Check this if the axes' tics should be labeled.
Show labels
Axis width:
No Grid will be plotted.
None
A line for every tic.
Lines
Only little crosses in the plot area.
Crosses
Circles around the Origin.
Polar
Header table:
Axes labels:
General
Angle Mode
Trigonometric functions use radian mode for angles.
Check this button to use radian mode to measure angles. This is important for trigonometric functions only.
& Radian
Trigonometric functions use degree mode for angles.
Check this button to use degree mode to measure angles. This is important for trigonometric functions only.
& Degree
Zoom
Zoom in by:
Zoom out by:
The value the zoom-out tool should use.
%
The value the zoom-in tool should use.
Slider
< 0 >
Your names
Your emails
Error in extension.
Parameter Animator
Constants Editor
General Settings
Colors
Fonts
Configure KmPlot...
Export...
& Coordinate System...
& Constants...
Zoom & In
Zoom & Out
& Fit Widget to Trigonometric Functions
Plot & Area...
Find Maximum...
Find Minimum...
Predefined & Math Functions
Cartesian Plot
Parametric Plot
Polar Plot
Implicit Plot
Differential Plot
Show Sliders
& Hide
& Remove
Animate Plot...
The plot has been modified. Do you want to save it?
This file is saved with an old file format; if you save it, you cannot open the file with older versions of KmPlot. Are you sure you want to continue?
Save New Format
*.fkt_BAR_KmPlot Files (*.fkt) *_BAR_All Files
The file could not be saved
Print Plot
KmPlotPart
Coordinates
Coordinate System
The minimum range value must be lower than the maximum range value
Choose a Gradient
Plotting Range
Axes Division
x-Axis:
y-Axis:
Functions:
root
Parser error at position %1: Function name unknown
Parser error at position %1: Void function variable
Parser error at position %1: Too many functions
Parser error at position %1: Token-memory overflow
Parser error at position %1: Name of function not free.
Parser error at position %1: recursive function not allowed.
Enter a new parameter value:
and:
& New Polar Plot...
Copy Function...
& Color:
Color:
Edit Parametric Plot
Custom plot maximum t-range:
Custom plot minimum t-range:
& X Axis
[0 _BAR_ +16]
[0 _BAR_ +10]
& Y Axis
Length of the tic line
Enter the length of a tic line.
Grid & Style
Width for the grid lines
the font for the axis
The font size for the axis
Here you set thefont size for the axis
the font for the header table
Scaling:
5
pi/2
pi/4
cm
Y-Axis
set the y-axis' scaling
Plot-line width
Font size of the axis labels
Choose Name
Choose a name for the constant:
Enter a function equation, for example: f(x)=x^2
Recursive function is not allowed
Glossary
& Search:
References
Title:
This is not a KDE Vocabulary document.
Level 7
Verb
Noun
Name
Article
Adjective
Adverb
Pronoun
Phrase
Numeral
Conjunction
Preposition
Ordinal
Cardinal
Definite
Indefinite
Regular
Irregular
Possessive
Personal
Male
Female
Future
Error while reading file
Cannot write to file %1
Original
Unknown error.
Your names
Historically known as eka-radon, eka-emanation before 1960. Ununoctium is a temporary IUPAC systematic element name.
no translations found
from the Latin'carbo 'for coal.
from the Greek'chroma 'for color, paint.
from the Latin'ferrum 'for iron.
from the Greek'xenos' for foreigner, stranger, strange.
from the Greek'astatos' for unsteady, changing
from the Greek'aktis' for ray; 'aktinoeides' for radiating.
Named after the German State (Bundesland) Hessen the Latin name of which is'Hassia '; in Hessen, many elements have been discovered.
User defined word type %1
each lesson must have a name
Americanism
Bomber
Arcade Bombing Game
KBomber - Star Wars
Lava-Island
Stop the lava and save the day
Bovo
Five-in-a-row Board Game
Gomoku
High Contrast
A theme with a lot of contrast
Scribble
A pen and paper theme
Spacy
Arena
Clanbomber Import
Big Block
Clanbomber Big Standard
Blast Matrix
Bloody Ring
Boiling Egg
Bomb Attack
Broken Heart
Crammed
Death Corridor
Dilemma
Fear Circle
Fear Circle Remix
Fire Wheels
Football
Four Instance
Ghostbear
Hard Work
Hole Run
Clanbomber Huge Standard
Juicy Lucy
Kitchen
Meeting
Mungo Bane
Obstacle Race
Overkill
Prison Cells
Redirection
Sixty Nine
Clanbomber Small Standard
Snake Race
Clanbomber Tiny Standard
Whole Mess
Crazy Arena
Granatier
Default Granatier Arena
Labyrinth
Labyrinth Arena
Three of Three
Three of Three Arena
Player1
This is Player1
Player2
This is Player2
Player3
This is Player3
Player4
This is Player4
Player5
This is Player5
Clanbomber
Clanbomber Theme
Granatier Theme
Kapman
Pac-Man Clone
Eat pills escaping ghosts
Invisible
Getting bored with Kapman? More than 100,000 points over level 20? Next step: the invisible maze!
Matches
Mountain Adventure
Default
Mummies Crypt
Avoid the mummies at all costs!
Retro
The old game theme revisited
KAtomic
Sokoban-like Logic Game
Original levels
This is the original collection of KAtomic levels.
Water
Formic Acid
Acetic Acid
trans-Butene
cis-Butene
Dimethyl ether
Butanol
2-Methyl-2-Propanol
Glycerin
Poly-Tetra-Fluoro-Ethene
Oxalic Acid
Methane
Crystal 1
Acetic acid ethyl ester
Ammonia
3-Methyl-Pentane
Propanal
Propyne
Furanal
Pyran
Cyclo-Pentane
Methanol
Nitro-Glycerin
Crystal 2
Ethylene-Glycol
L-Alanine
Cyanoguanidine
Prussic Acid (Cyanic Acid)
Thiazole
Saccharin
Ethylene
Styrene
Melamine
Cyclobutane
Nicotine
Acetyle salicylic acid
Meta-Di-Nitro-Benzene
Malonic Acid
2,2-Dimethylpropane
Ethyl-Benzene
Propene
L-Asparagine
1,3,5,7-Cyclooctatetraene
Crystal 3
Uric Acid
Thymine
Aniline
Chloroform
Crystal 4
Ethanol
Acrylo-Nitril
Furan
l-Lactic acid
Maleic Acid
Crystal 5
Formic acid ethyl ester
1,4-Cyclohexadiene
Squaric acid
Ascorbic acid
Isopropanol
Phosgene
Urea
Pyruvic Acid
Ethylene oxide
Phosphoric Acid
Diacetyl
trans-Dichloroethene
Allylisothiocyanate
Diketene
Ethanal
Acroleine
Uracil
Caffeine
Acetone
KBattleship
Battleship Game
A protocol for the game KBattleship
Blackbox Logic Game
KBlackBox
KBlocks
Falling Blocks Game
Egyptian
KBlocks, Egyptian style.
oxygen
KBlocks Oxygen theme for KDE 4
KBounce
Ball Bouncing Game
Egyptian Bounce
KBounce, Egyptian style.
Strange Geometry
A simple high-contrast theme for those who like it clean.
Oxygen
Roads
Roads, cones and wheels.
The Beach
KBreakOut
Breakout-like Game
Alien Breakout
Crystal clear
Crystal-like theme for KBreakOut
Egyptian Breakout
Egyptian style breakout theme.
IceWorld
Ice chilled theme
Simple
Simple KBreakOut theme
WEB 2.0
Web 2.0 theme showcases graphical elements reminiscent of those used in popular'WEB 2.0 'movement, currently taking the interweb by storm.
KDiamond
Three-in-a-row game
kdiamond
Game
Sounds that appear during a game
Diamonds removed
Diamonds were removed.
Diamonds moving
Diamonds are moving.
Game over
Time is up.
Egyptian style theme.
Diamonds
A theme based on real looking diamonds.
Funny Zoo
It is a fun time in the jungle! Help animals find their families. And watch out for those hard to find frogs.
Black and Red
True Reflection
Yellow and Red
Yellow and Red Reflection
KFourInLine
Four-in-a-row Board Game
KGoldrunner
Hunt Gold, Dodge Enemies and Solve Puzzles
A game of action and puzzle-solving
Black on White
A monochrome, black on white theme for KGoldrunner
KGoldRunner Default
A light and clean theme for KDE4
The Treasure of Egypt
Help Matt Goldrunner escape the traps of ancient Egypt.
Geek City
Nostalgia Blues
Nostalgia
A scalable theme for KGoldrunner that brings back that 8-bit look...
Kigo Default theme for KDE 4
Kigo
Go Board Game
Killbots
Classic
The rules used in the original BSD command line version of robots. Nothing fancy, just the basic game elements: no fastbots, no safe teleports, no pushing junkheaps, and a huge game grid. Due to its larger width, it is recommended that you use a theme with narrower tiles to better fit your screen.
Daleks
An approximation of the rules used in Daleks, a robots-like game for early Apple computers. The hero is allotted one energy each round that can be used to power the sonic screwdriver. All other special features are disabled.
The default Killbots game type. Includes a medium size grid, safe teleports, fast enemies and pushable junkheaps.
Easy
An easier version of the "Killbots" game type. Includes a bigger game grid prepopulated with junkheaps, a starting stash of energy and an increasing energy cap.
Energy Crisis
The player starts with 30 energy and cannot earn more. How many rounds can you survive and how many points can you collect before your energy and luck run out?
A theme for those who miss the console version
Indiana Gnomes battles ghosts and bats on a misty mountainside. Sprites by Nicu Buculei. Background by Eugene Trounev.
Mummy Madness
Egyptian style theme with mad mummies.
Robot Kill
The default Killbots theme.
Kiriki
Yahtzee-like Dice Game
KJumpingCube
Territory Capture Game
KJumpingCube Default
A simple set of cubes for KDE4
Tactical Game
Kolor Lines
Crystal
An Egyptian style theme for klines.
Gems for Kolor Lines
Metal
A metal style theme with bouncing balls
KMahjongg
Mahjongg Solitaire
4 Winds
A layout resembling a fortress
Alien
A humanoid made up of Mahjongg tiles
Altar
An elevated surface with stairs and columns aside
Arrow
A big arrow pointing in the right direction
Atlantis
The starship-city from Stargate Atlantis
Aztec
A layout resembling Aztec buildings
Balance
Time to weight every decision carefully!
Bat
A bat-shaped layout
Bug
The bug. Let us take it apart!
Castle View
Castle
Vista-styled castle layout
Cat
Vista-styled cat layout
Chains
Four chains making up a single structure
Checkered
What if the chess board was not square?
Chip
An electronic component with many connectors
Clubs
Columns
A circular arena covered with columns of varying height
Crab
Vista-styled crab layout
Cross
A six-ended cross resembling the Cyrillic letter Zh
Default KMahjongg game layout
Dragon
Eagle
A large carnivore bird in Mahjongg tiles
Enterprise
A layout for Star Trek fans
Explosion
Something has exploded. Collect the pieces.
Flowers
A layout consisting of six flowers
Future
Galaxy
Diversely sized piles of matter
Garden
Regular patterns resembling a classical garden
Girl
A layout resembling a girl's face
Glade
A small piece of empty space surrounded by a forest
Grid
A rectangular grid of varying height
Helios
The greek Sun god's sign
Hole
A pyramid with a hole in the middle
Inner Circle
Concentric boxes with openings pointing in opposite directions
Key
A large key made of Mahjongg tiles
KM
Letters K and M. Do you have your favourite extension for that?
A complex yet symmetric labyrinth
Mask
A scary embossed pagan mask
Maya
A layout resembling Maya pyramids
Maze
An extremely twisted maze. Beware of minotaurs!
Mesh
An interweaved structure made up of Mahjongg tiles
Moth
A layout representing a small flying insect
Order
A cross with thick ends
Pattern
A mysterious pattern atop rectangular blocks
Penta
A fortress with five towers
Pillars
A couple of vertical pillars supporting a flat surface
Pirates
A sailing boat under the sun
Pyramid
Can you tear the pyramid apart?
Rocket
A rocket for you to launch off the board
Shield
A shield and a sword made up of Mahjongg tiles
Spider
Vista-styled spider layout
Squares
Concentric squares of alterating height
Squaring
Who said squares are flat?
Stadion
A layout representing a football field
Stairs
A staircase for those who dislike taking the same path twice
Star
An asterisk-shaped embossed layout
Star Ship
A sci-fi space transport
Stacks
Swirl
A spiral with thick ends
Temple
A temple-shaped layout
Theatre
A rectangular building with empty space in the middle
The Door
A doorway through a pyramid-shaped wall
Time Tunnel
Tomb
Fans of Lara Croft may start digging
Totem
A T-shaped embossed object with a hole
Tower
Remove the towers
Triangle
Triangular pyramid
UpDown
Have you ever tried to represent waves in rectangular blocks?
Vi
A V-shaped layout with thick lower corners
Well
A rectangular well with stairs at all sides
X-shaped
A large letter X made of mahjongg tiles
KMines
Minesweeper-like Game
Reveal Case
Reveal case
Autoreveal Case
Autoreveal case
Mark Case
Mark case
Unmark Case
Unmark case
Game Won
Game won
Game Lost
Game lost
Set Question Mark
Set question mark
Unset Question Mark
Unset question mark
Classic theme for KMines
KMines Oxygen theme for KDE 4
Graveyard Mayhem
A spooky theme for KMines. Do n't get caught by the zombies in the graveyard!
Gardens of Danger
A funny theme for KDE4 mines game
KNetWalk
Network Construction Game
knetwalk
Click
Connect
Turn
KNetWalk Default theme for KDE 4
Electronic
KNetWalk Electronic theme for KDE 4
Easy Course
Hit slowly...
Hard Course
Let the floaters push you!
Impossible Course
Reprieve
Luck
Chaos
Medium Course
Slope Practise
Really Easy
USA Pro
Daytona Beach, FL
Washington DC (Pentagon)
Palm Springs, CO
Las Vegas, NV
San Francisco, CA
Grand Canyon
Lake Tahoe, CA/ NV
Florida Keys, FL
Washington DC
Niagara Falls, NY
Kolf
Miniature Golf
Tutorial Course
Welcome to the tutorial course for Kolf!
To hit the ball, press and hold the Down Arrow or left mouse button. How long you hold down the mouse button or key determines strength of the shot.
To aim the putter, press the Left (rotate counterclockwise) and Right (rotate clockwise) Arrow keys or use the mouse.
Bridges Bridges can have walls on the top, bottom, left, or right.
Everything Here's a hole that has it all. Have fun with Kolf! -- Jason Katz-Brown
Slopes Slopes are slanted areas of ground that push the ball in the direction that they slope. This direction is shown when you choose Hole- > Show Info.
Hit the ball onto the slope and let it roll into cup.
Try out these different types of slopes.
The steepness of a slope is shown when you choose Hole- > Show Info. Steepness goes from 8 (steepest) to 1 (shallowest).
Walls Bounce the ball off of the red walls.
Sand Sand is yellow, and slows your ball down.
Puddles (Water) Hitting into a puddle (blue) adds a penalty stroke to your score, and your ball is placed outside the puddle.
Windmills Windmills (brown base with moving arm) have brown walls (or half walls). The speed of the windmill arm may vary for each hole.
Black Holes Black Holes transport the ball to their exit, and eject it at a speed in direct relation to the speed your ball was traveling. Choose Hole- > Show Info to see which Black Hole goes to which exit and the direction the ball will come out.
Floaters Floaters are moving platforms that carry a ball that lands on it. Floaters' speeds vary.
Kollision
A simple ball dodging game
Konquest
Galactic Strategy Game
KPatience
Patience Card Game
KReversi
Reversi Board Game
Draw
Illegal Move
Illegal move
SameGame
Board Game
Shisen-Sho
Shisen-Sho Mahjongg-like Tile Game
KsirK
World Domination Strategy Game
KsirK Skin Editor
Skin Editor for the World Domination Strategy Game
KSpaceDuel
Space Arcade Game
KSquares
Connect the dots to create squares
KSudoku
Sudoku Game
KSudoku, Sudoku game & more for KDE
4x4
4x4 shape puzzle
Jigsaw
Jigsaw shape puzzle
Samurai
Samurai shape puzzle
Tiny Samurai
A smaller samurai puzzle
XSudoku
Abstraction
A ksudoku theme with abstract artwork.
ksudoku_egyptian
KSudoku egyptian style theme
Scrible
KSudoku Scrible theme for KDE 4
Snake-like Game
KSnake
Tron-like Game
KTron
KTron Default Theme
Default theme for KTron.
Neon K Tron
A retro KTron theme with a distinctive touch of early 50s.
Potato Guy
Picture Game for Children
Christmas
Ancient Egypt
The Moon
Pizzeria
Potato Guy 2
Train Valley
3-D Game based on Rubik's Cube
A 3-D game based on Rubik's Cube
Paris
Oxygen White
SVG Oxygen
Jolly Royal
A clean and easy style with a distinctively royal touch.
Diamond Tree
Simple, yet visually pleasing card back
Simple, yet visually pleasing card back.
Ancient Egyptians
Egyptian style card back.
Futuristic, minimal card design.
Ancient Egyptians Dark
Egyptian dark style card back.
Tigullio International
Classic Blue
Classic Red
Penguin
Tristan
Grandma
Modern Red
Konqi
Modern Konqi - play the family carddeck\ Design: Laura Layland\ < l_layland\@hotmail\.com >\ Konqi by Stefan Spatz\ < stefan\.spatz\@stud\-mail\.uni\-wuerzburg\.de >
Dondorf
SVG Dondorf
Nicu Ornamental
SVG Ornamental
An ancient Egyptian card deck.
Future Simple
White NICU
Penguins
Standard
Standard KDE card set\ GPL license
XSkat French
XSkat German
Fourteen Segment Sample
This file holds metadata, configuration settings, and the mappings controlling which segments are on or off for the theme fourteen-segment-sample. svg
Individual Digit Sample
This file holds metadata, configuration settings, and the mappings between digit's and id's for the theme individual-digit-sample. svg
Chinese Landscape
Chinese landscape with mountains and a waterfall
Plain Color
A Egyptian style background
A green background with light geometric patterns
Summer Field
The Summertime Greens
Light Wood
Resembles the surface of a wood table
Alphabet
A colorful tileset designed for kids of all ages.
Bamboo
Japanese tileset with brightly-colored kanji on a soft woodgrain
Chinese tileset, inspired by the classic version shipped with KDE 3
Art inspired by real Japanese Mahjongg tiles
Imperial Jade
Traditional
Americanized tiles inspired by Japanese Mahjongg tiles
Green Blase
LSkat
Card Game
Slicer plugin for libpala, the base library of Palapeli
Import into your Palapeli puzzle collection
Palapeli puzzles
Castle of Maintenon
Eure-et-Loir département, France
Roebling Suspension Bridge
in Cincinnati
Citrus Fruits
European Honey Bee
Furcifer pardalis
Female panther chameleon
Classic jigsaw pieces
Rectangular pieces
Jigsaw puzzle game
File management operations
Importing puzzle
A puzzle is being imported into the local puzzle collection
Classic Blue (SVG)
Konqi (SVG)
Dondorf (SVG)
Modern Konqi - play the family carddeck\ Design: Laura Layland\ < l_layland\@hotmail\.com >\ Katie by Agnieszka Czajkowska\ < agnieszka\@imagegalaxy\.de >\ Konqi by Stefan Spatz\ < stefan\.spatz\@stud\-mail\.uni\-wuerzburg\.de >
SVG Classic
Action & Puzzle Solving Game
AisleRiot
Hard a Port
Spaced
Blue Balloon
Card set supplied by Warwick Allison
Fairy
Copy
Holstentor
Horizon
Oasis
Romantic
Dedicated to WWF
Sunset
KDE
Spacy Classic (SVG)
Golden Gate
Bay Bridge
KWin4
KBackgammon
Backgammon Game
Game over, you won
You have won the current game of backgammon
Game over, you lost
You have lost the current game of backgammon
Roll or double
It's your turn to roll the dice or double the cube
Roll the dice
It's your turn to roll the dice
Move checkers
The dice have been rolled and it's your turn to move checkers
Game invitation
Somebody has invited you to a match
Bounce Ball Game
KSirtet
Tetris Game
Technics
Standard KDE card deck
Monopoly®-like Board Games
KAsteroids
Space Game
Kenolaba
Abalone-like Board Game
KFoulEggs
KPoker
KSokoban
Kolf Saved Game
Atlantik
Gained Turn
It is your turn now
A player sends a chat message
New player
Shot at water
Someone has shot at the water
Player 1 takes a shot
Sunk ship
Game over because there are no more removeable stones
Excellent finish
KSmileTris
Kwin4
Lieutenant Skat
Comment=Luck
GenericName=Game
Level Sets
Level %1 finished.
Noname
KDE Atomic Entertainment Game
KAtomic
6 new levels
Get new levels
Your names
Your emails
Level:
Previous Level
Animation Speed
Atom Up
Atom Down
Atom Left
Atom Right
Next Atom
Previous Atom
Level: %1 (%2)
Water
Formic Acid
Acetic Acid
trans-Butene
cis-Butene
Dimethyl ether
Butanol
2-Methyl-2-Propanol
Glycerin
Poly-Tetra-Fluoro-Ethene
Oxalic Acid
Methane
Formaldehyde
Crystal 1
Acetic acid ethyl ester
Ammonia
3-Methyl-Pentane
Propanal
Propyne
Furanal
Pyran
Cyclo-Pentane
Methanol
Nitro-Glycerin
Ethane
Crystal 2
Ethylene-Glycol
L-Alanine
Cyanoguanidine
Prussic Acid (Cyanic Acid)
Anthracene
Thiazole
Saccharin
Ethylene
Styrene
Melamine
Cyclobutane
Nicotine
Acetyle salicylic acid
Meta-Di-Nitro-Benzene
Malonic Acid
2,2-Dimethylpropane
Ethyl-Benzene
Propene
L-Asparagine
1,3,5,7-Cyclooctatetraene
Vanillin
Crystal 3
Uric Acid
Thymine
Aniline
Chloroform
Carbonic acid
Crystal 4
Ethanol
Acrylo-Nitril
Furan
l-Lactic acid
Maleic Acid
meso-Tartaric acid
Crystal 5
Formic acid ethyl ester
1,4-Cyclohexadiene
Squaric acid
Ascorbic acid
Isopropanol
Phosgene
Thiophene
Urea
Pyruvic Acid
Ethylene oxide
Phosphoric Acid
Diacetyl
trans-Dichloroethene
Uracil
Acetone
Propan-2-ol
Highscores
Congratulations! You solved level %1 with %2 moves! Advance to the next one?
Congratulations
Score
Your score so far:
KBattleship
Current maintainer
Computer Player
Icon
Sounds
GFX
Non-Latin1 Support
Various improvements
Various improvements and bugfixes
Single Player
Host Network Game
Connect to Network Game
Remote player
& Nickname:
& Join game:
& Port:
Connecting to remote host...
Waiting for an incoming connection...
Could not connect to host
Shots
Hits
You lose.
Change Nickname
Restart game
Your opponent has requested to restart the game. Do you accept?
Enemy has shot. Shoot now!
Waiting for enemy to shoot...
Waiting for other player to start the game...
Waiting for other player to place his ships...
Place your ships. Use the right mouse button to rotate them.
Game Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Computer
& Single Player
& Host Game...
& Connect to Game...
Change & Nickname...
& Play Sounds
Show & Left Grid
Show & Right Grid
Single player
& Game
Shots:
Hits:
Connect to a server
Local game
Start Server
& Connect
Player 1: %1
Player 2: %1
Ready
& Start Server...
Single Player...
& Enemy Info
Sending Message...
You won the game:)
Do you want to restart the game?
Enemy disconnected.
Waiting for computer player to start the match...
Water
Loading Connect-Server dialog...
Do you want to ask the server restarting the game?
Loading Start-Server dialog...
& Stop server
Waiting for a player...
Disconnect from server
Nick name:
Waiting for the AI player to place the ships...
Failed to bind to local port "%1" Please check if another KBattleship server instance is running or another application uses this port.
The connection broke down!
Connection to client lost. Aborting the game.
Connection dropped by enemy. The client's protocol implementation (%1) is not compatible with our (%2) version.
You lost the game: (
Connection to client dropped. The client's protocol implementation (%1) is not compatible with our (%2) version.
We have a player. Let's start...
You can shoot now.
Connection to server lost. Aborting the game.
& Start
You do not have KBattleship pictures installed. The game cannot run without them!
Press here to send the message
& Send
Chat Dialog:
& Server:
Choose a port to connect to
Client information:
CV
Client version:
Protocol version:
PV
CI
& Game name:
Choose a port where the server listens on
:
Shows all shots
Shows all hit ships
Shows all water shots
Chat Widget
Time: 00:00
Size: 00 x 00
Start Tutorial
Start tutorial
New Sandbox Game
Done!
Give up the game
Move Up
Switch Marker
Tutorial
Size: %1 x %2
Check positions
Your final score is: %1. You did really well!
But it does not count because it is the sandbox!
Your final score is: %1. I guess you need more practise.
Sorry, you may not give up during the tutorial.
Give up
Do you really want to give up this game?
This will be the end of the current game!
Score
Describes what you should do to reach the next tutorial step.
Go back to the previous tutorial step.
Marking balls
KBlackBox
Difficulty level
Your names
Your emails
ball(s)
Balls
Run: yesno
Run: Tutorial
Run: Yes
Run: No
Move
& Size
8 x 8
10 x 10
12 x 12
18 x 12
& Balls
8 balls
10 balls
Tutorial mode
Trigger Action
You're done!
You should place %1 balls! You have placed %2. Do you want to give up this game?
Score: 0000
Placed: 00 / 00
Placed: %1 / %2
Size:
You have successfully cleared more than %1% of the board
%1 points: %2 points per remaining life
%1 points: Bonus
%1 points: Total score for this level
On to level %1. Remember you get %2 lives this time!
Game over. Click to start a game
Original author
Contributions
Level: %1
Score: %1
Filled: %1%
Lives: %1
Time: %1
Do you really want to close the running game?
Game over. Press < Space > for a new game
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Game over.
Level: XX
Score: XXXXXX
Filled: XX
Lives: XX
Time: XXX
Level
& Select Background Folder...
Show & Backgrounds
Hide & Backgrounds
Game Over! Score: %1
Select Background Image Folder
You may now turn on background images.
Game suspended
Current player:
The file %1 exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
game saved as %1
There was an error in saving file %1
The file %1 does not exist!
The file %1 is not a KJumpingCube gamefile!
There was an error loading file %1
stopped activity
Winner is Player %1!
Winner
Performing move.
Computing next move.
Tactical one or two player game
Color of neutral cubes.
Color of player 1.
Color of player 2.
Whether player 1 is played by the computer.
Whether player 2 is played by the computer.
Players' Colors
Player 2:
Player 1:
Computer Skill
Average
Expert
Beginner
10x10
5x5
Computer Plays
Player 1
Player 2
Your names
Your emails
Stop & Thinking
You won. You even removed the last stone, great job! Your score was %1.
Game over. There are no more removable stones. Your score was %1.
Same Game A little game about balls and how to get rid of them
SameGame
Colors: XX
Board: XXXXXX
Marked: 0
Score: 0
& Random Board
%1 Colors
Board: %1
Do you want to resign?
New Game
Select Board
Select a board number:
Board
Marked: %1 (%2 Points)
%1 Colors%2
Score: %1
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
& Restart This Board
Marked: XXXXXX
Score: XXXXXX
Gwenview
Image Viewer
A simple image viewer
Start a Slideshow
Download Photos with Gwenview
Gwenview Image Viewer
Configure Kamera
Digital Camera
Open with File Manager
Color Chooser
KColorChooser
A monitor calibration tool
Gamma
KolourPaint
Paint Program
Screen Ruler
KRuler
KDE Screen Ruler
Moved by Cursor Keys
The ruler has moved pixelwise using the cursor keys
KDE Scan Service
Screen Capture Program
KSnapshot
KIPIPlugin
A KIPI Plugin
File format backend for Okular
A kioslave for displaying WinHelp files
chmlib
Windows HTMLHelp backend for Okular
Okular
Document Viewer
Comic Book
Comic book backend for Okular
djvu
DjVu backend for Okular
dvi
DVI backend for Okular
EPub document
EPub backend for Okular
Fax documents
G3/ G4 Fax backend for Okular
FictionBook document
FictionBook backend for Okular
KDE Image libraries
Image backend for Okular
Mobipocket document
Mobipocket backend for Okular
OpenDocument format
OpenDocument backend for Okular
Plucker document
Plucker backend for Okular
Poppler
PDF backend for Okular using poppler
Ghostscript
Ghostscript PS/ PDF backend for Okular
Okular TIFF Library
TIFF backend for Okular
Okular XPS Plugin
XPS backend for Okular
DirectDraw Surface Info
EXR Info
PNM Info
RAW Camera Files
SGI Image (RGB)
TIFF File Meta Info
XML Paper Specification Info
Svg Part
Mobipocket thumbnailer
PostScript, PDF and DVI Files
RAW Photo Camera files
DVI Info
Button (not supported by KControl)
Date (not supported by KControl)
Unable to initialize the gPhoto2 libraries.
Add
Click this button to add a new camera.
Test
Click this button to test the connection to the selected camera.
Remove
Click this button to remove the selected camera from the list.
Configure...
Click this button to change the configuration of the selected camera. The availability of this feature and the contents of the Configuration dialog depend on the camera model.
Information
Click this button to view a summary of the current status of the selected camera. The availability of this feature and the contents of the Information dialog depend on the camera model.
Cancel
Click this button to cancel the current camera operation.
Camera test was successful.
Digital Camera This module allows you to configure support for your digital camera. You need to select the camera's model and the port it is connected to on your computer (e. g. USB, Serial, Firewire). If your camera does not appear on the list of Supported Cameras, go to the GPhoto web site for a possible update. To view and download images from the digital camera, go to the address camera: / in Konqueror and other KDE applications.
Could not allocate memory for the abilities list.
Could not load ability list.
Description of abilities for camera %1 is not available. Configuration options may be incorrect.
Could not access driver. Check your gPhoto2 installation.
Unable to initialize camera. Check your port settings and camera connectivity and try again.
No camera summary information is available.
Camera configuration failed.
Serial
USB
Unknown port
Select Camera Device
Supported Cameras
Port
Port Settings
If this option is checked, the camera has to be connected to one of the computer's serial ports (known as COM ports in Microsoft Windows.)
If this option is checked, the camera has to be connected to one of the computer's USB ports, or to a USB hub.
No port type selected.
Port:
Specify here the serial port to which you connect the camera.
No further configuration is required for USB cameras.
This is a tool to measure pixel distances and colors on the screen. It is useful for working on layouts of dialogs, web pages etc.
This is the current distance measured in pixels.
This is the current color in hexadecimal rgb representation as you may use it in HTML or as a QColor name. The rectangles background shows the color of the pixel inside the little square at the end of the line cursor.
Turn Left
Turn Right
KRuler
& Orientation
& North
& East
& South
& West
& Turn Right
Turn & Left
& Length
& Short
& Medium
& Tall
& Full Screen Width
Length...
Copy Color
& Full Screen Height
Ruler Length
Length:
Length: %1 px
KDE Screen Ruler
A screen ruler for the K Desktop Environment
Till Krech
Gunnstein Lye
Initial port to KDE 2
Orientation of the ruler
Is native moving (possibly wobbling windows) active
Your names
Your emails
Choose & Font...
Captures the window under the mouse on startup (instead of the desktop)
Captures the desktop
Captures a region
Captures a part of windows
snapshot
KDE Background Screenshot Utility
KBackgroundSnapshot
(c) 2007, Montel Laurent
Quick Save Snapshot & As...
Save the snapshot to the file specified by the user without showing the file dialog.
Save Snapshot & As...
Save the snapshot to the file specified by the user.
Save As
Other Application...
The screen has been successfully grabbed.
Preview of the snapshot image (%1 x %2)
File Exists
Do you really want to overwrite %1?
Overwrite
Unable to Save Image
KSnapshot was unable to save the image to %1.
KDE Screenshot Utility
KSnapshot
(c) 1997-2008, Richard J. Moore, (c) 2000, Matthias Ettrich, (c) 2002-2003 Aaron J. Seigo
Richard J. Moore
Matthias Ettrich
Aaron J. Seigo
Nadeem Hasan
Region Grabbing Reworked GUI
Marcus Hufgard
"Open With" function
This is a preview of the current snapshot. The image can be dragged to another application or document to copy the full screenshot there. Try it with the Konqueror file manager. You can also copy the image to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+C.
Snapshot delay in seconds
This is the number of seconds to wait after clicking the New Snapshot button before taking the snapshot. This is very useful for getting windows, menus and other items on the screen set up just the way you want. If no delay is set, the program will wait for a mouse click before taking a snapshot.
No delay
Snapshot & delay:
Capture mode:
When enabled, snapshot of a window will also include the window decorations
Include & window decorations
Using this menu, you can select from the five following snapshot modes: Full Screen - captures the entire desktop. Window Under Cursor - captures only the window (or menu) that is under the mouse cursor when the snapshot is taken. Region - captures only the region of the desktop that you specify. When taking a new snapshot in this mode you will be able to select any area of the screen by clicking and dragging the mouse. Section of Window - captures only a section of the window. When taking a new snapshot in this mode you will be able to select any child window by moving the mouse over it. Current Screen - if you have multiple screens, this captures the screen containing the mouse cursor when the snapshot is taken.
Full Screen
Window Under Cursor
Region
Section of Window
Current Screen
Click this button to take a new snapshot.
& New Snapshot
Click this button to save the current snapshot. To quickly save the snapshot without showing the file dialog, press Ctrl+Shift+S. The filename is automatically incremented after each save.
& Save As...
Click this button to open the snapshot with another application.
& Open With
Click this button to copy the current snapshot to the clipboard.
& Copy to Clipboard
Your names
Your emails
Select a region using the mouse. To take the snapshot, press the Enter key. Press Esc to quit.
Snapshot will be taken in %1 seconds
Default Language
Belarusian (Belarus)
German (Switzerland)
German (Liechtenstein)
English (Singapore)
Spanish (Argentina)
Spanish (Spain)
Spanish (Guatemala)
Spanish (Panama)
Italian (Switzerland)
Italian (Italy)
Korean (South Korea)
Dutch (Netherlands)
Select item language here.
Algeria
Angola
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Bahrain
Belgium
Belize
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Cayman Islands
Chad
Chile
China
Comoros
Congo
Costa Rica
Cuba
Djibouti
France
Gambia
Georgia
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guam
Guatemala
Guinea
Guyana
Vatican
Honduras
Israel
Italy
North-Korea
South-Korea
Lao
Liberia
Liechtenstein
Macedonia
Mali
Malta
Martinique
Mauritania
Mayotte
Monaco
Montserrat
Myanmar
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Caledonia
Nigeria
Niue
Norway
Paraguay
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Reunion
Rwanda
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Somalia
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Switzerland
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Turkey
Uganda
Vanuatu
Viet Nam
Yemen
United Nations
Space
At Sea
In Flight
Scotland
Wales
Palestine
Gaza
Unknown
Use custom definition
Name:
Matter:
Detail:
& Add
& Delete
& Replace
Remove current item
Update current item
Add new item
Instant Messenger with a D-Bus interface
Instant Messenger
The instant messenger allows two-way chat between individuals and groups.
Text-to-Speech Service with a D-Bus interface
Embedded Text Editor
The text editor service provides applications with a text viewer and editor. KDE applications that provide text editing facilities should use this service.
Embeddable Text Editor Component (with Doc/ View Separation)
KTextEditor load/ save filter/ check plugin
KTextEditor Plugin
Embedded Advanced Text Editor
Autobookmarker
Set bookmarks on lines matching a pattern when documents are loaded
AutoBrace
Insert closing braces on pressing Enter
Exporter
Export highlighted document to HTML
Insert File
Insert any readable file at cursor position
Data Tools
Enable data tools like thesaurus and spell check (if installed)
Python encoding checker/ adder
While saving check encoding of python files and add an encoding line
Format of Time & Date insertion
Time & Date
Insert current Time & Date
Afar
Abkhazian
Avestan
Afrikaans
Amharic
Arabic
Assamese
Asturian
Aymara
Azerbaijani
Bashkir
Belarusian
Belarusian (Latin)
Bulgarian
Bihari
Bislama
Bengali
Bengali (India)
Tibetan
Breton
Bosnian
Catalan
Valencian (southern Catalan)
Chechen
Chamorro
Corsican
Crimean Tatar
Czech
Kashubian
Church Slavic
Chuvash
Welsh
Danish
German
Lower Sorbian
Dzongkha
Greek
English
British English
American English
Esperanto
Spanish
Estonian
Basque
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
Fijian
Faroese
French
Frisian
Irish Gaelic
Gaelic
Galician
Guarani
Gujarati
Manx
Hausa
Hebrew
Hindi
Chhattisgarhi
Hiri Motu
Croatian
Upper Sorbian
Hungarian
Armenian
Herero
Interlingua
Indonesian
Interlingue
Inupiaq
Ido
Icelandic
Italian
Inuktitut
Japanese
Javanese
Georgian
Kikuyu
Kazakh
Kalaallisut
Khmer
Kannada
Korean
Kashmiri
Kurdish
Komi
Cornish
Kirghiz
Latin
Luxembourgish
Limburgan
Lingala
Lao
Lithuanian
Latvian
Maithili
Malagasy
Marshallese
Maori
Macedonian
Malayalam
Mongolian
Moldavian
Marathi
Malay
Maltese
Burmese
Nauru
Norwegian Bokmål
Ndebele, North
Low Saxon
Nepali
Ndonga
Dutch
Norwegian Nynorsk
Ndebele, South
Northern Sotho
Navajo
Chichewa
Occitan
Oromo
Oriya
Ossetian
Punjabi/ Panjabi
Pali
Polish
Pushto
Portuguese
Brazilian Portuguese
Quechua
Rundi
Romanian
Romany
Russian
Kinyarwanda
Sanskrit
Sardinian
Sindhi
Northern Sami
Sango
Sinhala
Slovak
Slovenian
Samoan
Shona
Somali
Albanian
Serbian
Serbian Ijekavian
Serbian Ijekavian Latin
Serbian Latin
Swati
Sotho, Southern
Sundanese
Swedish
Swahili
Tamil
Telugu
Tajik
Thai
Tigrinya
Turkmen
Tswana
Tonga
Turkish
Tsonga
Tatar
Twi
Tahitian
Uighur
Ukrainian
Urdu
Uzbek
Uzbek (Cyrillic)
Venda
Vietnamese
Volapük
Walloon
Wolof
Xhosa
Yiddish
Yoruba
Zhuang
Chinese
Chinese Simplified
Chinese (Hong Kong)
Chinese Traditional
Zulu
Storage backend for KConfig
KSSL Daemon Module
KSSL daemon module for KDED
KDE Plugin Information
Sonnet Spell Client
KDED Module
KFileModule
The default KDE file module providing the standard file dialog
Embedded Java Applet Viewer
KHTML Extension Adaptor
Embeddable HTML viewing component
KHTML
Embeddable Image Viewing Component
Embeddable Image Viewer
Embeddable Component for multipart/ mixed
BMP
DDS
EPS
EXR
GIF
HDR
ICO
JP2
JPEG
MNG
PBM
PCX
PGM
PNG
PNM
PPM
PSD
QImageIOHandler plugin
RGB
TGA
TIFF
XBM
XCF
XPM
XV
Application
A kioslave for data URIs (rfc2397)
KDE Configuration Module
KDE Configuration Initialization
KDE Data Tool
filemodule
KIO File Module
Plugin for the Properties Dialog
KFile Meta Data Plugin
KFileWrite plugin
KScan
Enhanced Browsing Plugin
Proxy Scout
Automatic proxy configuration
Automatic Proxy Configuration
Invalid Proxy Script
The downloaded proxy configuration script is invalid
Script Download Error
The proxy configuration script could not be downloaded
Script Evaluation Error
There was an error executing the proxy configuration script
Microsoft Media Server Protocol
Plugin for the Rename Dialog
HTTP Cache Cleaner
Cleans up old entries from the HTTP cache
KDED Cookie Jar Module
Keeps track of all cookies in the system
Dummy Meta
Test for Knotify
Group
The group
Online
The contact is now connected
Message Received
A Message has been received
Browser View
KDE Component
Notepad (example)
Adium Emoticons Theme
Library to use Adium emoticons theme
Kde Emoticons Theme
Library to use KDE emoticons theme
Pidgin Emoticons Theme
Library to use Pidgin emoticons theme
XMPP Emoticons Theme
Library to use XMPP emoticons theme
Plasma Animation Engine
Plasma applet
Collection
Plasma scripting popup applet
Plasma ContainmentActions
Plasma applet container and background painter
Plasma Data Engine
Plasma package structure definition
KRunner plugin
Scripting language extension for Plasma
Plasma wallpaper
Save remote widgets policies
Prevents the system from saving plasma remote widgets policies
Package metadata test file
A test desktop file to test the PackageMetaData class.
Test Data Engine
Crypto
Configure SSL, manage certificates, and other cryptography settings
Embeddable Personal Certificate Manager
KCertPart
ASpell
Enchant
HSpell
Hunspell
Plasma
Directional or popup-based completion from words in the document
Behavior
KDED Global Shortcuts Server
KWallet Daemon Module
KWallet daemon module for KDED
Sound
Sound System Configuration
KDE Multimedia Backend
Phonon: KDE's Multimedia Library
Afrikaans
Arabic
Assamese
Asturian
Belarusian Latin
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Bengali (India)
Bengali
Breton
Catalan
Catalan (Valencian)
Crimean Tatar
Kashubian
Czech
Welsh
Danish
German
Kontact Administration
KDE SVN Build
KOffice
Greek
British English
Esperanto
Spanish
Estonian
Basque
Farsi
Finnish
French
Frisian
Irish
Galician
Gujarati
Hausa
Hebrew
Hindi
Chhattisgarhi
Croatian
Upper Sorbian
Hungarian
Armenian
Indonesian
Icelandic
Italian
Japanese
Georgian
Kazakh
Khmer
Kannada
Korean
Kurdish
Luxembourgish
Lithuanian
Latvian
Maithili
Macedonian
Malayalam
Marathi
Malay
Norwegian Bokmål
Low Saxon
Nepali
Dutch
Norwegian Nynorsk
Oriya
Punjabi
Polish
Pashto
Brazil portuguese
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Northern Sami
Sinhala
Slovak
Slovenian
Serbian Ijekavian Latin
Serbian Ijekavian
Serbian Latin
Serbian
Swedish
Tamil
Telugu
Tajik
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Uzbek (Cyrillic)
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Walloon
Xhosa
KDE Test Language
Simplified Chinese
Chinese (Hong Kong)
Traditional Chinese
Chinese
Use Default
New Filetype
Properties of %1
Properties
Select the MimeTypes you want for this file type. Please note that this will automatically edit the associated file extensions as well.
Select Mime Types
Available Commands
For help on individual commands, do'help & lt; commandgt; '
No help for '%1 '
No such command %1
This is the Katepart command line. Syntax: command [arguments] For a list of available commands, enter help list For help for individual commands, enter help & lt; commandgt;
Success:
Error:
Command "%1" failed.
No such command: "%1"
Bookmark
Mark Type %1
Set Default Mark Type
Disabled
Cut the selected text and move it to the clipboard
Paste previously copied or cut clipboard contents
Use this command to copy the currently selected text to the system clipboard.
Save the current document
Revert the most recent editing actions
Revert the most recent undo operation
& Word Wrap Document
Use this command to wrap all lines of the current document which are longer than the width of the current view, to fit into this view. This is a static word wrap, meaning it is not updated when the view is resized.
& Indent
Use this to indent a selected block of text. You can configure whether tabs should be honored and used or replaced with spaces, in the configuration dialog.
& Unindent
Use this to unindent a selected block of text.
& Clean Indentation
Use this to clean the indentation of a selected block of text (only tabs/ only spaces). You can configure whether tabs should be honored and used or replaced with spaces, in the configuration dialog.
& Align
Use this to align the current line or block of text to its proper indent level.
Comment
This command comments out the current line or a selected block of text. The characters for single/ multiple line comments are defined within the language's highlighting.
Uncomment
This command removes comments from the current line or a selected block of text. The characters for single/ multiple line comments are defined within the language's highlighting.
& Read Only Mode
Lock/ unlock the document for writing
Uppercase
Convert the selection to uppercase, or the character to the right of the cursor if no text is selected.
Lowercase
Convert the selection to lowercase, or the character to the right of the cursor if no text is selected.
Capitalize
Capitalize the selection, or the word under the cursor if no text is selected.
Join Lines
Invoke Code Completion
Manually invoke command completion, usually by using a shortcut bound to this action.
Print the current document.
Reload
Reload the current document from disk.
Save the current document to disk, with a name of your choice.
This command opens a dialog and lets you choose a line that you want the cursor to move to.
& Configure Editor...
Configure various aspects of this editor.
& Mode
Here you can choose which mode should be used for the current document. This will influence the highlighting and folding being used, for example.
& Highlighting
Here you can choose how the current document should be highlighted.
& Schema
& Indentation
Select the entire text of the current document.
If you have selected something within the current document, this will no longer be selected.
Enlarge Font
This increases the display font size.
Shrink Font
This decreases the display font size.
Block Selection Mode
This command allows switching between the normal (line based) selection mode and the block selection mode.
Overwrite Mode
Choose whether you want the text you type to be inserted or to overwrite existing text.
& Dynamic Word Wrap
If this option is checked, the text lines will be wrapped at the view border on the screen.
Dynamic Word Wrap Indicators
Choose when the Dynamic Word Wrap Indicators should be displayed
& Off
Follow & Line Numbers
& Always On
Show Folding & Markers
You can choose if the codefolding marks should be shown, if codefolding is possible.
Show & Icon Border
Show/ hide the icon border. The icon border shows bookmark symbols, for instance.
Show & Line Numbers
Show/ hide the line numbers on the left hand side of the view.
Show Scrollbar Marks
Show/ hide the marks on the vertical scrollbar. The marks show bookmarks, for instance.
Show Static & Word Wrap Marker
Show/ hide the Word Wrap Marker, a vertical line drawn at the word wrap column as defined in the editing properties
Switch to Command Line
Show/ hide the command line on the bottom of the view.
& End of Line
Choose which line endings should be used, when you save the document
Encoding
Look up the first occurrence of a piece of text or regular expression.
Find Selected
Finds next occurrence of selected text.
Find Selected Backwards
Finds previous occurrence of selected text.
Look up the next occurrence of the search phrase.
Look up the previous occurrence of the search phrase.
Look up a piece of text or regular expression and replace the result with some given text.
Change Dictionary...
Move Word Left
Select Character Left
Select Word Left
Move Word Right
Select Character Right
Select Word Right
Move to Beginning of Line
Move to Beginning of Document
Select to Beginning of Line
Select to Beginning of Document
Move to End of Line
Move to End of Document
Select to End of Line
Select to End of Document
Select to Previous Line
Scroll Line Up
Move to Next Line
Move to Previous Line
Move Cursor Right
Move Cursor Left
Select to Next Line
Scroll Line Down
Scroll Page Up
Select Page Up
Move to Top of View
Select to Top of View
Scroll Page Down
Select Page Down
Move to Bottom of View
Select to Bottom of View
Move to Matching Bracket
Select to Matching Bracket
Transpose Characters
Delete Line
Delete Word Left
Delete Word Right
Delete Next Character
Backspace
Collapse Toplevel
Expand Toplevel
Collapse One Local Level
Expand One Local Level
R/ O
OVR
INS
General
Cursor & & Selection
Indentation
Auto Completion
Spellcheck
Off
Follow Line Numbers
Always On
Modes & & Filetypes
You did not provide a backup suffix or prefix. Using default suffix: '~ '
No Backup Suffix or Prefix
KDE Default
Universal
Editor Plugins
Plugins
Scripts
Highlight Download
& Install
Select the syntax highlighting files you want to update:
Name
Installed
Latest
Note: New versions are selected automatically.
& Go to line:
Go
Dictionary:
File Was Deleted on Disk
& Save File As...
Lets you select a location and save the file again.
File Changed on Disk
& Reload File
Reload the file from disk. If you have unsaved changes, they will be lost.
& Ignore
Ignore the changes. You will not be prompted again.
Do nothing. Next time you focus the file, or try to save it or close it, you will be prompted again.
What do you want to do?
Overwrite
Overwrite the disk file with the editor content.
The diff command failed. Please make sure that diff(1) is installed and in your PATH.
Error Creating Diff
Besides white space changes, the files are identical.
Diff Output
Ignoring means that you will not be warned again (unless the disk file changes once more): if you save the document, you will overwrite the file on disk; if you do not save then the disk file (if present) is what you have.
You Are on Your Own
Directory containing tests, basedir and output directories.
Compare failures of this testrun against snapshot< snapshot>. Defaults to the most recently captured failure snapshot or none if none exists.
Do not suppress debug output
Keep output files even on success
TestRegression
A KDE text-editor component could not be found; please check your KDE installation.
Use this to close the current document
Use this command to print the current document
Use this command to create a new document
Use this command to open an existing document for editing
This lists files which you have opened recently, and allows you to easily open them again.
& New Window
Create another view containing the current document
Choose Editor...
Override the system-wide setting for the default editing component
Close the current document view
Use this command to show or hide the view's statusbar
Show Path
Show the complete document path in the window caption
Configure the application's keyboard shortcut assignments.
Configure which items should appear in the toolbar(s).
& About Editor Component
INS
LINE
Open File
The given file could not be read, check if it exists or if it is readable for the current user.
Line: %1 Col: %2
BLOCK
Untitled
Read the contents of stdin
Set encoding for the file to open
Navigate to this line
Navigate to this column
Document to open
KWrite
KWrite - Text Editor
(c) 2000-2005 The Kate Authors
Maintainer
Core Developer
The cool buffersystem
The Editing Commands
Testing,...
Former Core Developer
KWrite Author
KWrite port to KParts
Glen Parker
KWrite Undo History, Kspell integration
KWrite XML Syntax highlighting support
Patches and more
Highlighting for RPM Spec-Files, Perl, Diff and more
Highlighting for VHDL
Highlighting for SQL
Highlighting for Ferite
Highlighting for ILERPG
Highlighting for LaTeX
Highlighting for Makefiles, Python
Highlighting for Python
Highlighting for Scheme
PHP Keyword/ Datatype list
Very nice help
All people who have contributed and I have forgotten to mention
Your names
Your emails
The file '%1 'could not be opened: it is not a normal file, it is a folder.
Choose Editor Component
(Selection of)
Typographical Conventions for %1
text
Text Settings
Print line & numbers
Print & legend
If enabled, line numbers will be printed on the left side of the page(s).
Print a box displaying typographical conventions for the document type, as defined by the syntax highlighting being used.
Header & & Footer
Print header
Print footer
Header/ footer font:
Choose Font...
Header Properties
& Format:
Colors:
Foreground:
Background
Footer Properties
Format:
& Background
Format of the page header. The following tags are supported:
%u: current user name %d: complete date/ time in short format %D: complete date/ time in long format %h: current time %y: current date in short format %Y: current date in long format %f: file name %U: full URL of the document %p: page number
Format of the page footer. The following tags are supported:
Layout
& Schema:
Draw background color
Draw & boxes
Box Properties
Width:
& Margin:
Color:
If enabled, the background color of the editor will be used. This may be useful if your color scheme is designed for a dark background.
If enabled, a box as defined in the properties below will be drawn around the contents of each page. The Header and Footer will be separated from the contents with a line as well.
The width of the box outline
The margin inside boxes, in pixels
The line color to use for boxes
Set & Bookmark
If a line has no bookmark then add one, otherwise remove it.
Clear & All Bookmarks
Remove all bookmarks of the current document.
Next Bookmark
Go to the next bookmark.
Previous Bookmark
Go to the previous bookmark.
& Bookmarks
& Next: %1 - "%2"
& Previous: %1 - "%2"
Kate Part
Embeddable editor component
(c) 2000-2009 The Kate Authors
Developer
On-the-fly spell checking
Highlighting for Lua
Configure
Appearance
Fonts & Colors
Editing
Open/ Save
Extensions
Font & Color Schemas
Editing Options
File Opening & Saving
Extensions Manager
Active Breakpoint
Reached Breakpoint
Disabled Breakpoint
Execution
Warning
Error
Template Background
Template Editable Placeholder
Template Focused Editable Placeholder
Template Not Editable Placeholder
This list displays the default styles for the current schema and offers the means to edit them. The style name reflects the current style settings. To edit the colors, click the colored squares, or select the color to edit from the popup menu. You can unset the Background and Selected Background colors from the popup menu when appropriate.
Highlight:
This list displays the contexts of the current syntax highlight mode and offers the means to edit them. The context name reflects the current style settings. To edit using the keyboard, press lt; SPACEgt; and choose a property from the popup menu. To edit the colors, click the colored squares, or select the color to edit from the popup menu. You can unset the Background and Selected Background colors from the context menu when appropriate.
& New...
& Delete
Colors
Font
Normal Text Styles
Highlighting Text Styles
& Default schema for %1:
Name for New Schema
Name:
New Schema
Context
Normal
Selected
Background
Background Selected
Use Default Style
& Bold
& Italic
& Underline
Strikeout
Normal & Color...
& Selected Color...
& Background Color...
Selected Background Color...
Unset Background Color
Unset Selected Background Color
Use & Default Style
None set
"Use Default Style" will be automatically unset when you change any style properties.
Kate Styles
None
Could not access view
Missing argument. Usage: %1< value >
No such highlighting '%1 '
No such mode '%1 '
Failed to convert argument '%1 'to integer.
Width must be at least 1.
Column must be at least 1.
Usage: %1 on_BAR_off_BAR_1_BAR_0_BAR_true_BAR_false
Bad argument '%1 '. Usage: %2 on_BAR_off_BAR_1_BAR_0_BAR_true_BAR_false
Unknown command '%1 '
Missing argument(s). Usage: %1< from > []
Sorry, but Kate is not able to replace newlines, yet
Argument-hints
Namespaces
Classes
Structs
Unions
Functions
Variables
Enumerations
Prefix
Icon
Scope
Arguments
Postfix
Public
Protected
Private
Static
Constant
Namespace
Class
Struct
Union
Function
Variable
Enumeration
Template
Virtual
Override
Inline
Friend
Signal
Slot
Local Scope
Namespace Scope
Global Scope
Unknown Property
Auto Word Completion
Shell Completion
Reuse Word Above
Reuse Word Below
Code Completion Configuration
Always
& File
& Edit
& View
& Code Folding
& Tools
Word Completion
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Command
Description
Edit Entry...
Add Entry...
Further Notes
Edit Command
& Name:
Choose an icon.
& Category:
& Filetype:
Select the filetype you want to change.
& New
Delete the current file type.
& Section:
& Variables:
& Highlighting:
& Indentation Mode:
File extensions:
MIME & types:
Download Highlighting Files...
Text Area Background
Normal text:
Selected text:
Current line:
Left border background:
Line numbers:
Bracket highlight:
Normal mode
Replacement
Remove selected
Wrap cursor
Text Selection Mode
& Normal
Default indentation mode:
Indentation Properties
Indentation width:
Indentation Actions
File Format
& Encoding:
End of line:
Backup on Save
If this option is enabled, backups for local files will be created when saving.
& Local files
If this option is enabled, backups for remote files will be created when saving.
& Remote files
& Prefix:
& Auto completion enabled
Ignore white space changes
Dynamic & word wrap indicators (if applicable):
Choose when the Dynamic Word Wrap Indicators should be displayed.
Show & folding markers (if available)
Show & icon border
If this option is checked, every new view will display line numbers on the left hand side.
Show & line numbers
If this option is checked, every new view will show marks on the vertical scrollbar. These marks will show bookmarks, for instance.
Show & scrollbar marks
Sort Bookmarks Menu
Show indentation lines
& Highlight tabulators
Static Word Wrap
Show static word wrap marker (if applicable)
If the Word Wrap option is selected this entry determines the length (in characters) at which the editor will automatically start a new line.
Misc
Highlight trailing & spaces
Sorting
Case sensitive
Filtering
Access Grouping Properties
Item Grouping properties
Columns
& Help
Find:
& Next
Jump to previous match
& Previous
& Options
Replace:
Replace next match
& Replace
Replace all matches
Replace & All
Plain text
Whole words
Escape sequences
Regular expression
Case-sensitive searching
Switch to incremental search bar
ABAP
Sources
ABC
Other
ActionScript 2.0
Ada
AHDL
Hardware
Alerts_indent
Alerts
ANSI C89
Ansys
Scientific
Apache Configuration
Configuration
Asm6502
Assembler
AVR Assembler
ASN.1
Markup
ASP
Asterisk
AWK
Bash
BibTeX
B-Method
Boo
CGiS
Cg
ChangeLog
Cisco
Clipper
CMake
ColdFusion
Common Lisp
Component-Pascal
C++
CSS
C#
CUE Sheet
C
Debian Changelog
Debian Control
. desktop
Diff
Django HTML Template
DoxygenLua
Doxygen
DTD
D
Eiffel
Email
Erlang
Euphoria
E Language
ferite
4GL
Database
4GL-PER
Fortran
FreeBASIC
fstab
GAP
GDL
GNU Gettext
GLSL
GNU Assembler
KDev-PG[-Qt] Grammar
Haskell
Haxe
HTML
Quake Script
IDL
ILERPG
Inform
INI Files
Javadoc
JavaScript
Java
JSON
JSP
KBasic
LaTeX
LDIF
Lex/ Flex
LilyPond
Literate Haskell
Logtalk
LPC
LSL
Lua
M3U
MAB-DB
Makefile
Troff Mandoc
Mason
Matlab
Maxima
MediaWiki
mergetag text
MIPS Assembler
Modelica
Modula-2
MonoBasic
Music Publisher
Intel x86 (NASM)
Nemerle
noweb
Objective-C++
Objective-C
Objective Caml
Octave
OPAL
Pascal
Perl
PHP/ PHP
PicAsm
Pike
PostScript
POV-Ray
progress
Prolog
PureBasic
Python
RapidQ
REXX
Ruby/ Rails/ RHTML
RenderMan RIB
Roff
RPM Spec
RSI IDL
Ruby
R Script
Sather
Scala
Scheme
scilab
SGML
Sieve
SiSU
SML
Spice
SQL (MySQL)
SQL (PostgreSQL)
SQL
Stata
SystemC
Tcl/ Tk
Texinfo
TI Basic
txt2tags
UnrealScript
Velocity
Verilog
VHDL
VRML
WINE Config
xHarbour
XML (Debug)
XML
x. org Configuration
xslt
XUL
yacas
Yacc/ Bison
Zonnon
Error calling %1
Unable to find '%1 '
Error loading script %1
Command not found: %1
Beginning of line
End of line
Set of characters
Negative set of characters
Line break
Non-word character
Backslash
From & cursor
Highlight all
Selection & only
Ignore Word
Add to Dictionary
Spelling (from cursor)...
Check the document's spelling from the cursor and forward
Spellcheck Selection...
Check spelling of the selected text
The error %4 has been detected in the file %1 at %2/ %3
Unable to open %1
Errors!
Error: %1
Keyword
Data Type
Decimal/ Value
Base-N Integer
Floating Point
Character
String
Comment
Others
Alert
Region Marker
Normal Text
%1: Deprecated syntax. Attribute (%2) not addressed by symbolic name
%1: Deprecated syntax. Context %2 has no symbolic name
%1: Deprecated syntax. Context %2 not addressed by a symbolic name
There were warning(s) and/ or error(s) while parsing the syntax highlighting configuration.
Kate Syntax Highlighting Parser
Since there has been an error parsing the highlighting description, this highlighting will be disabled
%1: Specified multiline comment region (%2) could not be resolved
Mark not set: %1
Save Nevertheless
The file %1 could not be loaded, as it was not possible to read from it. Check if you have read access to this file.
The file %1 is a binary, saving it will result in a corrupt file.
Binary File Opened
The file %1 was opened with UTF-8 encoding but contained invalid characters. It is set to read-only mode, as saving might destroy its content. Either reopen the file with the correct encoding chosen or enable the read-write mode again in the menu to be able to edit it.
Broken UTF-8 File Opened
Trying to Save Binary File
Do you really want to save this unmodified file? You could overwrite changed data in the file on disk.
Trying to Save Unmodified File
Do you really want to save this file? Both your open file and the file on disk were changed. There could be some data lost.
Possible Data Loss
The selected encoding cannot encode every unicode character in this document. Do you really want to save it? There could be some data lost.
For file %1 no backup copy could be created before saving. If an error occurs while saving, you might lose the data of this file. A reason could be that the media you write to is full or the directory of the file is read-only for you.
Failed to create backup copy.
Try to Save Nevertheless
The document could not be saved, as it was not possible to write to %1. Check that you have write access to this file or that enough disk space is available.
Do you really want to continue to close this file? Data loss may occur.
Close Nevertheless
Save File
Save failed
File Was Changed on Disk
& Ignore Changes
The file '%1 'was modified by another program.
The file '%1 'was created by another program.
The file '%1 'was deleted by another program.
A file named "%1" already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite File?
Close Document
Copy as & HTML
Use this command to copy the currently selected text as HTML to the system clipboard.
Export as HTML...
This command allows you to export the current document with all highlighting information into a HTML document.
Export File as HTML
(c) 2000-2008 The Kate Authors
Developer & Highlight wizard
Unable to read file: '%1 '
Move Character Right
Move Character Left
& Overwrite
Plain text\t\t(Alt+1)
Regular expression\t(Alt+4)
Word Wrap
(c) 2000-2007 The Kate Authors
Line must be at least 1
There is not that many lines in this document
as
Highlight all matches
From cursor
Selection only
Shortcuts
Shortcuts Configuration
Insert: %1
The spelling program could not be started. Please make sure you have set the correct spelling program and that it is properly configured and in your PATH.
The spelling program seems to have crashed.
Exception, line %1: %2
Could not access view.
Could not access lookup object.
Exception in line %1: %2
& Maximum undo steps:
Sets the number of undo/ redo steps to record. More steps uses more memory.
Unlimited
Static
Print syntax & guide
Print %1
Nowhere
Selection, then Current Word
Current Word Only
Current Word, then Selection
Smart search text from:
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NORM
NORM
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& Insert
Failed to load file:
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Data Tools
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Data tools are only available when text is selected, or when the right mouse button is clicked over a word. If no data tools are offered even when text is selected, you need to install them. Some data tools are part of the KOffice package.
AutoBookmarks
Configure AutoBookmarks
Edit Entry
& Pattern:
A regular expression. Matching lines will be bookmarked.
If enabled, the pattern matching will be case sensitive, otherwise not.
& Minimal matching
If enabled, the pattern matching will use minimal matching; if you do not know what that is, please read the appendix on regular expressions in the kate manual.
& File mask:
A list of filename masks, separated by semicolons. This can be used to limit the usage of this entity to files with matching names. Use the wizard button to the right of the mimetype entry below to easily fill out both lists.
A list of mime types, separated by semicolon. This can be used to limit the usage of this entity to files with matching mime types. Use the wizard button on the right to get a list of existing file types to choose from, using it will fill in the file masks as well.
Click this button to display a checkable list of mimetypes available on your system. When used, the file masks entry above will be filled in with the corresponding masks.
Select the MimeTypes for this pattern. Please note that this will automatically edit the associated file extensions as well.
& Patterns
Pattern
Mime Types
File Masks
This list shows your configured autobookmark entities. When a document is opened, each entity is used in the following way: The entity is dismissed, if a mime and/ or filename mask is defined, and neither matches the document. Otherwise each line of the document is tried against the pattern, and a bookmark is set on matching lines .< ul > Use the buttons below to manage your collection of entities.
Press this button to create a new autobookmark entity.
Press this button to delete the currently selected entity.
& Edit...
Press this button to edit the currently selected entity.
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Configure the Word Completion Plugin
Form
Configure...
Cursor & Selection Behavior
Mode Specific Settings
Script Manager
Highlighting
Filetypes
Select the MimeTypes you want highlighted using the '%1 'syntax highlight rules. Please note that this will automatically edit the associated file extensions as well.
Clear & Bookmark
X509 Certificate Export
Format
& PEM
& Netscape
& DER/ ASN1
& Text
Filename:
& Export
& Cancel
Internal error. Please report to kfm-devel@kde. org.
SSL
Error converting the certificate into the requested format.
Error opening file for output.
%1 (%2 of %3 bits)
Crypto This module allows you to configure SSL for use with most KDE applications, as well as manage your personal certificates and the known certificate authorities.
KCMCrypto
KDE Crypto Control Module
(c) 2000 - 2001 George Staikos
George Staikos
Carsten Pfeiffer
SSL Ciphers to Use
Select the ciphers you wish to enable when using the SSL protocol. The actual protocol used will be negotiated with the server at connection time.
Cipher Wizard
Strong Ciphers Only
Export Ciphers Only
Enable All
Use these preconfigurations to more easily configure the SSL encryption settings. You can choose among the following modes: Strong Ciphers Only: Select only the strong (gt; = 128 bit) encryption ciphers. Export Ciphers Only: Select only the weak ciphers (lt; = 56 bit). Enable All: Select all SSL ciphers and methods.
Warn on & entering SSL mode
If selected, you will be notified when entering an SSL enabled site
Warn on & leaving SSL mode
If selected, you will be notified when leaving an SSL based site.
Warn on sending & unencrypted data
If selected, you will be notified before sending unencrypted data via a web browser.
Warn on & mixed SSL/ non-SSL pages
If selected, you will be notified if you view a page that has both encrypted and non-encrypted parts.
Path to OpenSSL Shared Libraries
& Test
Use EGD
Use entropy file
Path to EGD:
If selected, OpenSSL will be asked to use the entropy gathering daemon (EGD) for initializing the pseudo-random number generator.
If selected, OpenSSL will be asked to use the given file as entropy for initializing the pseudo-random number generator.
Enter the path to the socket created by the entropy gathering daemon (or the entropy file) here.
Click here to browse for the EGD socket file.
This list box shows which certificates of yours KDE knows about. You can easily manage them from here.
Common Name
Email Address
Import...
& Export...
Remove
& Unlock
Verify
Change Password...
This is the information known about the owner of the certificate.
This is the information known about the issuer of the certificate.
Valid from:
Valid until:
The certificate is valid starting at this date.
The certificate is valid until this date.
MD5 digest:
A hash of the certificate used to identify it quickly.
On SSL Connection...
& Use default certificate
& List upon connection
& Do not use certificates
SSL certificates cannot be managed because this module was not linked with OpenSSL.
Default Action
& Send
& Prompt
Do & not send
Default certificate:
Host authentication:
Host
Certificate
Policy
Host:
Certificate:
Action
Send
Prompt
Do not send
New
This list box shows which site and person certificates KDE knows about. You can easily manage them from here.
Organization
This button allows you to export the selected certificate to a file of various formats.
& Remove
This button removes the selected certificate from the certificate cache.
& Verify
This button tests the selected certificate for validity.
Cache
Permanently
& Until
Select here to make the cache entry permanent.
Select here to make the cache entry temporary.
The date and time until the certificate cache entry should expire.
Accept
Reject
Select this to always accept this certificate.
Select this to always reject this certificate.
Select this if you wish to be prompted for action when receiving this certificate.
This list box shows which certificate authorities KDE knows about. You can easily manage them from here.
Organizational Unit
Restore
Accept for site signing
Accept for email signing
Accept for code signing
Warn on & self-signed certificates or unknown CA's
Warn on & expired certificates
Warn on revoked certificates
This list box shows which sites you have decided to accept a certificate from even though the certificate might fail the validation procedure.
& Add
These options are not configurable because this module was not linked with OpenSSL.
OpenSSL
Your Certificates
Authentication
Peer SSL Certificates
SSL Signers
Validation Options
If you do not select at least one cipher, SSL will not work.
SSL Ciphers
Could not open the certificate.
Error obtaining the certificate.
This certificate passed the verification tests successfully.
This certificate has failed the tests and should be considered invalid.
Certificate Password
Certificate password
The certificate file could not be loaded. Try a different password?
Try
Do Not Try
A certificate with that name already exists. Are you sure that you wish to replace it?
Replace
Enter the certificate password:
Password For '%1 '
Decoding failed. Please try again:
Export failed.
Enter the OLD password for the certificate:
Enter the new certificate password
This is not a signer certificate.
You already have this signer certificate installed.
The certificate file could not be loaded.
Do you want to make this certificate available to KMail as well?
Make Available
Do Not Make Available
Could not execute Kleopatra. You might have to install or update the kdepim package.
This will revert your certificate signers database to the KDE default. This operation cannot be undone. Are you sure you wish to continue?
Revert
Failed to load OpenSSL.
libssl was not found or successfully loaded.
libcrypto was not found or successfully loaded.
OpenSSL was successfully loaded.
Path to entropy file:
Personal SSL
Server SSL
S/ MIME
PGP
GPG
SSL Personal Request
SSL Server Request
Netscape SSL
Server CA
Personal CA
S/ MIME CA
None
Date & Time Selector
Hour:
Minute:
Second:
Certificate Creation Wizard
Certificate type:
Passphrase:
Passphrase (verify):
Country code:
State or province (in full):
City:
Organization name:
Organizational unit/ group:
Full hostname of the server:
Email address:
Days valid:
Self sign
Digest:
Alias:
Use DSA instead of RSA
Bit strength:
Your names
Your emails
Do n't Send
Default Authentication Certificate
Use these preconfigurations to more easily configure the SSL encryption settings. You can choose among the following modes:
Strong Ciphers Only: Select only the strong (gt; = 128 bit) encryption ciphers.
Export Ciphers Only: Select only the weak ciphers (lt; = 56 bit).
Enable All: Select all SSL ciphers and methods. < ul >
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SpringGreen1
SpringGreen2
SpringGreen3
SpringGreen4
SteelBlue
SteelBlue1
SteelBlue2
SteelBlue3
SteelBlue4
VioletRed
VioletRed1
VioletRed2
VioletRed3
VioletRed4
WhiteSmoke
YellowGreen
aquamarine
aquamarine1
aquamarine2
aquamarine3
aquamarine4
azure
azure1
azure2
azure3
azure4
beige
bisque
bisque1
bisque2
bisque3
bisque4
black
blue
blue1
blue2
blue3
blue4
brown
brown1
brown2
brown3
brown4
burlywood
burlywood1
burlywood2
burlywood3
burlywood4
chartreuse
chartreuse1
chartreuse2
chartreuse3
chartreuse4
chocolate
chocolate1
chocolate2
chocolate3
chocolate4
coral
coral1
coral2
coral3
coral4
cornsilk
cornsilk1
cornsilk2
cornsilk3
cornsilk4
cyan
cyan1
cyan2
cyan3
cyan4
firebrick
firebrick1
firebrick2
firebrick3
firebrick4
gainsboro
gold
gold1
gold2
gold3
gold4
goldenrod
goldenrod1
goldenrod2
goldenrod3
goldenrod4
green
green1
green2
green3
green4
honeydew
honeydew1
honeydew2
honeydew3
honeydew4
ivory
ivory1
ivory2
ivory3
ivory4
khaki
khaki1
khaki2
khaki3
khaki4
lavender
linen
magenta
magenta1
magenta2
magenta3
magenta4
maroon
maroon1
maroon2
maroon3
maroon4
moccasin
navy
orange
orange1
orange2
orange3
orange4
orchid
orchid1
orchid2
orchid3
orchid4
peru
pink
pink1
pink2
pink3
pink4
plum
plum1
plum2
plum3
plum4
purple
purple1
purple2
purple3
purple4
red
red1
red2
red3
red4
salmon
salmon1
salmon2
salmon3
salmon4
seashell
seashell1
seashell2
seashell3
seashell4
sienna
sienna1
sienna2
sienna3
sienna4
snow
snow1
snow2
snow3
snow4
tan
tan1
tan2
tan3
tan4
thistle
thistle1
thistle2
thistle3
thistle4
tomato
tomato1
tomato2
tomato3
tomato4
turquoise
turquoise1
turquoise2
turquoise3
turquoise4
violet
wheat
wheat1
wheat2
wheat3
wheat4
white
yellow
yellow1
yellow2
yellow3
yellow4
Media Player
Play & automatically
File '%1 'is not readable
ERROR: Unknown protocol '%1 '
Moving
Source
Destination
Copying
Creating directory
Directory
Deleting
File
Transferring
Mounting
Device
Mountpoint
Unmounting
File Already Exists
All Pictures
Data format:
The peer SSL certificate chain appears to be corrupt.
SSL
Filename for clipboard content:
%1 (%2)
The clipboard has changed since you used'paste ': the chosen data format is no longer applicable. Please copy again what you wanted to paste.
The clipboard is empty
Malformed URL %1
& Paste Clipboard Contents
Authorization Dialog
Unknown
Unknown Error
& Rename
Suggest New & Name
& Skip
& Auto Skip
& Write Into
& Overwrite
& Write Into All
& Overwrite All
& Resume
Resume All
This action would overwrite '%1 'with itself. Please enter a new file name:
Continue
An older item named '%1 'already exists.
A similar file named '%1 'already exists.
A newer item named '%1 'already exists.
size %1 (%2)
created on %1
modified on %1
The source file is '%1 '
Could not modify the ownership of file %1. You have insufficient access to the file to perform the change.
& Skip File
Updating System Configuration
Updating system configuration.
URL cannot be listed %1
You are about to leave secure mode. Transmissions will no longer be encrypted. This means that a third party could observe your data in transit.
Security Information
Continue Loading
%1: SSL negotiation failed
You are about to enter secure mode. All transmissions will be encrypted unless otherwise noted. This means that no third party will be able to easily observe your data in transit.
Display SSL & Information
Connect
Enter the certificate password:
SSL Certificate Password
Unable to open the certificate. Try a new password?
The procedure to set the client certificate for the session failed.
The server failed the authenticity check (%1).
Server Authentication
& Details
Continue
Would you like to accept this certificate forever without being prompted?
& Forever
& Current Session only
You have indicated that you wish to accept this certificate, but it is not issued to the server who is presenting it. Do you wish to continue loading?
SSL certificate is being rejected as requested. You can disable this in the KDE System Settings.
Delete Files
Move to Trash
& Trash
Information
Skip
AutoSkip
Folder Already Exists
Already Exists as Folder
& Actions
& Open With
& Other...
& Open With...
Open & with %1
Acquire Image
OCR Image
%1, %2 (%3)
%1, %2
%1: %2
Could not read %1.
Could not write to %1.
Could not start process %1.
Internal Error Please send a full bug report at http: / /bugs. kde. org %1
Malformed URL %1.
The protocol %1 is not supported.
The protocol %1 is only a filter protocol.
%1 is a folder, but a file was expected.
%1 is a file, but a folder was expected.
The file or folder %1 does not exist.
A file named %1 already exists.
A folder named %1 already exists.
No hostname specified.
Unknown host %1
Access denied to %1.
Access denied. Could not write to %1.
Could not enter folder %1.
The protocol %1 does not implement a folder service.
Found a cyclic link in %1.
Found a cyclic link while copying %1.
Could not create socket for accessing %1.
Could not connect to host %1.
Connection to host %1 is broken.
The protocol %1 is not a filter protocol.
Could not mount device. The reported error was: %1
Could not unmount device. The reported error was: %1
Could not read file %1.
Could not write to file %1.
Could not bind %1.
Could not listen %1.
Could not accept %1.
Could not access %1.
Could not terminate listing %1.
Could not make folder %1.
Could not remove folder %1.
Could not resume file %1.
Could not rename file %1.
Could not change permissions for %1.
Could not change ownership for %1.
Could not delete file %1.
The process for the %1 protocol died unexpectedly.
Error. Out of memory. %1
Unknown proxy host %1
Authorization failed, %1 authentication not supported
User canceled action %1
Internal error in server %1
Timeout on server %1
Unknown error %1
Unknown interrupt %1
Could not delete original file %1. Please check permissions.
Could not delete partial file %1. Please check permissions.
Could not rename original file %1. Please check permissions.
Could not rename partial file %1. Please check permissions.
Could not create symlink %1. Please check permissions.
Could not write file %1. Disk full.
The source and destination are the same file. %1
%1 is required by the server, but is not available.
Access to restricted port in POST denied.
Unknown error code %1 %2 Please send a full bug report at http: / /bugs. kde. org.
Opening connections is not supported with the protocol %1.
Closing connections is not supported with the protocol %1.
Accessing files is not supported with the protocol %1.
Writing to %1 is not supported.
There are no special actions available for protocol %1.
Listing folders is not supported for protocol %1.
Retrieving data from %1 is not supported.
Retrieving mime type information from %1 is not supported.
Renaming or moving files within %1 is not supported.
Creating symlinks is not supported with protocol %1.
Copying files within %1 is not supported.
Deleting files from %1 is not supported.
Creating folders is not supported with protocol %1.
Changing the attributes of files is not supported with protocol %1.
Changing the ownership of files is not supported with protocol %1.
Using sub-URLs with %1 is not supported.
Multiple get is not supported with protocol %1.
Opening files is not supported with protocol %1.
Protocol %1 does not support action %2.
(unknown)
Technical reason:
Details of the request:
URL: %1
Protocol: %1
Date and time: %1
Additional information: %1
Possible causes:
Possible solutions:
Contact your appropriate computer support system, whether the system administrator, or technical support group for further assistance.
Contact the administrator of the server for further assistance.
Check your access permissions on this resource.
Your access permissions may be inadequate to perform the requested operation on this resource.
The file may be in use (and thus locked) by another user or application.
Check to make sure that no other application or user is using the file or has locked the file.
Although unlikely, a hardware error may have occurred.
You may have encountered a bug in the program.
This is most likely to be caused by a bug in the program. Please consider submitting a full bug report as detailed below.
Update your software to the latest version. Your distribution should provide tools to update your software.
When all else fails, please consider helping the KDE team or the third party maintainer of this software by submitting a high quality bug report. If the software is provided by a third party, please contact them directly. Otherwise, first look to see if the same bug has been submitted by someone else by searching at the KDE bug reporting website. If not, take note of the details given above, and include them in your bug report, along with as many other details as you think might help.
There may have been a problem with your network connection.
There may have been a problem with your network configuration. If you have been accessing the Internet with no problems recently, this is unlikely.
There may have been a problem at some point along the network path between the server and this computer.
Try again, either now or at a later time.
A protocol error or incompatibility may have occurred.
Ensure that the resource exists, and try again.
The specified resource may not exist.
You may have incorrectly typed the location.
Double-check that you have entered the correct location and try again.
Check your network connection status.
Cannot Open Resource For Reading
This means that the contents of the requested file or folder %1 could not be retrieved, as read access could not be obtained.
You may not have permissions to read the file or open the folder.
Cannot Open Resource For Writing
This means that the file, %1, could not be written to as requested, because access with permission to write could not be obtained.
Cannot Initiate the %1 Protocol
Unable to Launch Process
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol could not be started. This is usually due to technical reasons.
The program which provides compatibility with this protocol may not have been updated with your last update of KDE. This can cause the program to be incompatible with the current version and thus not start.
Internal Error
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol has reported an internal error.
Improperly Formatted URL
The U niform R esource L ocator (URL) that you entered was not properly formatted. The format of a URL is generally as follows: protocol: / /user: password@www. example. org: port/ folder/ filename. extension? query=value
Unsupported Protocol %1
The protocol %1 is not supported by the KDE programs currently installed on this computer.
The requested protocol may not be supported.
The versions of the %1 protocol supported by this computer and the server may be incompatible.
You may perform a search on the Internet for a KDE program (called a kioslave or ioslave) which supports this protocol. Places to search include http: / /kde-apps. org/ and http: / /freshmeat. net/.
URL Does Not Refer to a Resource.
Protocol is a Filter Protocol
The U niform R esource L ocator (URL) that you entered did not refer to a specific resource.
KDE is able to communicate through a protocol within a protocol; the protocol specified is only for use in such situations, however this is not one of these situations. This is a rare event, and is likely to indicate a programming error.
Unsupported Action: %1
The requested action is not supported by the KDE program which is implementing the %1 protocol.
This error is very much dependent on the KDE program. The additional information should give you more information than is available to the KDE input/ output architecture.
Attempt to find another way to accomplish the same outcome.
File Expected
The request expected a file, however the folder %1 was found instead.
This may be an error on the server side.
Folder Expected
The request expected a folder, however the file %1 was found instead.
File or Folder Does Not Exist
The specified file or folder %1 does not exist.
The requested file could not be created because a file with the same name already exists.
Try moving the current file out of the way first, and then try again.
Delete the current file and try again.
Choose an alternate filename for the new file.
The requested folder could not be created because a folder with the same name already exists.
Try moving the current folder out of the way first, and then try again.
Delete the current folder and try again.
Choose an alternate name for the new folder.
Unknown Host
An unknown host error indicates that the server with the requested name, %1, could not be located on the Internet.
The name that you typed, %1, may not exist: it may be incorrectly typed.
Access Denied
Access was denied to the specified resource, %1.
You may have supplied incorrect authentication details or none at all.
Your account may not have permission to access the specified resource.
Retry the request and ensure your authentication details are entered correctly.
Write Access Denied
This means that an attempt to write to the file %1 was rejected.
Unable to Enter Folder
This means that an attempt to enter (in other words, to open) the requested folder %1 was rejected.
Folder Listing Unavailable
Protocol %1 is not a Filesystem
This means that a request was made which requires determining the contents of the folder, and the KDE program supporting this protocol is unable to do so.
Cyclic Link Detected
UNIX environments are commonly able to link a file or folder to a separate name and/ or location. KDE detected a link or series of links that results in an infinite loop - i. e. the file was (perhaps in a roundabout way) linked to itself.
Delete one part of the loop in order that it does not cause an infinite loop, and try again.
Request Aborted By User
The request was not completed because it was aborted.
Retry the request.
Cyclic Link Detected During Copy
UNIX environments are commonly able to link a file or folder to a separate name and/ or location. During the requested copy operation, KDE detected a link or series of links that results in an infinite loop - i. e. the file was (perhaps in a roundabout way) linked to itself.
Could Not Create Network Connection
Could Not Create Socket
This is a fairly technical error in which a required device for network communications (a socket) could not be created.
The network connection may be incorrectly configured, or the network interface may not be enabled.
Connection to Server Refused
The server %1 refused to allow this computer to make a connection.
The server, while currently connected to the Internet, may not be configured to allow requests.
The server, while currently connected to the Internet, may not be running the requested service (%1).
A network firewall (a device which restricts Internet requests), either protecting your network or the network of the server, may have intervened, preventing this request.
Connection to Server Closed Unexpectedly
Although a connection was established to %1, the connection was closed at an unexpected point in the communication.
A protocol error may have occurred, causing the server to close the connection as a response to the error.
URL Resource Invalid
Protocol %1 is not a Filter Protocol
The U niform R esource L ocator (URL) that you entered did not refer to a valid mechanism of accessing the specific resource, %1%2.
KDE is able to communicate through a protocol within a protocol. This request specified a protocol be used as such, however this protocol is not capable of such an action. This is a rare event, and is likely to indicate a programming error.
Unable to Initialize Input/ Output Device
Could Not Mount Device
The requested device could not be initialized ("mounted"). The reported error was: %1
The device may not be ready, for example there may be no media in a removable media device (i. e. no CD-ROM in a CD drive), or in the case of a peripheral/ portable device, the device may not be correctly connected.
You may not have permissions to initialize ("mount") the device. On UNIX systems, often system administrator privileges are required to initialize a device.
Check that the device is ready; removable drives must contain media, and portable devices must be connected and powered on.; and try again.
Unable to Uninitialize Input/ Output Device
Could Not Unmount Device
The requested device could not be uninitialized ("unmounted"). The reported error was: %1
The device may be busy, that is, still in use by another application or user. Even such things as having an open browser window on a location on this device may cause the device to remain in use.
You may not have permissions to uninitialize ("unmount") the device. On UNIX systems, system administrator privileges are often required to uninitialize a device.
Check that no applications are accessing the device, and try again.
Cannot Read From Resource
This means that although the resource, %1, was able to be opened, an error occurred while reading the contents of the resource.
You may not have permissions to read from the resource.
Cannot Write to Resource
This means that although the resource, %1, was able to be opened, an error occurred while writing to the resource.
You may not have permissions to write to the resource.
Could Not Listen for Network Connections
Could Not Bind
This is a fairly technical error in which a required device for network communications (a socket) could not be established to listen for incoming network connections.
Could Not Listen
Could Not Accept Network Connection
This is a fairly technical error in which an error occurred while attempting to accept an incoming network connection.
You may not have permissions to accept the connection.
Could Not Login: %1
An attempt to login to perform the requested operation was unsuccessful.
Could Not Determine Resource Status
Could Not Stat Resource
An attempt to determine information about the status of the resource %1, such as the resource name, type, size, etc., was unsuccessful.
The specified resource may not have existed or may not be accessible.
Could Not Cancel Listing
FIXME: Document this
Could Not Create Folder
An attempt to create the requested folder failed.
The location where the folder was to be created may not exist.
Could Not Remove Folder
An attempt to remove the specified folder, %1, failed.
The specified folder may not exist.
The specified folder may not be empty.
Ensure that the folder exists and is empty, and try again.
Could Not Resume File Transfer
The specified request asked that the transfer of file %1 be resumed at a certain point of the transfer. This was not possible.
The protocol, or the server, may not support file resuming.
Retry the request without attempting to resume transfer.
Could Not Rename Resource
An attempt to rename the specified resource %1 failed.
Could Not Alter Permissions of Resource
An attempt to alter the permissions on the specified resource %1 failed.
Could Not Change Ownership of Resource
An attempt to change the ownership of the specified resource %1 failed.
Could Not Delete Resource
An attempt to delete the specified resource %1 failed.
Unexpected Program Termination
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol has unexpectedly terminated.
Out of Memory
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol could not obtain the memory required to continue.
Unknown Proxy Host
While retrieving information about the specified proxy host, %1, an Unknown Host error was encountered. An unknown host error indicates that the requested name could not be located on the Internet.
There may have been a problem with your network configuration, specifically your proxy's hostname. If you have been accessing the Internet with no problems recently, this is unlikely.
Double-check your proxy settings and try again.
Authentication Failed: Method %1 Not Supported
Although you may have supplied the correct authentication details, the authentication failed because the method that the server is using is not supported by the KDE program implementing the protocol %1.
Please file a bug at http: / /bugs. kde. org/ to inform the KDE team of the unsupported authentication method.
Request Aborted
Internal Error in Server
The program on the server which provides access to the %1 protocol has reported an internal error: %2.
This is most likely to be caused by a bug in the server program. Please consider submitting a full bug report as detailed below.
Contact the administrator of the server to advise them of the problem.
If you know who the authors of the server software are, submit the bug report directly to them.
Timeout Error
Although contact was made with the server, a response was not received within the amount of time allocated for the request as follows: Timeout for establishing a connection: %1 seconds Timeout for receiving a response: %2 seconds Timeout for accessing proxy servers: %3 seconds Please note that you can alter these timeout settings in the KDE System Settings, by selecting Network Settings - > Connection Preferences.
The server was too busy responding to other requests to respond.
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol has reported an unknown error: %2.
Unknown Interruption
The program on your computer which provides access to the %1 protocol has reported an interruption of an unknown type: %2.
Could Not Delete Original File
The requested operation required the deleting of the original file, most likely at the end of a file move operation. The original file %1 could not be deleted.
Could Not Delete Temporary File
The requested operation required the creation of a temporary file in which to save the new file while being downloaded. This temporary file %1 could not be deleted.
Could Not Rename Original File
The requested operation required the renaming of the original file %1, however it could not be renamed.
Could Not Rename Temporary File
The requested operation required the creation of a temporary file %1, however it could not be created.
Could Not Create Link
Could Not Create Symbolic Link
The requested symbolic link %1 could not be created.
No Content
Disk Full
The requested file %1 could not be written to as there is inadequate disk space.
Free up enough disk space by 1) deleting unwanted and temporary files; 2) archiving files to removable media storage such as CD-Recordable discs; or 3) obtain more storage capacity.
Source and Destination Files Identical
The operation could not be completed because the source and destination files are the same file.
Choose a different filename for the destination file.
Undocumented Error
Default
Unable to enter %1. You do not have access rights to this location.
The file %1 is an executable program. For safety it will not be started.
You do not have permission to run %1.
You are not authorized to select an application to open this file.
Open with:
You are not authorized to execute this file.
Launching %1
You are not authorized to execute this service.
Warning
Unable to run the command specified. The file or folder %1 does not exist.
Could not find the program '%1 '
The desktop entry file %1 has no Type=... entry.
The desktop entry of type %1 is unknown.
The desktop entry file %1 is of type FSDevice but has no Dev=... entry.
The desktop entry file %1 is of type Link but has no URL=... entry.
Mount
Eject
Unmount
(Symbolic Link to %1)
(%1, Link to %2)
(Points to %1)
Name:
Type:
Link to %1 (%2)
Size:
Modified:
Owner:
Permissions:
No service implementing %1
Undo: Rename
Undo: Trash
Undo: Create Folder
Undo File Copy Confirmation
Unknown protocol '%1 '.
Can not find io-slave for protocol '%1 '.
Cannot talk to klauncher: %1
Unable to create io-slave: klauncher said: %1
Mime Type
Comment
Patterns
& Edit...
Click this button to display the familiar KDE mime type editor.
Unable to create io-slave: %1
Name
Size
Date
Permissions
Owner
Group
Type
Certificate password
KDE SSL Information
Subject
Issuer
Current connection is secured with SSL.
Current connection is not secured with SSL.
SSL support is not available in this build of KDE.
The main part of this document is secured with SSL, but some parts are not.
Some of this document is secured with SSL, but the main part is not.
%1, using %2 bits of a %3 bit key
NO, there were errors:
%1 to %2
Signature Algorithm:
Signature Contents:
Unknown key algorithm
Key type: RSA (%1 bit)
Modulus:
Exponent: 0x
Key type: DSA (%1 bit)
Prime:
160 bit prime factor:
Public key:
The certificate is valid.
Retrieval of the CRL (Certificate Revocation List) failed. This means the CA's (Certificate Authority) CRL can not be found.
The certificate's signature is invalid. This means that the certificate can not be verified.
The CRL's (Certificate Revocation List) signature is invalid. This means that the CRL can not be verified.
The certificate is not valid, yet.
The certificate is not valid, any more.
The CRL (Certificate Revocation List) is not valid, yet.
The time format of the CRL's (Certificate Revocation List) 'lastUpdate 'field is invalid.
The time format of the CRL's (Certificate Revocation List) 'nextUpdate 'field is invalid.
The certificate has been revoked.
The certificate's CA (Certificate Authority) is invalid.
The certificate's CA (Certificate Authority) does not match the CA name of the certificate.
The CA (Certificate Authority) certificate's key ID does not match the key ID in the'Issuer 'section of the certificate you are trying to use.
Certificate signing authority root files could not be found so the certificate is not verified.
SSL support was not found.
Private key test failed.
The certificate has not been issued for this host.
This certificate is not relevant.
The certificate is invalid.
GMT
KDE Certificate Request
KDE Certificate Request - Password
Unsupported key size.
KDE
Please wait while the encryption keys are generated...
Do you wish to store the passphrase in your wallet file?
Store
Do Not Store
2048 (High Grade)
1024 (Medium Grade)
768 (Low Grade)
512 (Low Grade)
No SSL support.
Certificate
Save selection for this host.
Send certificate
Do not send a certificate
KDE SSL Certificate Dialog
The server %1 requests a certificate. Select a certificate to use from the list below:
The proxy configuration script is invalid: %1
The proxy configuration script returned an error: %1
Could not download the proxy configuration script: %1
Could not download the proxy configuration script
Could not find a usable proxy configuration script
telnet service
telnet protocol handler
You do not have permission to access the %1 protocol.
Error connecting to server.
Not connected.
Connection timed out.
Time out waiting for server interaction.
Server said: "%1"
KSendBugMail
Author
Subject line
Recipient
KMailService
Mail service
Location:
Open
Preview
Select Icon
Icon Source
System icons:
Other icons:
& Browse...
& Search:
Search interactively for icon names (e. g. folder).
Actions
Animations
Applications
Categories
Devices
Emblems
Emotes
Filesystems
International
Mimetypes
Places
Status
*. png *. xpm *. svg *. svgz_BAR_Icon Files (*. png *. xpm *. svg *. svgz)
< Error >
Owning Group
Others
Mask
Named User
Named Group
Add Entry...
Edit Entry...
Delete Entry
(Default)
Edit ACL Entry
Entry Type
Default for new files in this folder
Named user
Named group
User:
Group:
r
w
x
Effective
Save As
*_BAR_All files
All Supported Files
Open file dialog
Device name
Known Applications
Open With
Select the program that should be used to open %1. If the program is not listed, enter the name or click the browse button.
Choose the name of the program with which to open the selected files.
Choose Application for %1
Select the program for the file type: %1. If the program is not listed, enter the name or click the browse button.
Choose Application
Select a program. If the program is not listed, enter the name or click the browse button.
Following the command, you can have several place holders which will be replaced with the actual values when the actual program is run: %f - a single file name %F - a list of files; use for applications that can open several local files at once %u - a single URL %U - a list of URLs %d - the directory of the file to open %D - a list of directories %i - the icon %m - the mini-icon %c - the comment
Run in & terminal
& Do not close when command exits
& Remember application association for this type of file
& Meta Info
Properties for %1
& General
Create new file type
Edit file type
Contents:
Calculate
Stop
Refresh
Points to:
Created:
Accessed:
Mounted on:
Device usage:
%1 free of %2 (%3% used)
Calculating... %1 (%2) %3, %4
Calculating...
The new file name is empty.
Could not save properties. You do not have sufficient access to write to %1.
Forbidden
Can Read
Can Read & Write
Can View Content
Can View & Modify Content
Can View Content & Read
Can View/ Read & Modify/ Write
& Permissions
Access Permissions
Only the owner can change permissions.
Owner:
Specifies the actions that the owner is allowed to do.
Group:
Specifies the actions that the members of the group are allowed to do.
Others:
Specifies the actions that all users, who are neither owner nor in the group, are allowed to do.
Only owner can rename and delete folder content
Is & executable
Enable this option to allow only the folder's owner to delete or rename the contained files and folders. Other users can only add new files, which requires the'Modify Content 'permission.
Enable this option to mark the file as executable. This only makes sense for programs and scripts. It is required when you want to execute them.
Advanced Permissions
Ownership
User:
Group:
Apply changes to all subfolders and their contents
Advanced Permissions
Class
Show Entries
Read
This flag allows viewing the content of the folder.
The Read flag allows viewing the content of the file.
Write Entries
Write
This flag allows adding, renaming and deleting of files. Note that deleting and renaming can be limited using the Sticky flag.
The Write flag allows modifying the content of the file.
Enter
Enable this flag to allow entering the folder.
Exec
Enable this flag to allow executing the file as a program.
Special
Special flag. Valid for the whole folder, the exact meaning of the flag can be seen in the right hand column.
Special flag. The exact meaning of the flag can be seen in the right hand column.
User
Set UID
If this flag is set, the owner of this folder will be the owner of all new files.
If this file is an executable and the flag is set, it will be executed with the permissions of the owner.
Set GID
If this flag is set, the group of this folder will be set for all new files.
If this file is an executable and the flag is set, it will be executed with the permissions of the group.
Sticky
If the Sticky flag is set on a folder, only the owner and root can delete or rename files. Otherwise everybody with write permissions can do this.
The Sticky flag on a file is ignored on Linux, but may be used on some systems
Link
Varying (No Change)
These files use advanced permissions.
URL
URL:
Device
Device (/ dev/ fd0):
Device:
Read only
File system:
Mount point (/ mnt/ floppy):
Mount point:
Unmounted Icon
%1 out of %2 (%3% used)
& Application
Add File Type for %1
Select one or more file types to add:
Only executables on local file systems are supported.
Advanced Options for %1
& Share
Only folders in your home folder can be shared.
Not shared
Shared
Sharing this folder makes it available under Linux/ UNIX (NFS) and Windows (Samba).
You can also reconfigure file sharing authorization.
Configure File Sharing...
Error running'filesharelist '. Check if installed and in $PATH or / usr/ sbin.
You need to be authorized to share folders.
File sharing is disabled.
Sharing folder '%1 'failed.
An error occurred while trying to share folder '%1 '. Make sure that the Perl script'fileshareset' is set suid root.
Unsharing folder '%1 'failed.
An error occurred while trying to unshare folder '%1 '. Make sure that the Perl script'fileshareset' is set suid root.
Your names
Your emails
You must now provide a password for the certificate request. Please choose a very secure password as this will be used to encrypt your private key.
& Repeat password:
& Choose password:
Address:
IP address:
Encryption:
Details:
SSL version:
Certificate chain:
Trusted:
Validity period:
Serial number:
MD5 digest:
SHA1 digest:
You have indicated that you wish to obtain or purchase a secure certificate. This wizard is intended to guide you through the procedure. You may cancel at any time, and this will abort the transaction.
Common name:
Organization:
Organizational unit:
Country:
Canada
State:
City:
Terminal
Check this option if the application you want to run is a text mode application or if you want the information that is provided by the terminal emulator window.
& Run in terminal
& Terminal options:
Check this option if the text mode application offers relevant information on exit. Keeping the terminal emulator open allows you to retrieve this information.
Do not & close when command exits
Check this option if you want to run this application with a different user id. Every process has a different user id associated with it. This id code determines file access and other permissions. The password of the user is required to use this option.
Run as a different user
Enter the user name you want to run the application as.
& Username:
Enter the user name you want to run the application as here.
Startup
Check this option if you want to make clear that your application has started. This visual feedback may appear as a busy cursor or in the taskbar.
Enable & launch feedback
Check this option if you want to have a system tray handle for your application.
& Place in system tray
& D-Bus registration:
None
Multiple Instances
Single Instance
Run Until Finished
Type the name you want to give to this application here. This application will appear under this name in the applications menu and in the panel.
& Name:
Type the description of this application, based on its use, here. Examples: a dial up application (KPPP) would be "Dial up tool".
& Description:
Type any comment you think is useful here.
Comment:
Type the command to start this application here. Following the command, you can have several place holders which will be replaced with the actual values when the actual program is run: %f - a single file name %F - a list of files; use for applications that can open several local files at once %u - a single URL %U - a list of URLs %d - the directory of the file to open %D - a list of directories %i - the icon %m - the mini-icon %c - the caption
Command:
Click here to browse your file system in order to find the desired executable.
Sets the working directory for your application.
& Work path:
This list should show the types of file that your application can handle. This list is organized by mimetypes. MIME, Multipurpose Internet (e)Mail Extension, is a standard protocol for identifying the type of data based on filename extensions and correspondent mimetypes. Example: the "bmp" part that comes after the dot in flower. bmp indicates that it is a specific kind of image, image/ x-bmp. To know which application should open each type of file, the system should be informed about the abilities of each application to handle these extensions and mimetypes. If you want to associate this application with one or more mimetypes that are not in this list, click on the button Add below. If there are one or more filetypes that this application cannot handle, you may want to remove them from the list clicking on the button Remove below.
& Supported file types:
Mimetype
Description
Click on this button if you want to add a type of file (mimetype) that your application can handle.
Add...
If you want to remove a type of file (mimetype) that your application cannot handle, select the mimetype in the list above and click on this button.
Remove
Click here to modify the way this application will run, launch feedback, D-Bus options or to run it as a different user.
Advanced Options
Receiving corrupt data.
Show in toolbar
Open in New Window
Open in New Tab
*. html_BAR_HTML Files (*. html)
< !-- This file was generated by Konqueror -- >
Bookmarks
*. adr_BAR_Opera Bookmark Files (*. adr)
Add Bookmark Here
Open Folder in Bookmark Editor
Delete Folder
Properties
Copy Link Address
Delete Bookmark
Open Folder in Tabs
Cannot add bookmark with empty URL.
Are you sure you wish to remove the bookmark folder "%1"?
Are you sure you wish to remove the bookmark "%1"?
Bookmark Folder Deletion
Bookmark Deletion
Bookmark Tabs as Folder...
Add a folder of bookmarks for all open tabs.
Edit your bookmark collection in a separate window
New Bookmark Folder...
Create a new bookmark folder in this menu
--- separator ---
Unable to save bookmarks in %1. Reported error was: %2. This error message will only be shown once. The cause of the error needs to be fixed as quickly as possible, which is most likely a full hard drive.
Update
Bookmark Properties
Add
Add Bookmark
& New Folder...
Add Bookmarks
Select Folder
New Folder
Create New Bookmark Folder
Create New Bookmark Folder in %1
New folder:
Opening connection to host %1
Connected to host %1
%1. Reason: %2
Sending login information
Message sent: Login using username=%1 and password=[hidden] Server replied: %2
You need to supply a username and a password to access this site.
Site:
%1
Login OK
Could not login to %1.
Cannot copy file from %1 to %2. (Errno: %3)
Could not change permissions for %1
No media in device for %1
Could not get user id for given user name %1
Setting ACL for %1
No Media inserted or Media not recognized.
"vold" is not running.
Could not find program "mount"
Could not find program "umount"
Could not read %1
No host specified.
The resource cannot be deleted.
Otherwise, the request would have succeeded.
retrieve property values
set property values
create the requested folder
copy the specified file or folder
move the specified file or folder
search in the specified folder
lock the specified file or folder
unlock the specified file or folder
delete the specified file or folder
query the server's capabilities
retrieve the contents of the specified file or folder
run a report in the specified folder
An unexpected error (%1) occurred while attempting to %2.
The server does not support the WebDAV protocol.
An error occurred while attempting to %1, %2. A summary of the reasons is below.
Access was denied while attempting to %1.
The specified folder already exists.
A resource cannot be created at the destination until one or more intermediate collections (folders) have been created.
The server was unable to maintain the liveness of the properties listed in the propertybehavior XML element or you attempted to overwrite a file while requesting that files are not overwritten. %1
The requested lock could not be granted. %1
The server does not support the request type of the body.
Unable to %1 because the resource is locked.
This action was prevented by another error.
Unable to %1 because the destination server refuses to accept the file or folder.
The destination resource does not have sufficient space to record the state of the resource after the execution of this method.
upload %1
%1 contacted. Waiting for reply...
Server processing request, please wait...
Unknown Authorization method.
Authentication Failed.
Proxy Authentication Failed.
Authorization failed.
Requesting data to send
Sending data to %1
Retrieving %1 from %2...
Retrieving from %1...
%1 at %2
You need to supply a username and a password for the proxy server listed below before you are allowed to access any sites.
Proxy:
KDE HTTP cache maintenance tool
Empty the cache
Display information about cache file
HTTP Cookie Daemon
HTTP cookie daemon
Shut down cookie jar
Remove cookies for domain
Remove all cookies
Reload configuration file
Cookie Alert
[Cross Domain]
Do you want to accept or reject?
Apply Choice To
& Only this cookie
& Only these cookies
Select this option to accept/ reject only this cookie. You will be prompted if another cookie is received. (see WebBrowsing/ Cookies in the System Settings).
All cookies from this domain
Select this option to accept/ reject all cookies from this site. Choosing this option will add a new policy for the site this cookie originated from. This policy will be permanent until you manually change it from the System Settings (see WebBrowsing/ Cookies in the System Settings).
All & cookies
Select this option to accept/ reject all cookies from anywhere. Choosing this option will change the global cookie policy set in the System Settings for all cookies (see WebBrowsing/ Cookies in the System Settings).
& Accept
& Reject
See or modify the cookie information
Cookie Details
Value:
Expires:
Path:
Domain:
Exposure:
& Next > >
Show details of the next cookie
Not specified
End of Session
Secure servers only
Secure servers, page scripts
Servers
Servers, page scripts
kio_metainfo
No metainfo for %1
Empty Trash
& Edit Entry '%1 '...
& Hide Entry '%1 '
& Show All Entries
& Remove Entry '%1 '
Do you really want to empty the Trash? All items will be deleted.
*_BAR_All Files
While typing in the text area, you may be presented with possible matches. This feature can be controlled by clicking with the right mouse button and selecting a preferred mode from the Text Completion menu.
Drive: %1
Click this button to enter the parent folder. For instance, if the current location is file: / home/ %1 clicking this button will take you to file: / home.
Click this button to move backwards one step in the browsing history.
Click this button to move forward one step in the browsing history.
Click this button to reload the contents of the current location.
Click this button to create a new folder.
Show Places Navigation Panel
Show Bookmarks
Options
This is the preferences menu for the file dialog. Various options can be accessed from this menu including: how files are sorted in the list types of view, including icon and list showing of hidden files the Places navigation panel file previews separating folders from files
This is the filter to apply to the file list. File names that do not match the filter will not be shown. You may select from one of the preset filters in the drop down menu, or you may enter a custom filter directly into the text area. Wildcards such as * and? are allowed.
& Filter:
You can only select one file
You can only select local files
Remote files not accepted
Files and folders selected
The file "%1" could not be found
This is the name to save the file as.
This is the list of files to open. More than one file can be specified by listing several files, separated by spaces.
This is the name of the file to open.
Overwrite File?
The chosen filenames do not appear to be valid.
Invalid Filenames
You can only select local files.
Remote Files Not Accepted
*_BAR_All Folders
& Open
Automatically select filename extension (%1)
the extension %1
Automatically select filename extension
a suitable extension
This option enables some convenient features for saving files with extensions: Any extension specified in the %1 text area will be updated if you change the file type to save in. If no extension is specified in the %2 text area when you click Save, %3 will be added to the end of the filename (if the filename does not already exist). This extension is based on the file type that you have chosen to save in. If you do not want KDE to supply an extension for the filename, you can either turn this option off or you can suppress it by adding a period (.) to the end of the filename (the period will be automatically removed). If unsure, keep this option enabled as it makes your files more manageable.
This button allows you to bookmark specific locations. Click on this button to open the bookmark menu where you may add, edit or select a bookmark. These bookmarks are specific to the file dialog, but otherwise operate like bookmarks elsewhere in KDE.
Home
Network
Root
Trash
& Release '%1 '
& Safely Remove '%1 '
& Unmount '%1 '
& Eject '%1 '
The device '%1 'is not a disk and cannot be ejected.
An error occurred while accessing '%1 ', the system responded: %2
An error occurred while accessing '%1 '
Custom Path
Create new folder in: %1
A file or folder named %1 already exists.
You do not have permission to create that folder.
New Folder...
Move to trash
Delete
Show Hidden Folders
Edit Places Entry
This is the text that will appear in the Places panel. The label should consist of one or two words that will help you remember what this entry refers to. If you do not enter a label, it will be derived from the location's URL.
Label:
Enter descriptive label here
This is the location associated with the entry. Any valid URL may be used. For example: %1 http: / /www. kde. org ftp: / /ftp. kde. org/ pub/ kde/ stable By clicking on the button next to the text edit box you can browse to an appropriate URL.
& Location:
This is the icon that will appear in the Places panel. Click on the button to select a different icon.
Choose an & icon:
& Only show when using this application (%1)
Select this setting if you want this entry to show only when using the current application (%1). If this setting is not selected, the entry will be available in all applications.
Create directory
Enter a different name
Create hidden directory?
You did not select a file to delete.
Nothing to Delete
Do you really want to delete '%1 '?
Delete File
You did not select a file to trash.
Nothing to Trash
Do you really want to trash '%1 '?
Trash File
Trash Files
The specified folder does not exist or was not readable.
Menu
Parent Folder
Home Folder
Reload
Sorting
By Name
By Size
By Date
By Type
Descending
Short View
Detailed View
Tree View
Detailed Tree View
Show Hidden Files
Show Aside Preview
Show Preview
& View
Click for Location Navigation
Click to Edit Location
Subversion
Other
Copy
Paste
Edit
Navigate
Sends a short bug report to submit@bugs. kde. org
& Edit '%1 '...
& Remove '%1 '
Unexpected end of data, some information may be lost.
size %1
Unknown Error.
Do you want to retry?
Authentication
Authentication needed for %1 but authentication is disabled.
Unsupported method: authentication will fail. Please submit a bug report.
No Files
No Folders
(%1 Total)
%1 (%2, %3), %4
Stating
Icon Size
%1 does not appear to be a valid URL.
Invalid URL
The requested filenames %1 do not appear to be valid; make sure every filename is enclosed in double quotes.
Filename Error
KDE Wallet Service
KDE has requested to open the wallet '%1'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.
The application '%1' has requested to open the wallet '%2'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.
Error opening the wallet '%1'. Please try again. (Error code %2: %3)
KDE has requested to open the wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request.
The application '%1' has requested to open the KDE wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request.
KDE has requested to create a new wallet named '%1'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.
The application '%1' has requested to create a new wallet named '%2'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.
Create
KDE has requested access to the open wallet '%1'.
The application '%1' has requested access to the open wallet '%2'.
Unable to open wallet. The wallet must be opened in order to change the password.
Please choose a new password for the wallet '%1'.
Error re-encrypting the wallet. Password was not changed.
Error reopening the wallet. Data may be lost.
There have been repeated failed attempts to gain access to a wallet. An application may be misbehaving.
Password is empty. (WARNING: Insecure)
Passwords match.
Passwords do not match.
KWallet - The KDE Wallet System
Welcome to KWallet, the KDE Wallet System. KWallet allows you to store your passwords and other personal information on disk in an encrypted file, preventing others from viewing the information. This wizard will tell you about KWallet and help you configure it for the first time.
& Basic setup (recommended)
& Advanced setup
Various applications may attempt to use the KDE wallet to store passwords or other information such as web form data and cookies. If you would like these applications to use the wallet, you must enable it now and choose a password. The password you choose cannot be recovered if it is lost, and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all the information contained in the wallet.
Yes, I wish to use the KDE wallet to store my personal information.
Enter a new password:
Verify password:
The KDE Wallet system stores your data in a wallet file on your local hard disk. The data is only written in encrypted form, presently using the blowfish algorithm with your password as the key. When a wallet is opened, the wallet manager application will launch and display an icon in the system tray. You can use this application to manage your wallets. It even permits you to drag wallets and wallet contents, allowing you to easily copy a wallet to a remote system.
The KDE Wallet system allows you to control the level of security of your personal data. Some of these settings do impact usability. While the default settings are generally acceptable for most users, you may wish to change some of them. You may further tune these settings from the KWallet control module.
Automatically close idle wallets
Store network passwords and local passwords in separate wallet files
Allow & Once
Allow & Always
& Deny
Deny & Forever
Email:
Free disk space:
Add a bookmark for the current document
? items
Please specify the filename to save to.
Please select the file to open.
Certificate signing authority is unknown or invalid.
Certificate is self-signed and thus may not be trustworthy.
Certificate has expired.
Signature is untrusted.
Signature test failed.
Rejected, possibly due to an invalid purpose.
Common Name:
Organizational Unit:
Association
Pattern (example: *. html; *. htm)
Left click previews
Connect
Cryptography Configuration...
Chain:
0 - Site Certificate
Peer certificate:
Certificate state:
Valid until:
Cipher in use:
Cipher strength:
Connecting to %1...
Proxy %1 at port %2
%1 (port %2)
Unknown View
Modified
Root Folder: %1
Home Folder: %1
Documents: %1
Desktop: %1
The desktop menu %1 has an invalid X-KDE-GetActionMenu entry.
The desktop entry file %1 has an invalid menu entry %2.
Folders
Small Icons
Preview
No preview available.
Stopped
& Automatic preview
& Preview
Configure
Edit Quick Access Entry
Please provide a description, URL and icon for this Quick Access entry.
& URL:
Reverse
Folders First
Separate Folders
Case Insensitive
Error opening the wallet '%1 '. Please try again. (Error code %2: %3)
Current location
This is the currently listed location. The drop-down list also lists commonly used locations. This includes standard locations, such as your home folder, as well as locations that have been visited recently.
1 day 23:59:00
Select Mime Types
KProtocolinfo Test
Source URL
previewtest
kdirlistertest
KIO Properties Dialog Test
Output file
Generates DocBook entities for key shortcuts of standard actions
There is no documentation available for %1.
Looking up correct file
Preparing document
The requested help file could not be parsed: %1
Saving to cache
Using cached version
Looking up section
Could not find filename %1 in %2.
Stylesheet to use
Output whole document to stdout
Output whole document to file
Create a ht: / /dig compatible index
Check the document for validity
Create a cache file for the document
Set the srcdir, for kdelibs
Parameters to pass to the stylesheet
The file to transform
XML-Translator
KDE Translator for XML
Could not write to cache file %1.
Your names
Your emails
Parsing stylesheet
Parsing document
Applying stylesheet
Writing document
Insert File
Insert File...
Choose File to Insert
& Insert
Failed to load file:
Insert File Error
The file %1 does not exist or is not readable, aborting.
Unable to open file %1, aborting.
File %1 had no contents.
DataTool
Data tool
Data Tools
(not available)
Data tools are only available when text is selected, or when the right mouse button is clicked over a word. If no data tools are offered even when text is selected, you need to install them. Some data tools are part of the KOffice package.
Your names
& File
& Edit
& Tools
Auto brackets feature disabled
AutoBookmarks
Configure AutoBookmarks
Edit Entry
& Pattern:
A regular expression. Matching lines will be bookmarked.
Case & sensitive
If enabled, the pattern matching will be case sensitive, otherwise not.
& Minimal matching
If enabled, the pattern matching will use minimal matching; if you do not know what that is, please read the appendix on regular expressions in the kate manual.
& File mask:
A list of filename masks, separated by semicolons. This can be used to limit the usage of this entity to files with matching names. Use the wizard button to the right of the mimetype entry below to easily fill out both lists.
MIME & types:
A list of mime types, separated by semicolon. This can be used to limit the usage of this entity to files with matching mime types. Use the wizard button on the right to get a list of existing file types to choose from, using it will fill in the file masks as well.
Click this button to display a checkable list of mimetypes available on your system. When used, the file masks entry above will be filled in with the corresponding masks.
Select the MimeTypes for this pattern. Please note that this will automatically edit the associated file extensions as well.
Select Mime Types
& Patterns
Pattern
Mime Types
File Masks
This list shows your configured autobookmark entities. When a document is opened, each entity is used in the following way: The entity is dismissed, if a mime and/ or filename mask is defined, and neither matches the document. Otherwise each line of the document is tried against the pattern, and a bookmark is set on matching lines. Use the buttons below to manage your collection of entities.
& New...
Press this button to create a new autobookmark entity.
& Delete
Press this button to delete the currently selected entity.
& Edit...
Press this button to edit the currently selected entity.
Insert: %1
Automatic Completion Popup
Shell Completion
Reuse Word Above
Reuse Word Below
WordCompletion
Automatically & show completion list
Show completions & when a word is at least
characters long.
Enable the automatic completion list popup as default. The popup can be disabled on a view basis from the'Tools' menu.
Define the length a word should have before the completion list is displayed.
Word Completion
Pop Up Completion List
Configure the Word Completion Plugin
Unknown Widget
Configure...
Keyboard Shortcut
Share
Could not locate the %1 package required for the %2 widget.
Could not create a %1 ScriptEngine for the %2 widget.
Could not open the %1 package required for the %2 widget.
Remove this %1
This menu needs to be configured
Wallpaper
Do you really want to remove this %1?
Unknown Wallpaper
Invalid
Invalid token.
Matching password required.
Unknown error.
Africa/ Abidjan
Africa/ Accra
Africa/ Addis_Ababa
Africa/ Algiers
Africa/ Asmara
Africa/ Asmera
Africa/ Bamako
Africa/ Bangui
Africa/ Banjul
Africa/ Bissau
Africa/ Blantyre
Africa/ Brazzaville
Africa/ Bujumbura
Africa/ Cairo
Africa/ Casablanca
Africa/ Ceuta
Africa/ Conakry
Africa/ Dakar
Africa/ Dar_es_Salaam
Africa/ Djibouti
Africa/ Douala
Africa/ El_Aaiun
Africa/ Freetown
Africa/ Gaborone
Africa/ Harare
Africa/ Johannesburg
Africa/ Kampala
Africa/ Khartoum
Africa/ Kigali
Africa/ Kinshasa
Africa/ Lagos
Africa/ Libreville
Africa/ Lome
Africa/ Luanda
Africa/ Lubumbashi
Africa/ Lusaka
Africa/ Malabo
Africa/ Maputo
Africa/ Maseru
Africa/ Mbabane
Africa/ Mogadishu
Africa/ Monrovia
Africa/ Nairobi
Africa/ Ndjamena
Africa/ Niamey
Africa/ Nouakchott
Africa/ Ouagadougou
Africa/ Porto-Novo
Africa/ Pretoria
Africa/ Sao_Tome
Africa/ Timbuktu
Africa/ Tripoli
Africa/ Tunis
Africa/ Windhoek
America/ Adak
America/ Anchorage
America/ Anguilla
America/ Antigua
America/ Araguaina
America/ Argentina/ Buenos_Aires
America/ Argentina/ Catamarca
America/ Argentina/ ComodRivadavia
America/ Argentina/ Cordoba
America/ Argentina/ Jujuy
America/ Argentina/ La_Rioja
America/ Argentina/ Mendoza
America/ Argentina/ Rio_Gallegos
America/ Argentina/ Salta
America/ Argentina/ San_Juan
America/ Argentina/ San_Luis
America/ Argentina/ Tucuman
America/ Argentina/ Ushuaia
America/ Aruba
America/ Asuncion
America/ Atikokan
America/ Atka
America/ Bahia
America/ Barbados
America/ Belem
America/ Belize
America/ Blanc-Sablon
America/ Boa_Vista
America/ Bogota
America/ Boise
America/ Buenos_Aires
America/ Calgary
America/ Cambridge_Bay
America/ Campo_Grande
America/ Cancun
America/ Caracas
America/ Catamarca
America/ Cayenne
America/ Cayman
America/ Chicago
America/ Chihuahua
America/ Coral_Harbour
America/ Cordoba
America/ Costa_Rica
America/ Cuiaba
America/ Curacao
America/ Danmarkshavn
America/ Dawson
America/ Dawson_Creek
America/ Denver
America/ Detroit
America/ Dominica
America/ Edmonton
America/ Eirunepe
America/ El_Salvador
America/ Ensenada
Pacific Time
America/ Fort_Wayne
America/ Fortaleza
America/ Fredericton
America/ Glace_Bay
America/ Godthab
America/ Goose_Bay
America/ Grand_Turk
America/ Grenada
America/ Guadeloupe
America/ Guatemala
America/ Guayaquil
America/ Guyana
America/ Halifax
America/ Havana
America/ Hermosillo
America/ Indiana/ Indianapolis
America/ Indiana/ Knox
America/ Indiana/ Marengo
America/ Indiana/ Petersburg
America/ Indiana/ Tell_City
America/ Indiana/ Vevay
America/ Indiana/ Vincennes
America/ Indiana/ Winamac
America/ Indianapolis
America/ Inuvik
America/ Iqaluit
America/ Jamaica
America/ Jujuy
America/ Juneau
America/ Kentucky/ Louisville
Eastern Time - Kentucky - Louisville area
America/ Kentucky/ Monticello
America/ Knox_IN
America/ La_Paz
America/ Lima
America/ Los_Angeles
America/ Louisville
America/ Maceio
America/ Managua
America/ Manaus
America/ Marigot
America/ Martinique
America/ Mazatlan
America/ Mendoza
America/ Menominee
America/ Merida
America/ Mexico_City
America/ Miquelon
America/ Moncton
America/ Monterrey
America/ Montevideo
America/ Montreal
America/ Montserrat
America/ Nassau
America/ New_York
America/ Nipigon
America/ Nome
America/ Noronha
Atlantic islands
America/ North_Dakota/ Center
America/ North_Dakota/ New_Salem
America/ Ontario
America/ Panama
America/ Pangnirtung
America/ Paramaribo
America/ Phoenix
America/ Port-au-Prince
America/ Port_of_Spain
America/ Porto_Acre
America/ Porto_Velho
America/ Puerto_Rico
America/ Rainy_River
America/ Rankin_Inlet
America/ Recife
America/ Regina
America/ Resolute
America/ Rio_Branco
America/ Rosario
America/ Santarem
America/ Santiago
America/ Santo_Domingo
America/ Sao_Paulo
America/ Saskatoon
America/ Scoresbysund
America/ Shiprock
America/ St_Barthelemy
America/ St_Johns
America/ St_Kitts
America/ St_Lucia
America/ St_Thomas
America/ St_Vincent
America/ Swift_Current
America/ Tegucigalpa
America/ Thule
America/ Thunder_Bay
America/ Tijuana
America/ Toronto
America/ Tortola
America/ Vancouver
America/ Virgin
America/ Whitehorse
America/ Winnipeg
America/ Yakutat
America/ Yellowknife
Antarctica/ Casey
Antarctica/ Davis
Antarctica/ DumontDUrville
Antarctica/ Mawson
Antarctica/ McMurdo
Antarctica/ Palmer
Antarctica/ Rothera
Antarctica/ South_Pole
Antarctica/ Syowa
Antarctica/ Vostok
Arctic/ Longyearbyen
Asia/ Aden
Asia/ Almaty
Asia/ Amman
Asia/ Anadyr
Asia/ Aqtau
Asia/ Aqtobe
Asia/ Ashgabat
Asia/ Ashkhabad
Asia/ Baghdad
Asia/ Bahrain
Asia/ Baku
Asia/ Bangkok
Asia/ Beijing
Asia/ Beirut
Asia/ Bishkek
Asia/ Brunei
Asia/ Calcutta
Asia/ Choibalsan
Asia/ Chongqing
Asia/ Chungking
Asia/ Colombo
Asia/ Dacca
Asia/ Damascus
Asia/ Dhaka
Asia/ Dili
Asia/ Dubai
Asia/ Dushanbe
Asia/ Gaza
Asia/ Harbin
Asia/ Ho_Chi_Minh
Asia/ Hong_Kong
Asia/ Hovd
Asia/ Irkutsk
Asia/ Jakarta
Asia/ Jayapura
Asia/ Jerusalem
Asia/ Kabul
Asia/ Kamchatka
Asia/ Karachi
Asia/ Kashgar
Asia/ Katmandu
Asia/ Kolkata
Asia/ Krasnoyarsk
Asia/ Kuala_Lumpur
Asia/ Kuching
Asia/ Kuwait
Asia/ Macao
Asia/ Macau
Asia/ Magadan
Asia/ Makassar
Asia/ Manila
Asia/ Muscat
Asia/ Nicosia
Asia/ Novosibirsk
Moscow+03 - Novosibirsk
Asia/ Omsk
Asia/ Oral
Asia/ Phnom_Penh
Asia/ Pontianak
Asia/ Pyongyang
Asia/ Qatar
Asia/ Qyzylorda
Asia/ Rangoon
Asia/ Riyadh
Asia/ Saigon
Asia/ Sakhalin
Asia/ Samarkand
Asia/ Seoul
Asia/ Shanghai
Asia/ Singapore
Asia/ Taipei
Asia/ Tashkent
Asia/ Tbilisi
Asia/ Tehran
Asia/ Tel_Aviv
Asia/ Thimbu
Asia/ Thimphu
Asia/ Tokyo
Asia/ Ujung_Pandang
Asia/ Ulaanbaatar
Asia/ Ulan_Bator
Asia/ Urumqi
Asia/ Vientiane
Asia/ Vladivostok
Asia/ Yakutsk
Asia/ Yekaterinburg
Asia/ Yerevan
Atlantic/ Azores
Atlantic/ Bermuda
Atlantic/ Canary
Atlantic/ Cape_Verde
Atlantic/ Faeroe
Atlantic/ Faroe
Atlantic/ Jan_Mayen
Atlantic/ Madeira
Atlantic/ Reykjavik
Atlantic/ South_Georgia
Atlantic/ St_Helena
Atlantic/ Stanley
Australia/ ACT
Australia/ Adelaide
South Australia
Australia/ Brisbane
Australia/ Broken_Hill
Australia/ Canberra
Australia/ Currie
Australia/ Darwin
Australia/ Eucla
Western Australia - Eucla area
Australia/ Hobart
Australia/ LHI
Australia/ Lindeman
Australia/ Lord_Howe
Australia/ Melbourne
Australia/ NSW
Australia/ North
Australia/ Perth
Australia/ Queensland
Australia/ South
Australia/ Sydney
Australia/ Tasmania
Australia/ Victoria
Australia/ West
Australia/ Yancowinna
Brazil/ DeNoronha
Europe/ Amsterdam
Europe/ Andorra
Europe/ Athens
Europe/ Belfast
Europe/ Belgrade
Europe/ Berlin
Europe/ Bratislava
Europe/ Brussels
Europe/ Bucharest
Europe/ Budapest
Europe/ Chisinau
Europe/ Copenhagen
Europe/ Dublin
Europe/ Gibraltar
Europe/ Guernsey
Europe/ Helsinki
Europe/ Isle_of_Man
Europe/ Istanbul
Europe/ Jersey
Europe/ Kaliningrad
Europe/ Kiev
Europe/ Lisbon
Europe/ Ljubljana
Europe/ London
Europe/ Luxembourg
Europe/ Madrid
Europe/ Malta
Europe/ Mariehamn
Europe/ Minsk
Europe/ Monaco
Europe/ Moscow
Europe/ Oslo
Europe/ Paris
Europe/ Podgorica
Europe/ Prague
Europe/ Riga
Europe/ Rome
Europe/ Samara
Europe/ San_Marino
Europe/ Sarajevo
Europe/ Simferopol
Europe/ Skopje
Europe/ Sofia
Europe/ Stockholm
Europe/ Tallinn
Europe/ Tirane
Europe/ Tiraspol
Europe/ Uzhgorod
Europe/ Vaduz
Europe/ Vatican
Europe/ Vienna
Europe/ Vilnius
Europe/ Volgograd
Europe/ Warsaw
Europe/ Zagreb
Europe/ Zaporozhye
Europe/ Zurich
Hongkong
Indian/ Antananarivo
Indian/ Chagos
Indian/ Christmas
Indian/ Cocos
Indian/ Comoro
Indian/ Kerguelen
Indian/ Mahe
Indian/ Maldives
Indian/ Mauritius
Indian/ Mayotte
Indian/ Reunion
Israel
Jamaica
Kwajalein
Pacific/ Apia
Pacific/ Auckland
Pacific/ Chatham
Pacific/ Easter
Pacific/ Efate
Pacific/ Enderbury
Pacific/ Fakaofo
Pacific/ Fiji
Pacific/ Funafuti
Pacific/ Galapagos
Pacific/ Gambier
Pacific/ Guadalcanal
Pacific/ Guam
Pacific/ Honolulu
Pacific/ Johnston
Pacific/ Kiritimati
Pacific/ Kosrae
Kosrae
Pacific/ Kwajalein
Pacific/ Majuro
Pacific/ Marquesas
Pacific/ Midway
Pacific/ Nauru
Pacific/ Niue
Pacific/ Norfolk
Pacific/ Noumea
Pacific/ Pago_Pago
Pacific/ Palau
Pacific/ Pitcairn
Pacific/ Ponape
Pacific/ Port_Moresby
Pacific/ Rarotonga
Pacific/ Saipan
Pacific/ Samoa
Pacific/ Tahiti
Pacific/ Tarawa
Pacific/ Tongatapu
Pacific/ Truk
Pacific/ Wake
Pacific/ Wallis
Pacific/ Yap
Singapore
US/ Pacific
kcmaudiocd
KDE Audio CD IO Slave
(c) 2000 - 2005 Audio CD developers
Audio CDs The Audio CD IO-Slave enables you to easily create wav, MP3 or Ogg Vorbis files from your audio CD-ROMs or DVDs. The slave is invoked by typing "audiocd: /" in Konqueror's location bar. In this module, you can configure encoding, and device settings. Note that MP3 and Ogg Vorbis encoding are only available if KDE was built with a recent version of the LAME or Ogg Vorbis libraries.
Highest
Lowest
/ dev/ cdrom
Specify a location for the drive you want to use. Normally, this is a file inside the / dev folder representing your CD or DVD drive.
& Specify CD Device:
Uncheck this if you want to specify a CD device different from the one autoprobed
If you uncheck this option, the slave will not try to use error correction which can be useful for reading damaged CDs. However, this feature can be problematic in some cases, so you can switch it off here.
& Skip on errors
Album Name
Your names
Your emails
Track %1
Your names
A module to configure shares for Microsoft Windows
Samba
Fileshare Konqueror Directory Properties Page
Konqueror properties dialog plugin to share a directory with the local network
File Sharing
Enable or disable file sharing
Network Services
A kioslave for ZeroConf
DNS-SD Services Watcher
Keeps track of DNS-SD services and updates directory listings
KGet Plugin
Plugin for KGet
KGet
Download Manager
Download with KGet
KGet Barchart Applet
KGet barchart applet
KGet Panelbar Applet
KGet panelbar applet
KGet Piechart Applet
KGet piechart applet
KGet Data Engine
Download links with KGet
Transfer Added
A new download has been added
Download Started
Downloading started
Download Finished
Downloading finished
All Downloads Finished
All downloads finished
Error Occurred
An Error has Occurred
Information
User Notified of Information
Bittorrent
Allows files to be downloaded using Bittorrent
ChecksumSearch
Checksum Search
Tries to find checksums for a specified URL
Content Fetcher
Content Fetch
Fetch contents with custom scripts.
KIO
Classic file downloader plugin
Metalink
Allows files to be downloaded from Metalink
MirrorSearch
Mirror Search
Allows KGet to search through mirror search engines for files
MMS
MMS-Transfer plugin for KGet
MultiSegmentKIO
Multi Segment KIO
Multithreaded file download plugin
Tutorial Plugin
Demonstration plugin for teaching Kopete development
Tutorial
Turns normal people into Super Kopete Developer
Kopete Chat Window
The default Kopete chat window
Kopete Email Window
The Kopete email window
Accounts
Manage Your Accounts and Identities
Contact List
Configure Contact List Look and Feel
Video
Configure Video Devices
Behavior
Personalize Kopete's Behavior
Chat Window
Configure Chat Window Look and Feel
Plugins
Select and Configure Plugins
Status
Manage Your Statuses
Kopete
Instant Messenger
Kopete Messenger
Group
The group where the contact resides
Contact
The specified contact
Class
The message class
Incoming Message
An incoming message has been received
Incoming Message in Active Chat
An incoming message in the active chat window has been received
Outgoing Message
An outgoing message has been sent
Contact Gone Online
A contact has come online
Offline
A contact has gone offline
Status Change
A contact's online status has changed
Highlight
A highlighted message has been received
Low Priority Messages
A message marked with a low priority has been received
Yahoo Mail
New email has arrived in your Yahoo inbox
MSN Mail
New email has arrived in your MSN inbox
ICQ Authorization
An ICQ user has authorized/ declined your authorization request
IRC Event
An IRC event has occurred
Connection Error
An error on connection has occurred
Connection Lost
The connection have been lost
Cannot Connect
Kopete cannot connect to the service
Network Problems
The network is experiencing problems
Server Internal Error
An internal service error has occurred
Buzz/ Nudge
A contact has sent you a buzz/ nudge.
Message Dropped
A message was filtered by the Privacy Plugin
ICQ Reading status
An ICQ user is reading your status message
Service Message
A service message has been received (e. g. authorization request)
Gadu-Gadu contacts list
Contact list has been received/ exported/ deleted
Kopete Plugin
Kopete Protocol Plugin
A Kopete UI Plugin
Bookmarks
Automatically bookmark links in incoming messages
Alias
Adds custom aliases for commands
Auto Replace
Autoreplaces some text you can choose
Auto replaces some text you can choose
Contact Notes
Add personal notes on your contacts
Highlights text based on filters
Highlight messages
History
History Plugin
Log all messages to keep track of your conversations
KopeTeX
KopeteTeX
Render Latex formulas in the chatwindow
Now Listening
Tells your buddies what you're listening to
Encrypt chat sessions with Off-The-Record encryption
OTR
Pipes
Pipe messages through an external program or script
Privacy
Privacy Plugin
Filters incoming messages
Statistics
Gather some meaningful statistics
Text Effect
Adds special effects to your text
Add nice effects to your messages
Translator
Translates messages from your native language to another language
Chat with foreign buddies in your native language
URLPicPreview Plugin Configuration
URLPicPreview Plugin
Preview of Pictures in Chats
Displays a preview of pictures in chats
Show the status of (parts of) your contact list on a webpage
Web Presence
Bonjour
Serverless Link Local XMPP Messaging
Gadu-Gadu
Gadu-Gadu: the Polish IM service
GroupWise
Novell GroupWise Messenger
IRC
Internet Relay Chat
A KIO slave for Jabber Service Discovery
Jabber
XMPP, Jabber, Google Talk
Meanwhile
Communicate at the same time with Meanwhile
AIM
An Instant Messenger
ICQ
Seek and Chat with ICQ
QQ
A popular Chinese IM system
Skype
Skype protocol plugin (a wrapper)
SMS
Send SMS messages to mobile phones
Testbed
Kopete test protocol
WinPopup
Sends Windows WinPopup messages
WLM Messenger
Windows Live Messenger plugin
Yahoo
Yahoo! Messenger IM and video chat
Austria
Belarus
Czechia
Denmark
France
Germany
Ireland
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Portugal
Slovenia
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia
Internet Dial-Up Tool
KPPP
KPPPLogview
Internet Dial-Up Tool Log Viewer
KRDC Plugin
Konsole
Allows managing SSH or Telnet sessions through KRDC
KRDC
Incoming RFB Tube
Remote Desktop Client
NX
Allows managing NX sessions through KRDC
RDP
Allows managing RDP sessions through KRDC
Open Remote Desktop Connection to This Machine
Test
Testplugin for KRDC development
VNC
Allows managing VNC sessions through KRDC
Qt based Framebuffer for KRfb.
Qt Framebuffer for KRfb
X11 XDamage/ XShm based Framebuffer for KRfb.
X11 Framebuffer for KRfb
Desktop Sharing
Configure Desktop Sharing
KDE Internet Daemon
An Internet daemon that starts network services on demand
KInetD Module Type
KInetD
IncomingConnection
Received incoming connection
ProcessFailed
Could not call process to handle connection
Krfb
Frame Buffer plugins for KRfb
User Accepts Connection
User accepts connection
User Refuses Connection
User refuses connection
Connection Closed
Connection closed
Invalid Password
Invalid password
Invalid Password Invitations
The invited party sent an invalid password. Connection refused.
New Connection on Hold
Connection requested, user must accept
New Connection Auto Accepted
New connection automatically established
Too Many Connections
Busy, connection refused
Unexpected Connection
Received unexpected connection, abort
MSN Plugin
Windows Live Messenger compatibility
Windows Live(MSN) Messenger
Content-Fetch-Transfer plugin for KGet
Mirrorsearch-Transfer plugin for KGet
News Ticker
MMS TransferFactory
lan: and rlan: setup
LISa
Setup LISa
LAN Browser
Connection Status
Motion Auto-Away
Meanwhile protocol plugin
Protocol to connect to Windows Live(MSN) Messenger
Protocol to connect to MSN Messenger
Protocol to connect to AIM
Protocol to connect to ICQ
Protocol to send SMS messages
KNewsTicker Config Frontend
Use with KNewsTicker
Appearance
Kopete Video and Audio Device Settings
Cryptography
Encrypts messages using PGP
Identities
SUSE smpppd-enabled Connection Status (SMPPPD)
SUSE SMPPPD Connection Status
Lookup phrases in a dictionary
Public File Server
KPF Directory Properties Page
A wireless LAN connection monitor
KWiFiManager
Kopete Emoticon Archive
A daemon that allows you to share your desktop
RSS DCOP services
KNewsticker Source File Properties Page
Online
Netmeeting
Voice and Video with MSN Messenger
Meanwhile (Lotus Sametime) Protocol
Desktop Sharing Control Module
Configure desktop sharing
(c) 2002, Tim Jansen
Tim Jansen
You have no open invitation.
Open invitations: %1
Desktop Sharing This module allows you to configure the KDE desktop sharing.
Access
Invitations
You have no open invitations.
Create & & & Manage Invitations...
Click to view or delete the open invitations.
Uninvited Connections
Allow & uninvited connections
Select this option to allow connecting without inviting. This is useful if you want to access your desktop remotely.
Announce service & on the network
If you allow uninvited connections and enable this option, Desktop Sharing will announce the service and your identity on the local network, so people can find you and your computer.
Confirm uninvited connections & before accepting
If enabled, a dialog will appear when somebody attempts to connect, asking you whether you want to accept the connection.
Allow uninvited connections to control the desktop
Enable this option to allow uninvited user to control your desktop (using mouse and keyboard).
Password:
If you allow uninvited connections, it is highly recommended to set a password in order to protect your computer from unauthorized access.
& Session
Session Preferences
Always disable & background image
Check this option to always disable the background image during a remote session. Otherwise the client decides whether the background will be enabled or disabled.
& Network
Network Port
Assign port automatically
Check this option to assign the network port automatically. This is recommended unless your network setup requires you to use a fixed port, for example because of a firewall.
Port:
Enter the TCP port number here
Use this field to set a static port number for the desktop sharing service. Note that if the port is already in use the Desktop Sharing service will not be accessible until you free it. It is recommended to assign the port automatically unless you know what you are doing. Most VNC clients use a display number instead of the actual port. This display number is the offset to port 5900, so port 5901 has the display number 1.
Your names
Your emails
Allow all users to share folders
Only users of the '%1 'group are allowed to share folders
Users of '%1 'Group
Remove User
Add User
Group members can share folders without root password
Change Group...
SMB and NFS servers are not installed on this machine, to enable this module the servers must be installed.
Enable Local Network File Sharing
Simple sharing
Enable simple sharing to allow users to share folders from their HOME folder, without knowing the root password.
Advanced sharing
Enable advanced sharing to allow users to share any folders, as long as they have write access to the needed configuration files, or they know the root password.
Use & NFS (Linux/ UNIX)
Use Samba (Microsoft(R) Windows(R))
Allowed Users
Shared Folders
Path
Samba
NFS
Add...
Change...
Remove
Allowed & Hosts
A list of allowed hosts
Here you can see a list of hosts which are allowed to access this directory via NFS. The first column shows the name or address of the host, the second column shows the access parameters. The name '* 'donates public access.
& Add Host...
Modify Host...
& Remove Host
Name/ Address
Parameters
Host Properties
& Name/ address:
Name / Address field Here you can enter the host name or address. The host may be specified in a number of ways: single host This is the most common format. You may specify a host either by an abbreviated name recognized by the resolver, the fully qualified domain name, or an IP address. netgroups NIS netgroups may be given as @group. Only the host part of each netgroup members is consider in checking for membership. Empty host parts or those containing a single dash (-) are ignored. wildcards Machine names may contain the wildcard characters * and?. This can be used to make the exports file more compact; for instance, *. cs. foo. edu matches all hosts in the domain cs. foo. edu. However, these wildcard characters do not match the dots in a domain name, so the above pattern does not include hosts such as a. b. cs. foo. edu. IP networks You can also export directories to all hosts on an IP (sub-) network simultaneously. This is done by specifying an IP address and netmask pair as address/ netmask where the netmask can be specified in dotted-decimal format, or as a contiguous mask length (for example, either ` / 255.255.252.0 'or ` / 22' appended to the network base address result in identical subnetworks with 10 bits of host).
& Public access
Public access If you check this, the host address will be a single wildcard, which means public access. This is just the same as if you would enter a wildcard in the address field.
Options
& Writable
Writable Allow both read and write requests on this NFS volume. The default is to disallow any request which changes the filesystem
& Insecure
Insecure If this option is checked, it is not required that requests originate on an internet port less than IPPORT_RESERVED (1024). If unsure leave it unchecked.
& Sync
Sync This option requests that all file writes be committed to disk before the write request completes. This is required for complete safety of data in the face of a server crash, but incurs a performance hit. The default is to allow the server to write the data out whenever it is ready.
No wdelay
No wdelay This option only has effect if sync is also set. The NFS server will normally delay committing a write request to disk slightly if it suspects that another related write request may be in progress or may arrive soon. This allows multiple write requests to be committed to disk with the one operation which can improve performance. If an NFS server received mainly small unrelated requests, this behavior could actually reduce performance, so no wdelay is available to turn it off.
No & hide
No hide This option is based on the option of the same name provided in IRIX NFS. Normally, if a server exports two filesystems one of which is mounted on the other, then the client will have to mount both filesystems explicitly to get access to them. If it just mounts the parent, it will see an empty directory at the place where the other filesystem is mounted. That filesystem is "hidden". Setting the nohide option on a filesystem causes it not to be hidden, and an appropriately authorized client will be able to move from the parent to that filesystem without noticing the change. However, some NFS clients do not cope well with this situation as, for instance, it is then possible for two files in the one apparent filesystem to have the same inode number. The nohide option is currently only effective on single host exports. It does not work reliably with netgroup, subnet, or wildcard exports. This option can be very useful in some situations, but it should be used with due care, and only after confirming that the client system copes with the situation effectively.
No subtree check
No subtree check This option disables subtree checking, which has mild security implications, but can improve reliability is some circumstances. If a subdirectory of a filesystem is exported, but the whole filesystem is not, then whenever a NFS request arrives, the server must check not only that the accessed file is in the appropriate filesystem (which is easy) but also that it is in the exported tree (which is harder). This check is called the subtree_check. In order to perform this check, the server must include some information about the location of the file in the "filehandle" that is given to the client. This can cause problems with accessing files that are renamed while a client has them open (though in many simple cases it will still work). subtree checking is also used to make sure that files inside directories to which only root has access can only be accessed if the filesystem is exported with no_root_squash (see below), even the file itself allows more general access. As a general guide, a home directory filesystem, which is normally exported at the root and may see lots of file renames, should be exported with subtree checking disabled. A filesystem which is mostly read-only, and at least does not see many file renames (e. g. / usr or / var) and for which subdirectories may be exported, should probably be exported with subtree checks enabled.
Insecure locks
Insecure locks This option tells the NFS server not to require authentication of locking requests (i. e. requests which use the NLM protocol). Normally the NFS server will require a lock request to hold a credential for a user who has read access to the file. With this flag no access checks will be performed. Early NFS client implementations did not send credentials with lock requests, and many current NFS clients still exist which are based on the old implementations. Use this flag if you find that you can only lock files which are world readable.
User Mapping
All squash
All squash Map all uids and gids to the anonymous user. Useful for NFS-exported public FTP directories, news spool directories, etc.
No & root squash
No root squash Turn of root squashing. This option is mainly useful for diskless clients. root squashing Map requests from uid/ gid 0 to the anonymous uid/ gid. Note that this does not apply to any other uids that might be equally sensitive, such as user bin.
Anonym. & UID:
Anonym. UID/ GID These options explicitly set the uid and gid of the anonymous account. This option is primarily useful for PC/ NFS clients, where you might want all requests appear to be from one user.
FF
Anonym. & GID:
Join Domain
& OK
& Cancel
& Verify:
& Password:
& Username:
Domain controller:
& Domain:
Select Users
Select & Users
Name
UID
GID
Access
& Default
& Read access
& Write access
& Admin access
& No access at all
Socket Options
SO_SNDLOWAT:
IPTOS_THROUGHPUT
SO_SNDBUF:
SO_KEEPALIVE
SO_RCVBUF:
SO_BROADCAST
IPTOS_LOWDELAY
TCP_NODELAY
SO_RCVLOWAT:
SO_REUSEADDR
& Help
F1
Access Modifiers
Access Permissions
Others
Read
Exec
Write
Owner
Group
Sticky
Set GID
Set UID
Special
Select Groups
Select Groups
& Kind of Group
& UNIX group
NIS group
UNIX and NIS group
User Settings
& Valid users:
& Admin users:
& Invalid users:
& Write list:
& Read list:
Here you can edit the Samba users, stored in the smbpasswd file. Every Samba user must have a corresponding UNIX user. On the right you can see all UNIX users, stored in the passwd file and not configured as Samba users. You can see the Samba users on the left-hand side. To add new Samba users simply press the lt; add button. The selected UNIX users will then become Samba users and will be removed from the UNIX users list (but they will remain UNIX users). To remove Samba users click the gt; remove button. The selected Samba users will be removed from the smbpasswd file and reappear on the right-hand side, as UNIX users which are not Samba users.
& Base Settings
Samba config file:
& Load
Server Identification
Workgroup:
Enter here the name of your workgroup/ domain.
Server string:
NetBIOS name:
Security Level
Share
Alt+
User
Server
Domain
ADS
Use the share security level if you have a home network or a small office network. It allows everyone to read all share names before a login is required.
Further Options
Password server address/ name:
Realm:
Allow guest logins
Guest account:
Help
For detailed help about every option please look at:
man: smb. conf
& Shares
Comment
Properties
Edit Defaults...
Add & New Share...
Edit Share...
Remove Share
Printers
Printer
Edit Defaults
Add New Printer
Edit Printer
Remove Printer
& Users
Samba Users
Disabled
No Password
Add
UNIX Users
Change Password...
& Join Domain
Advanced
Here you can change advanced options of the SAMBA server. Only change something if you know what you are doing.
Advanced Dump
Security
& General
PAM
Obey PAM restrictions
PAM password change
Other Switches
Allow trusted domains
Paranoid server security
General
Auth methods:
Root directory:
Interfaces:
Map to guest:
Bind interfaces only
Never
Bad User
Bad Password
Hosts equiv:
Algorithmic rid base:
Private dir:
Password
Samba Passwords
Encrypt passwords
Smb passwd file:
Passdb backend:
Passwd chat:
Passwd chat debug
Sec
Passwd chat timeout:
Password
Null passwords
Password level:
Min password length:
Machine password timeout:
Migration
Update encrypted
UNIX Passwords
Passwd program:
UNIX password sync
Username
Username map:
Username & level:
Hide local users
Restrict anonymous
Use rhosts
Authentication
Client
Client signing:
Client plaintext authentication
Client lanman authentication
Auto
Mandatory
Yes
No
Client channel:
Client use spnego
Client NTLMv2 authentication
Server signing:
Lanman authentication
Server channel:
Use spnego
NTLM authentication
Logging
Log file:
kB
Max log size:
Syslog:
Log & level:
Switches
Syslog only
Status
Timestamp
microseconds
Debug pid
Debug uid
Tuning
Modules
Preload modules:
Switches
& Getwd cache
Use & mmap
Kernel change notify
Hostname lookups
Read raw
Write raw
Times
Change notify timeout:
& Keepalive:
Min
Deadtime:
Lpq cache time:
& Name cache timeout:
Sizes
Max disk size:
MB
Read size:
Stat cache size:
Max xmit:
Numbers
Max smbd processes:
Max open files:
Printing
Total print & jobs:
Drivers
OS2 driver map:
Printcap name:
Printer driver file:
Commands
Enumports command:
Addprinter command:
Deleteprinter command:
Load printers
Disable spools
Show add printer wizard
Domain
Local master
Domain master
Domain logons
Preferred & master
OS & level:
Domain admin group:
Domain guest group:
WINS
Deactivate & WINS
Act as a WINS server
Use another WINS server
WINS Server Settings
DNS proxy
WINS hook:
Max WINS ttl:
& Min WINS ttl:
WINS Server IP or DNS Name
General Options
WINS partners:
WINS proxy
Filenames
General
Strip dot
& Mangling
Mangled stack:
Mangle prefix:
Special
Stat cache
Locking
Use kernel oplocks
Directories
Lock directory:
Pid directory:
Lock Spin
& Lock spin count:
Lock spin time:
Very Advanced
Oplock break & wait time:
milliseconds
Charset
Samba & 3. x
DOS charset:
UNIX charset:
Display charset:
Unicode
Samba & 2. x
Character set:
Valid chars:
Code page directory:
Coding system:
Client code page:
Logon
Add Scripts
Add user script:
Add user to group script:
Add group script:
Add machine script:
Delete Scripts
Delete group script:
Delete user script:
Delete user from group script:
Primary Group Script
Set primary group script:
Shutdown
Shutdown script:
Abort shutdown script:
Logon path:
Logon home:
& Logon drive:
Logon script:
Socket
Socket address:
TCP_NODELAY
SO_SNDBUF:
IPTOS_THROUGHPUT
SO_SNDLOWAT:
SO_KEEPALIVE
SO_RCVLOWAT:
SO_REUSEADDR
SSL
Enables or disables the entire SSL mode
This enables or disables the entire SSL mode. If it is set to no, the SSL-enabled Samba behaves exactly like the non-SSL Samba. If set to yes, it depends on the variables ssl hosts and ssl hosts resign whether an SSL connection will be required. This is only available if the SSL libraries have been compiled on your system and the configure option --with-ssl was given at configure time.
Enable SSL
SSL hosts:
SSL entropy bytes:
SSL ciphers:
SSL hosts resign:
ssl2
ssl3
ssl2or3
tls1
SSL compatibility
SSL CA certDir:
SSL entropy file:
SSL egd socket:
SSL version:
SSL CA certFile:
SSL require clientcert
SSL client key:
SSL require servercert
SSL server cert:
SSL client cert:
SSL server & key:
Protocol
Time server
Large readwrite
UNIX extensions
Read bmpx
Protocol Versions
Announce as:
NT
NT Workstation
win95
WfW
Announce version:
4.2
Protocol:
NT1
LANMAN2
LANMAN1
CORE
COREPLUS
Max protocol:
Min protocol:
Limits
Max mux:
Max ttl:
Listening SMB Ports
SMB ports:
Browsing
LM interval:
LM announce:
Remote browse sync:
Browse list
Enhanced browsing
Preload:
Winbind
& Winbind/ Idmap UID:
Winbind/ Idmap & GID:
Template homedir:
Template shell:
Winbind separator:
Template primary group:
Winbind cache time:
Windows NT 4
Windows 2000
Acl compatibility:
Winbind enum users
Winbind enum groups
Winbind use default domain
Winbind enable local accounts
Winbind trusted domains only
Winbind nested groups
NetBIOS
NetBIOS scope:
& NetBIOS aliases:
Disable netbios
Name resolve order:
lmhosts host wins bcast
VFS
Host msdfs
LDAP
LDAP suffix:
LDAP machine suffix:
LDAP user suffix:
LDAP & group suffix:
LDAP idmap suffix:
LDAP filter:
LDAP admin dn:
Idmap backend:
LDAP replication sleep:
& LDAP ssl:
Off
Start_tls
On
LDAP sync:
Only
LDAP delete dn
Add share command:
Change share command:
Delete share command:
Message command:
Dfree command:
Set & quota command:
Get quota command:
Panic action:
Misc
Miscellaneous
Hide & local users
Default service:
Time & offset:
Remote announce:
Source environment:
NIS
NIS homedir
Homedir map:
UTMP
Utmp directory:
& Wtmp directory:
Utmp
Debug
& NT status support
NT SMB support
NT pipe support
Users
All Unspecified Users
Allow
Reject
Specified Users
Access Rights
Add User...
Expert
Add & Group...
Remove Selected
All Users Should be Forced to the Following User/ Group
Force user:
Force group:
Add/ Edit Share
Pixmap
Directory
& Path:
Share all home & directories
Identifier
Name:
Comment:
Main Properties
Read only
Public
Browseable
Available
& Security
Guests
This is a username which will be used for access to services which are specified as guest ok. Whatever privileges this user has will be available to any client connecting to the guest service. Typically this user will exist in the password file, but will not have a valid login. The user account \\"ftp\\ "is often a good choice for this parameter. If a username is specified in a given service, the specified username overrides this one.
& Guest account:
If this is checked, then no password is required to connect to the service. Privileges will be those of the guest account.
Only allow guest connections
Hosts
The opposite of hosts allow - hosts listed here are NOT permitted access to services unless the specific services have their own lists to override this one. Where the lists conflict, the allow list takes precedence.
This parameter is a comma, space, or tab delimited set of hosts which are permitted to access a service.
Hosts allow:
Hosts & deny:
Symbolic Links
Allow following of symbolic links
Allow following of symbolic links that & point to areas outside the directory tree
Validate password against the following usernames if the client cannot supply a username:
Only allow connections with usernames specified in this username list
Hidden & Files
Hidden
Veto
Veto Oplock
Size
Date
Permissions
Selected Files
Hide
& Veto
Veto oplock
& Manual Configuration
Veto files:
Veto oplock files:
Hidden files:
Hide unwritable files
Hide special files
Hide files starting with a dot
Hide unreadable files
& Advanced
Force Modes
Force directory security mode:
Force security mode:
Force directory mode:
Force create mode:
...
01234567
Masks
Directory security mask:
Security & mask:
Directory mask:
Create mask:
ACL
& Profile acls
Inherit acls
& NT ACL support
Force unknown acl user:
Map acl & inherit
Inherit permissions from parent directory
Allow deletion of readonly files
DOS Attribute Mapping
Map DOS archive to UNIX owner execute
Map DOS hidden to UNIX world execute
Map DOS system to UNIX & group execute
Store DOS attributes onto extended attribute
OS/ 2
OS/ 2 style extended attributes support
Strict sync
Sync always
Strict allocate
Use sendfile
& Maximum number of simultaneous connections:
Write cache size:
bytes
Block size:
Client-side caching policy:
manual
documents
programs
disable
Name Mangling
Enable name mangling
Mangle case
Preserve case
Short preserve case
Case sensitive
Default case:
Lower
Upper
Mangling char:
Mangled map:
Mangling method:
hash
hash2
Other Options
Hide trailing dot
DOS
& DOS file mode
DOS file times
DOS file time resolution
Enable locking
Locking
Strict locking
Blocking locks
Posix locking
Share modes
Issue opportunistic locks (oplocks)
Oplocks
Level2 oplocks
Oplock contention limit:
Fake oplocks
Vfs objects:
Vfs options:
Preexec:
Root preexec:
Postexec:
Root & postexec:
preexec close
root preexec close
& Volume:
Fstype:
Magic script:
Magic output:
Do & not descend:
Msdfs proxy
Setdir command allowed
Fake directory create times
Msdfs root
Folder:
Share this folder in the local network
Share with & NFS (Linux/ UNIX)
NFS Options
Public
Writable
More NFS Options
Share with Samba (Microsoft(R) Windows(R))
Samba Options
Name:
Public
More Samba Options
No NFS server installed on this system
No Samba server installed on this system
Could not save settings.
Could not open file '%1 'for writing: %2
Saving Failed
File Sharing This module can be used to enable file sharing over the network using the "Network File System" (NFS) or SMB in Konqueror. The latter enables you to share your files with Windows(R) computers on your network.
Share Folder
Allowed Users
All users are in the %1 group already.
Select User
Select a user:
Could not add user '%1 'to group '%2'
Could not remove user '%1 'from group '%2'
You have to choose a valid group.
New file share group:
Add users from the old file share group to the new one
Remove users from old file share group
Delete the old file share group
Only users of a certain group are allowed to share folders
Choose Group...
Do you really want to remove all users from group '%1 '?
Do you really want to delete group '%1 '?
Deleting group '%1 'failed.
Please choose a valid group.
This group '%1 'does not exist. Should it be created?
Create
Do Not Create
Creation of group '%1 'failed.
There already exists a public entry.
Host Already Exists
Please enter a hostname or an IP address.
No Hostname/ IP-Address
The host '%1 'already exists.
Unnamed
You have specified public read access for this directory, but the guest account %1 does not have the necessary read permissions; do you want to continue anyway?
Warning
You have specified public write access for this directory, but the guest account %1 does not have the necessary write permissions; do you want to continue anyway?
You have specified write access to the user %1 for this directory, but the user does not have the necessary write permissions; do you want to continue anyway?
You have specified read access to the user %1 for this directory, but the user does not have the necessary read permissions; do you want to continue anyway?
Error while opening file
Joining the domain %1 failed.
Please enter a password for the user %1
Adding the user %1 to the Samba user database failed.
Removing the user %1 from the Samba user database failed.
Please enter a password for the user %1
Changing the password of the user %1 failed.
Samba Configuration here you can configure your SAMBA server.
Use the share security level if you have a home network or a small office network. It allows everyone to read the list of all your shared directories and printers before a login is required.
Use the user security level if you have a bigger network and you do not want to allow everyone to read your list of shared directories and printers without a login. If you want to run your Samba server as a Primary Domain controller (PDC) you also have to set this option.
Use the server security level if you have a big network and the samba server should validate the username/ password by passing it to another SMB server, such as an NT box.
Use the domain security level if you have a big network and the samba server should validate the username/ password by passing it to a Windows NT Primary or Backup Domain Controller.
Use the ADS security level if you have a big network and the samba server should act as a domain member in an ADS realm.
& Hide
& Veto Oplock
Some files you have selected are hidden because they start with a dot; do you want to uncheck all files starting with a dot?
Files Starting With Dot
Uncheck Hidden
Keep Hidden
Some files you have selected are matched by the wildcarded string '%1 '; do you want to uncheck all files matching '%1'?
Wildcarded String
Uncheck Matches
Keep Selected
The SAMBA configuration file'smb. conf 'could not be found; make sure you have SAMBA installed.
Specify Location
smb. conf_BAR_Samba conf. File *_BAR_All Files
Get smb. conf Location
The file %1 could not be read.
Could Not Read File
Default
Read only
Writeable
Admin
The option %1 is not supported by your Samba version
& Share
You need to be authorized to share directories.
File sharing is disabled.
Configure File Sharing...
Reading Samba configuration file...
Reading NFS configuration file...
Please enter a valid path.
Only local folders can be shared.
The folder does not exists.
Only folders can be shared.
The folder is already shared.
The administrator does not allow sharing with NFS.
Error: could not read NFS configuration file.
The administrator does not allow sharing with Samba.
Error: could not read Samba configuration file.
You have to enter a name for the Samba share.
There is already a share with the name %1. Please choose another name.
Printer Settings
Printer
Path:
& Queue:
Share all printers
Identifier
& Name:
Comment:
Main Properties
& Printing
Printer driver:
Printer driver location:
PostScript
Printing:
root preexec:
root postexec:
Tuning
Min print space:
& Logging
Status
Not shared
& Shared
Base Options
This is a text field that is seen next to a share when a client queries the server, either via the network neighborhood or via net view, to list what shares are available.
Hosts deny:
Guest & account:
& Read only
Guests allowed
This is a username which will be used for access this directory if guests are allowed
This controls whether this share is seen in the list of available shares in a net view and in the browse list.
Checkbox lets you \\"turn off\\ "a service. If not checked, then ALL attempts to connect to the service will fail. Such failures are logged.
More Options
KB
Plugins
Another group with this name already exists. Please select a different name.
Group Name Already in Use
New Group
Add
Delete
Rename
Sqlite
Appearance
Change appearance settings
Groups
Network
Network and Downloads
Verification
Advanced
Advanced Options
Transfer Plugins
Name
Status
Size
Progress
Speed
File
Checksum
KGet Transfer
n/ a
Stalled
%1/ s
Start
Stop
Error
Type
Hash
Downloading....
Stopped
Are you sure that you want to remove the group named %1?
Remove Group
Are you sure that you want to remove the following groups?
Remove groups
The file %1 already exists. Overwrite?
Overwrite existing file?
Unable to save to: %1
My Downloads
New Download
Enter URL:
Malformed URL: %1
Malformed URL, protocol missing: %1
Download it again?
Delete it and download again?
File already downloaded. Download anyway?
File already exists
Plugin loader could not load the plugin: %1
Not deleting %1 as it is a directory.
Not deleting %1 as it is not a local file.
Quit KGet
The computer will now turn off, as all downloads have completed.
Verification failed.
%1 would become %2
Change string
Change mode
Append
Replace file
Downloading Metalink File....
File Selection
Engine name:
Open
Download first
Download normally
Download last
Do Not Download
Delete File(s)
Move File
Select a directory to move the data to.
Yes
Down Speed
Up Speed
Choked
Score
Downloaded
Interesting
Download speed
Upload speed
Seeders
Leechers
Times Downloaded
Advanced Details for %1
Files
Trackers
Malformed URL.
Priority
Preview
% Complete
First
Normal
Pending
Number of the chunk
Download speed of the chunk
& Advanced Details
& Scan Files
Downloading Torrent File....
Changing destination
Finished
Analyzing torrent....
Seeding....
Select a default torrent folder
Select a default temporary folder
Error: %1
Connections
Tracker
Not connected
Failed to seek file %1: %2
Failed to write to file %1: %2
Parse Error
Unable to create %1: %2
Not started
Download completed
Seeding
Downloading
Queued for downloading
Checking data
Unable to resolve hostname %1
Cannot open file: %1: %2
Configure script
Edit Script
KGet
Download Manager
Unknown
Undefined
Never
Marginal
Full
Ultimate
Unlimited
Failed
Error:
Information:
Group Settings for %1
Tag Settings for the groups
Remove Tag
Add Tag
Transfer Details
Rename File
Rename %1 to:
& Rename
Add checksum
Transfer Verification for %1
Import dropped files
Unable to load: %1
Metalink Version 4.0 file (*. meta4)
Metalink Version 3.0 file (*. metalink)
Define the saving location.
File Properties
Enter a filename.
Enter at least one URL.
Mirror
Transfer History
& Open File
Source File
Destination
File Size
Download again
Delete selected
Open file
Transfer Settings for %1
Destination unmodified
%1 of %2
Sticky
The dropped file is a KGet Transfer List
& Download
& Load transfer list
Show Main Window
Hide Main Window
Drop Target
You can drag download links into the drop target.
%1(%2) %3
%1(%2% %3/ %4) Speed: %5/ s
Drop target has been hidden. If you want to show it again, go to Settings- > Configure KGet- > Look & Feel.
Hiding drop target
Details for: %1
All downloads
Finished downloads
Transfers:
Downloads
Transfer details:
Import Links
& Download Checked
File Name
File Type
& Select All Filtered
& Select All
Deselect All Filtered
Show Drop Target
List Selected Links
Unable to start the server: %1.
KGet Web Interface
File name
Remove
Source:
Saving to:
Settings
Enter URL:
Refresh download list every
Save Settings
An advanced download manager for KDE
(C) 2005 - 2009, The KGet developers (C) 2001 - 2002, Patrick Charbonnier (C) 2002, Carsten Pfeiffer (C) 1998 - 2000, Matej Koss
kget@kde. org
Maintainer, Core Developer, Torrent Plugin Author
Dario Massarin
Core Developer
Urs Wolfer
Manolo Valdes
Core Developer, Multithreaded Plugin Author
Developer
Patrick Charbonnier
Former Developer
Carsten Pfeiffer
Matej Koss
BTCore (KTorrent) Developer
Start KGet with drop target
Start KGet with hidden main window
Start KGet without drop target animation
URL(s) to download
KGet Transfer List
Export Transfers
& New Download...
& Import Transfers...
& Export Transfers List...
& Export Transfers as Plain Text...
Auto-Paste Mode
Auto paste button toggles the auto-paste mode on and off. When set, KGet will periodically scan the clipboard for URLs and paste them automatically.
Use KGet as Konqueror Download Manager
Remove Selected
Remove All Finished
Redownload Selected
Start / Resume All
Start / Resume Selected
Stop All
Stop Selected
Start / Resume
Open Destination
Open File
Show Details
Copy URL to Clipboard
& Transfer History
& Group Settings
& Transfer Settings
Import & Links...
This is the first time you have run KGet. Would you like to enable KGet as the download manager for Konqueror?
Konqueror Integration
Enable
Do Not Enable
All Openable Files
Downloads completed
Some transfers are still running. Are you sure you want to close KGet?
Confirm Quit
Enter Group Name
Group name:
Confirm transfer delete
KGet has been temporarily disabled as download manager for Konqueror. If you want to disable it forever, go to Settings- > Advanced and disable "Use as download manager for Konqueror".
Your names
Your emails
Limit Maximum Downloads Per Group
Number of downloads:
Downloads from the same server:
Speed Limit
Global download limit:
KiB/ s
Global upload limit:
Per transfer:
Reconnect on Error or Broken Connection
Number of retries:
Retry after:
After Completing Downloads
Auto shutdown
Auto disconnect
Disable confirmation dialogs (less verbosity)
Enable system tray icon
At startup:
Restore Download State
Start All Downloads
Stop All Downloads
History
History backend:
Integration
Use as download manager for Konqueror
Monitor clipboard for files to download
Startup
Show splashscreen
Enable animations
Show drop target
Transfer List
Automatic verification:
Automatic verification
Keyservers:
Enable Web Interface
Mode:
Number of threads:
Number of simultaneous file downloads:
Number of mirrors per file:
Number of connections per URL:
Engine Name
Number of chunks found:
Number of chunks failed:
Number of chunks not downloaded:
Number of chunks downloaded:
Cancel
Upload limit per transfer:
No Limit
Download limit per transfer:
Folders
Default torrent folder:
Default temporary folder
Remove Webseed
Downloaded:
Left:
Size:
Remove Tracker
Update Trackers
Stats
Seeders:
Download speed:
Upload speed:
File Settings
Filename:
Username:
Description:
Edit....
Configure....
Transfer Settings
Download Destination:
Not set
KiB
Upload Limit:
Download Limit:
Mirrors
Destination:
Transfer group:
Status:
Verification:
Files:
Version:
Name:
Name of the publisher
URL to the publisher
*. metalink *. meta4_BAR_Metalink file (*. metalink *. meta4)
General URL:
Create checksums:
Mirror:
Number of connections:
Enter a URL
Group Settings
Default folder:
Maximum download speed:
Maximum upload speed:
Tag Settings
Available tags:
TextLabel
Hash type:
Clear History
Date
Filter History
Delete Selected
Download
Creation:
Expiration:
& Import Links
Show:
Does Not Contain
Check Selected
& File
& Downloads
& Settings
& Help
Main Toolbar
Delayed
Name of the license
URL to the license
Destination file %1 already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite destination
Queued
Current Tracker
Scrape
We are sorry
Rename transfer
kBi
Cannot expand file: %1
& Transfer History...
& Group Settings...
& Transfer Settings...
Speed limit
& Import links
Default Download Folders
extRegExp, defaultFolder
Downloading..
Advanced-Details for %1
Downloads number:
%1 GB
%1 KB
%1 B
kBi/ s
Not Deleted
Konqueror Integration disabled
Cannot expand file %1
Error writing to %1
Cannot expand file
Bittorrent-Speedlimits
Speed-Limits
of
Hide drop target
DlgAdvanced
Folder does not exist: %1
& Dock
Connection from %1
Call "%1 %2 %3" failed
TLS
The server certificate is invalid. Do you want to continue?
Certificate Warning
The login details are incorrect. Do you want to try again?
The Zeroconf daemon (mdnsd) is not running.
KDE has been built without Zeroconf support.
Protocol name
Socket name
Take a photo
No Avatar
Someone Has Added You
The contact %2 has added you to his/ her contact list. (Account %3)
Contacts
Information
Email
New Address Book Entry
Name the new entry:
Start & Chat...
& Send Single Message...
User & Info
Send & File...
View & History...
& Create Group...
Visible when offline
Change Meta Contact...
& Delete Contact
Change Alias...
& Block Contact
Unblock Contact
Choose the corresponding entry for '%1 '
Choose the corresponding entry in the address book
Address Book Association
Select Avatar
Default Identity
Online
Away
Connecting
Invisible
Offline
Unknown
Copying
Source
Destination
File transfer %1 completed.
File transfer %1 failed.
You cancelled file transfer %1
File transfer %1 cancelled.
Kopete File Transfer
Sorry, sending files which are not stored locally is not yet supported by this protocol. Please copy this file to your computer and try again.
File Transfer
You must provide a valid local filename
You do not have permission to write to selected file
The file '%1 'already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
Overwrite File
You do not have permission to write to selected directory
You must provide a valid local directory
Kopete Avatar Selector Widget Test
Michaël Larouche
larouche@kde. org
kopetewallettest
kopetepasswordtest
Config group to store password in
Set password to new
Claim password was erroneous
Password prompt
Image to display in password dialog
Hopefully this popped up because you set the password to the empty string.
Outgoing Message Sent
A contact sent you a buzz/ nudge.
An error has occurred while creating a new chat window. The chat window has not been created.
Error While Creating Chat Window
Account Offline
A network connection was disconnected. The application is now in offline mode. Do you want the application to resume network operations when the network is available again?
This application is currently in offline mode. Do you want to connect?
This application is currently in offline mode. Do you want to connect in order to carry out this operation?
Leave Offline Mode?
Connect
Stay Offline
You have been disconnected.
Connection Lost.
Kopete lost the channel used to talk to the instant messaging system. This can be because either your internet access went down, the service is experiencing problems, or the service disconnected you because you tried to connect with the same account from another location. Try connecting again later.
Cannot connect with the instant messaging server or peers.
Cannot connect.
This means Kopete cannot reach the instant messaging server or peers. This can be because either your internet access is down or the server is experiencing problems. Try connecting again later.
More Information...
You have been disconnected
You have connected from another client or computer to the account '%1 '
Most proprietary Instant Messaging services do not allow you to connect from more than one location. Check that nobody is using your account without your permission. If you need a service that supports connection from various locations at the same time, use the Jabber protocol.
You are not allowed to add yourself to the contact list. The addition of "%1" to account "%2" will not take place.
Error Creating Contact
%2
& Edit...
Allows you to modify the selected account
& New...
Create a new dialup connection to the Internet
Copy
Makes a copy of the selected account. All settings of the selected account are copied to a new account that you can modify to fit your needs
Delete
Deletes the selected account Use with care!
Phone costs:
This shows the accumulated phone costs for the selected account. Important: If you have more than one account - beware, this is NOT the sum of the phone costs of all your accounts!
Volume:
This shows the number of bytes transferred for the selected account (not for all of your accounts. You can select what to display in the accounting dialog. More on volume accounting
& Reset...
& View Logs
Maximum number of accounts reached.
Do you want to use the wizard to create the new account or the standard, dialog-based setup? The wizard is easier and sufficient in most cases. If you need very special settings, you might want to try the standard, dialog-based setup.
Create New Account
& Wizard
& Manual Setup
No account selected.
Are you sure you want to delete the account "%1"?
Confirm
Delete
New Account
Edit Account:
Dial
Dial Setup
IP
IP Setup
Gateway
Gateway Setup
DNS
DNS Servers
Login Script
Edit Login Script
Execute
Execute Programs
Accounting
You must enter a unique account name
Login script has unbalanced loop Start/ End
Byte
KiB
MiB
GiB
Reset Accounting
What to Reset
Reset the accumulated phone costs
Check this to set the phone costs to zero. Typically you will want to do this once a month.
Reset & volume accounting
Check this to set the volume accounting to zero. Typically you will want to do this once a month.
& Enable accounting
Check for rule updates
Selected:
Volume accounting:
No Accounting
Bytes In
Bytes Out
Bytes In & Out
Available Rules
(none)
Connecting to:
Unable to create modem lock file.
Looking for modem...
& Log
Connecting to: %1
Running pre-startup command...
Modem device is locked.
Initializing modem...
Setting
Setting speaker volume...
Turning off dial tone waiting...
Waiting for callback...
Dialing %1
Line busy. Hanging up...
Line busy. Waiting: %1 seconds
No Dial Tone
No carrier. Waiting: %1 seconds
No Carrier
Digital Line Protection Detected.
A Digital Line Protection (DLP) error response has been detected. Please disconnect the phone line. Do NOT connect this modem to a digital phone line or the modem could get permanently damaged
Scanning %1
Saving %1
Sending %1
Expecting %1
Pause %1 seconds
Timeout %1 seconds
Hangup
Answer
ID %1
Password %1
Prompting %1
PW Prompt %1
Loop Start %1
ERROR: Nested too deep, ignored.
Loops nested too deeply.
Loop End %1
LoopEnd without matching Start. Line: %1
Starting pppd...
Scan Var: %1
Found: %1
Looping: %1
One moment please...
Script timed out.
Scanning: %1
Expecting: %1
Logging on to network...
Running startup command...
Done
None
Hardware [CRTSCTS]
pppd command + command-line arguments exceed 2024 characters in length.
Connected at:
Time connected:
Session bill:
Total bill:
& Disconnect
Details
Connection: %1 Connected at: %2 Time connected: %3
Session Bill: %1 Total Bill: %2
Login Script Debug Window
& Close
Details
Disconnect
Connection & name:
Type in a unique name for this connection
Phone number:
& Add...
& Remove
Specifies the phone numbers to dial. You can supply multiple numbers here, simply click on "Add". You can arrange the order the numbers are tried by using the arrow buttons. When a number is busy or fails, kppp will try the next number and so on
Authentication:
Script-based
PAP
Terminal-based
CHAP
PAP/ CHAP
Specifies the method used to identify yourself to the PPP server. Most universities still use Terminal- or Script-based authentication, while most ISP use PAP and/ or CHAP. If unsure, contact your ISP. If you can choose between PAP and CHAP, choose CHAP, because it is much safer. If you do not know whether PAP or CHAP is right, choose PAP/ CHAP.
Store & password
When this is turned on, your ISP password will be saved in kppp's config file, so you do not need to type it in every time. Warning: your password will be stored as plain text in the config file, which is readable only to you. Make sure nobody gains access to this file!
& Callback type:
Administrator-defined
User-defined
Callback type
Callback number:
Callback phone number
Customize & pppd Arguments...
Here you can select commands to run at certain stages of the connection. The commands are run with your real user id, so you cannot run any commands here requiring root permissions (unless, of course, you are root). Be sure to supply the whole path to the program otherwise kppp might be unable to find it.
& Before connect:
Allows you to run a program before a connection is established. It is called immediately before dialing has begun. This might be useful, e. g. to stop HylaFAX blocking the modem.
& Upon connect:
Allows you to run a program after a connection is established. When your program is called, all preparations for an Internet connection are finished. Very useful for fetching mail and news
Before & disconnect:
Allows you to run a program before a connection is closed. The connection will stay open until the program exits.
Upon disconnect:
Allows you to run a program after a connection has been closed.
Configuration
Dynamic IP address
Select this option when your computer gets an internet address (IP) every time a connection is made. Almost every Internet Service Provider uses this method, so this should be turned on.
Static IP address
Select this option when your computer has a fixed internet address (IP). Most computers do not have one, so you should probably select dynamic IP addressing unless you know what you are doing.
& IP address:
If your computer has a permanent internet address, you must supply your IP address here.
& Subnet mask:
If your computer has a static Internet address, you must supply a network mask here. In almost all cases this netmask will be 255.255.255.0, but your mileage may vary. If unsure, contact your Internet Service Provider
& Auto-configure hostname from this IP
Whenever you connect, this reconfigures your hostname to match the IP address you got from the PPP server. This may be useful if you need to use a protocol which depends on this information, but it can also cause several problems. Do not enable this unless you really need it.
Selecting this option might cause some weird problems with the X-server and applications while kppp is connected. Do not use it unless you know what you are doing. For more information take a look at the handbook (or help) in the "Frequently asked questions" section.
Warning
Domain & name:
If you enter a domain name here, this domain name is used for your computer while you are connected. When the connection is closed, the original domain name of your computer is restored. If you leave this field blank, no changes are made to the domain name.
Configuration:
Automatic
Manual
DNS & IP address:
Allows you to specify a new DNS server to be used while you are connected. When the connection is closed, this DNS entry will be removed again. To add a DNS server, type in the IP address of the DNS server here and click on Add
& Add
Click this button to add the DNS server specified in the field above. The entry will then be added to the list below
Click this button to remove the selected DNS server entry from the list below
DNS address & list:
This shows all defined DNS servers to use while you are connected. Use the Add and Remove buttons to modify the list
& Disable existing DNS servers during connection
When this option is selected, all DNS servers specified in / etc/ resolv. conf are temporary disabled while the dialup connection is established. After the connection is closed, the servers will be re-enabled Typically, there is no reason to use this option, but it may become useful under some circumstances.
Default gateway
This makes the PPP peer computer (the computer you are connected to with your modem) to act as a gateway. Your computer will send all packets not going to a computer inside your local net to this computer, which will route these packets. This is the default for most ISPs, so you should probably leave this option on.
Static gateway
Allows you to specify which computer you want to use as gateway (see Default Gateway above)
Gateway & IP address:
& Assign the default route to this gateway
If this option is enabled, all packets not going to the local net are routed through the PPP connection. Normally, you should turn this on
& Insert
Add Phone Number
Enter a phone number:
pppd version:
pppd & timeout:
sec
kppp will wait this number of seconds to see if a PPP connection is established. If no connection is made in this time frame, kppp will give up and kill pppd.
Dock into panel on connect
After a connection is established, the window is minimized and a small icon in the KDE panel represents this window. Clicking on this icon will restore the window to its original location and size.
Automatic redial on disconnect
When a connection is established and it somehow gets disconnected, kppp will try to reconnect to the same account. See here for more on this topic.
Automatic redial on NO & CARRIER
When dialing if modem returns NO CARRIER the program will make a new attempt to redial instead of waiting for user to click < CANCEL > button.
& Show clock on caption
When this option is checked, the window title shows the time since a connection was established. Very useful, so you should turn this on
Disconnect on X server shutdown
Checking this option will close any open connection when the X-server is shut down. You should enable this option unless you know what you are doing. See here for more on this.
& Quit on disconnect
When this option is turned on, kppp will be closed when you disconnect
Minimize window on connect
Iconifies kppp's window when a connection is established
Modem & name:
Type in a unique name for this modem
Modem device:
This specifies the serial port your modem is attached to. On Linux/ x86, typically this is either / dev/ ttyS0 (COM1 under DOS) or / dev/ ttyS1 (COM2 under DOS). If you have an internal ISDN card with AT command emulation (most cards under Linux support this), you should select one of the / dev/ ttyIx devices.
& Flow control:
Software [XON/ XOFF]
Specifies how the serial port and modem communicate. You should not change this unless you know what you are doing. Default: CRTSCTS
& Line termination:
Specifies how AT commands are sent to your modem. Most modems will work fine with the default CR/ LF. If your modem does not react to the init string, you should try different settings here Default: CR/ LF
Connection speed:
Specifies the speed your modem and the serial port talk to each other. You should begin with at least 115200 bits/ sec (or more if you know that your serial port supports higher speeds). If you have connection problems, try to reduce this value.
& Use lock file
To prevent other programs from accessing the modem while a connection is established, a file can be created to indicate that the modem is in use. On Linux an example file would be / var/ lock/ LCK.. ttyS1 Here you can select whether this locking will be done. Default: On
Modem & timeout:
This specifies how long kppp waits for a CONNECT response from your modem. The recommended value is 30 seconds.
& Wait for dial tone before dialing
Normally the modem waits for a dial tone from your phone line, indicating that it can start to dial a number. If your modem does not recognize this sound, or your local phone system does not emit such a tone, uncheck this option Default:: On
Busy wait:
Specifies the number of seconds to wait before redial if all dialed numbers are busy. This is necessary because some modems get stuck if the same number is busy too often. The default is 0 seconds, you should not change this unless you need to.
Modem & volume:
Most modems have a speaker which makes a lot of noise when dialing. Here you can either turn this completely off or select a lower volume. If this does not work for your modem, you must modify the modem volume command.
Modem asserts CD line
This controls how kppp detects that the modem is not responding. Unless you are having problems with this, do not modify this setting. Default: Off
Modem Commands...
Allows you to change the AT command for your modem.
& Query Modem...
Most modems support the ATI command set to find out vendor and revision of your modem. Press this button to query your modem for this information. It can be useful to help you set up the modem
& Terminal...
Opens the built-in terminal program. You can use this if you want to play around with your modem's AT command set
& Enable throughput graph
Graph Colors
Background:
& Text:
Input bytes:
Output bytes:
Connect to:
Use & modem:
& Login ID:
Type in the username that you got from your ISP. This is especially important for PAP and CHAP. You may omit this when you use terminal-based or script-based authentication. Important: case is important here: myusername is not the same as MyUserName.
& Password:
Type in the password that you got from your ISP. This is especially important for PAP and CHAP. You may omit this when you use terminal-based or script-based authentication. Important: case is important here: mypassword is not the same as MyPassword.
Show log window
This controls whether a log window is shown. A log window shows the communication between kppp and your modem. This will help you in tracking down problems. Turn it off if kppp routinely connects without problems
Configure...
& Connect
No such Modem: %1 Falling back to default
No such Account: %1
KPPP Configuration
& Accounts
Account Setup
& Modems
Modems Setup
& Graph
Throughput Graph
Misc
Miscellaneous Settings
Timeout expired while waiting for the PPP interface to come up.
The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!
Exit status: %1
See'man pppd 'for an explanation of the error codes or take a look at the kppp FAQ on %1
Error
& Details
kppp's helper process just died. Since further execution would be pointless, kppp will shut down now.
Cannot find the PPP daemon! Make sure that pppd is installed and that you have entered the correct path.
kppp cannot execute: %1 Please make sure that you have given kppp setuid permission and that pppd is executable.
kppp can not find: %1 Please make sure you have setup your modem device properly and/ or adjust the location of the modem device on the modem tab of the setup dialog.
You have selected the authentication method PAP or CHAP. This requires that you supply a username and a password.
Cannot create PAP/ CHAP authentication file "%1"
You must specify a telephone number.
Disconnecting...
Executing command before disconnection.
Announcing disconnection.
Exiting kPPP will close your PPP Session.
Quit kPPP?
Can not load the accounting ruleset "%1".
Recent Changes in KPPP
From version 1.4.8 on, kppp has a new feature called "Quickhelp". It is similar to a tooltip, but you can activate it whenever you want. To activate it, simply click on a control (like a button or a label) with the right mouse button. If the item supports Quickhelp, a popup menu will appear leading to Quickhelp. To test it, right-click somewhere in this text.
Do not show this hint again
This is an example of QuickHelp. This window will stay open until you click a mouse button or a press a key.
Login Terminal Window
A dialer and front-end to pppd
KPPP
(c) 1999-2002, The KPPP Developers
Harri Porten
Current maintainer
Bernd Wuebben
Original author
Mario Weilguni
Connect using'account_name '
Connect using'modem_name '
Terminate an existing connection
Quit after end of connection
Check syntax of rule_file
Enable test-mode
Use the specified device
kppp can not create or read from %1.
kppp has detected a %1 file. Another instance of kppp seems to be running under process-ID %2. Please click Exit, make sure that you are not running another kppp, delete the pid file, and restart kppp. Alternatively, if you have determined that there is no other kppp running, please click Continue to begin.
Exit
Kppp Mini-Terminal
& Reset Modem
MiniTerm - A terminal emulation for KPPP (c) 1997 Bernd Johannes Wuebben < wuebben\@kde\.org > (c) 1998 Harri Porten < porten\@kde\.org > (c) 1998 Mario Weilguni < mweilguni\@kde\.org > This program is published under the GNU GPL (GNU General Public License)
& File
& Modem
Close MiniTerm
Reset Modem
Help
Initializing Modem
Modem Ready
Hanging up...
Resetting Modem
Edit Modem Commands
Pre-init delay (sec/ 100):
Initialization string %1:
Post-init delay (sec/ 100):
Dialing speed (sec/ 100):
Init & response:
No dial tone detection:
Dial & string:
Connect response:
Busy response:
No carrier response:
No dial tone response:
& Hangup string:
Hangup response:
Answer string:
Ring response:
Answer response:
DLP response:
Escape string:
Escape response:
Guard time (sec/ 50):
Volume off/ low/ high:
Unable to open modem.
Unable to detect state of CD line.
The modem is not ready.
The modem is busy.
Modem Ready.
Can not restore tty settings: tcsetattr()
The modem does not respond.
Unknown speed
Select Modem Type
To set up your modem, first choose its vendor in the list to the left, and then select the model from the right list. If you do not know which modem you have, you can try out one of the "Generic" modems.
< Generic >
Hayes(tm) compatible modem
ATI Query
Modem query timed out.
Modem Query Results
Maximum number of modems reached.
No modem selected.
Are you sure you want to delete the modem "%1"?
New Modem
Edit Modem:
& Device
Serial Device
Modem Settings
You must enter a unique modem name
Customize pppd Arguments
Argument:
The application-specific config file could not be opened in either read-write or read-only mode. The superuser might have to change its ownership by issuing the following command in your home directory: chown {YourUsername}. kde/ share/ config/ kppprc
%1_copy
Cannot open any of the following logfiles:
You have launched pppd before the remote server was ready to establish a PPP connection. Please use the terminal-based login to verify
You have not started the PPP software on the peer system.
Check that you supplied the correct username and password.
You should not pass'lock 'as an argument to pppd. Check / etc/ ppp/ options and ~/. ppprc
The remote system does not seem to answer to configuration request. Contact your provider.
You have passed an invalid option to pppd. See'man pppd 'for a complete list of valid arguments.
Notice that the remote system has sent the following message: "%1" This may give you a hint why the connection has failed.
Unable to provide help.
KPPP could not prepare a PPP log. It is very likely that pppd was started without the "debug" option. Without this option it is difficult to find out PPP problems, so in general the debug option should be used. Enable debug now, and restart pppd?
Restart pppd
Do Not Restart
The "debug" option has been added. You should now try to reconnect. If that fails again, you will get a PPP log that may help you to track down the connection problem.
PPP Log
Write to File
kppp's diagnosis (just guessing):
The PPP log has been saved as "%1". If you want to send a bug report, or have problems connecting to the Internet, please attach this file. It will help the maintainers to find the bug and to improve KPPP
kppp Statistics
Statistics
Local Addr:
Remote Addr:
bytes in
bytes out
packets in
packets out
vjcomp in
vjcomp out
vjunc in
vjunc out
vjerr
non-vj
%1 (max. %2) kb/ sec
unavailable
You will be asked a few questions on information which is needed to establish an Internet connection with your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Make sure you have the registration form from your ISP handy. If you have any problems, try the online help first. If any information is missing, contact your ISP.
Select the location where you plan to use this account from the list below. If your country or location is not listed, you have to create the account with the normal, dialog based setup. If you click "Cancel", the dialog based setup will start.
Select your Internet Service Provider (ISP) from the list below. If the ISP is not in this list, you have to click on "Cancel" and create this account using the normal, dialog-based setup. Click on "Next" when you have finished your selection.
To log on to your ISP, kppp needs the username and the password you got from your ISP. Type in this information in the fields below. Word case is important here.
Username:
Password:
If you need a special dial prefix (e. g. if you are using a telephone switch) you can specify it here. This prefix is dialed just before the phone number. If you have a telephone switch, you probably need to write "0" or "0," here.
Dial prefix:
Finished! A new account has been created. Click "Finish" to go back to the setup dialog. If you want to check the settings of the newly created account, you can use "Edit" in the setup dialog.
Your names
Your emails
kppp: no rulefile specified
kppp: rulefile "%s" not found
kppp: rulefiles must have the extension ". rst"
kppp: error parsing the ruleset
kppp: parse error in line %d
kppp: rulefile does not contain a default rule
kppp: rulefile does not contain a "name=..." line
kppp: rulefile is ok
You are not allowed to dial out with kppp. Contact your system administrator.
Cannot find the PPP daemon. Make sure that pppd is installed.
You do not have the permission to start pppd. Contact your system administrator and ask to get access to pppd.
You do not have sufficient permission to run: %1 Please make sure that kppp is owned by root and has the SUID bit set.
%1 is missing or can not be read. Ask your system administrator to create this file (can be empty) with appropriate read and write permissions.
Restore
Minimize
CSV
Export to a text file, using semicolons as separators. Can be used for spreadsheet programs like KSpread.
HTML
Export to a HTML Page. Can be used for easy exchange over the Internet.
Export Wizard for kPPP Logs
List with possible output formats
Please choose the output format on the left side.
Selection of Filetype
Filename:
[No file selected]
& Select File...
Select the filename of the exported output file
Selection of Filename
File Format
Please Choose File
Connection log for %1
Loading log files
KPPP log viewer
KPPP Log Viewer
Monthly Log
& File
(c) 1999-2002, The KPPP Developers
Bernd Wuebben
Mario Weilguni
Harri Porten
Run in KPPP mode
%1 KiB
%1 MiB
%1s
%1m %2s
%1h %2m %3s
Connection
Day
From
Until
Duration
Costs
Bytes In
Bytes Out
All Connections
& Prev Month
& Next Month
Current Month
& Export...
Statistics:
n/ a
Monthly estimates
Connection log for %1 %2
No connection log for %1 %2 available
A document with this name already exists.
Overwrite file?
An error occurred while trying to open this file
Sorry
Monthly estimates (%1)
An error occurred while trying to write to this file.
Your names
Your emails
& Overwrite
KDE remote desktop connection
(c) 2007-2009, Urs Wolfer (c) 2001-2003, Tim Jansen (c) 2002-2003, Arend van Beelen jr. (c) 2000-2002, Const Kaplinsky (c) 2000, Tridia Corporation (c) 1999, ATT Laboratories Boston (c) 1999-2003, Matthew Chapman (c) 2009, Collabora Ltd
Tim Jansen
Arend van Beelen jr.
Initial RDP backend
KDE Remote Desktop Client started
New Connection
Switch to Full Screen Mode
Full Screen
View Only
Disconnect
Show Local Cursor
Local Cursor
Scale Remote Screen to Fit Window Size
Scale
The entered address does not have the required form.
Malformed URL
Connecting to %1
Authenticating at %1
Connected to %1
KDE Remote Desktop Client (Full Screen)
Close Tab
Switch to Window Mode
Window Mode
Connect to:
Remote Desktops
Remote View Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Show the preferences dialog for new connections
Tab Settings
Right
Connection
Desktop & resolution:
Here you can specify the resolution of the remote desktop. This resolution determines the size of the desktop that will be presented to you.
Minimal (640x480)
Small (800x600)
Normal (1024x768)
Large (1280x1024)
Very Large (1600x1200)
Custom Resolution (...)
& Width:
This is the width of the remote desktop. You can only change this value manually if you select Custom as desktop resolution above.
Height:
This is the height of the remote desktop. You can only change this value manually if you select Custom as desktop resolution above.
Desktop & type:
& Keyboard layout:
Use this to specify your keyboard layout. This layout setting is used to send the correct keyboard codes to the server.
Arabic (ar)
Czech (cs)
Danish (da)
German (de)
Swiss German (de-ch)
British English (en-gb)
US English (en-us)
Spanish (es)
Estonian (et)
Finnish (fi)
Faroese (fo)
French (fr)
Belgian (fr-be)
French Canadian (fr-ca)
Swiss French (fr-ch)
Croatian (hr)
Hungarian (hu)
Icelandic (is)
Italian (it)
Japanese (ja)
Korean (ko)
Lithuanian (lt)
Latvian (lv)
Macedonian (mk)
Dutch (nl)
Belgian Dutch (nl-be)
Norwegian (no)
Polish (pl)
Portuguese (pt)
Brazilian (pt-br)
Russian (ru)
Slovenian (sl)
Swedish (sv)
Thai (th)
Turkish (tr)
Type
Colour Depth
Resolution
Color & depth:
Low Color (8 Bit)
High Color (16 Bit)
True Color (24 Bit)
Expert Options
Attach to Windows Server console
Extra options:
Connection type:
Use this to specify the performance of your connection. Note that you should select the speed of the weakest link - even if you have a high speed connection, it will not help you if the remote computer uses a slow modem. Choosing a level of quality that is too high on a slow link will cause slower response times. Choosing a lower quality will increase latencies in high speed connections and results in lower image quality, especially in'Low Quality 'mode.
High Quality (LAN, direct connection)
Medium Quality (DSL, Cable, fast Internet)
Low Quality (Modem, ISDN, slow Internet)
KDE Remote Desktop Client
Remove
General Configuration
Hosts
Host Configuration
Plugin Configuration
Show this dialog again for this host
New Konsole Connection...
KRDC Konsole Connection
(C) 2009, Abner Silva
Enter Username
Access to the system requires a password.
The authentication key is invalid.
Invalid authentication key
An error has occurred during the connection to the NX server.
New NX Connection...
Could not start "rdesktop"; make sure rdesktop is properly installed.
Connection attempt to host failed.
Connection Failure
The version of "rdesktop" you are using (%1) is too old: rdesktop 1.3.2 or greater is required.
New RDP Connection...
The application "rdesktop" cannot be found on your system; make sure it is properly installed if you need RDP support.
VNC authentication failed because of too many authentication tries.
VNC authentication failed.
Authentication failed. Please try again.
New VNC Connection...
Remote desktop:
& Switch to Fullscreen Mode
Preparing desktop...
Switches to full screen. If the remote desktop has a different screen resolution, Remote Desktop Connection will automatically switch to the nearest resolution.
Original VNC viewer and protocol design
Start in regular window
unknown
Shared Desktop
Standalone Desktop
default
Enter the hostname and display number
& Search:
Scope:
An administrator can configure the network to have several scopes. If this is the case, you can select the scope to scan here.
It is not possible to connect to a local desktop sharing service.
The connection to the host has been interrupted.
Unknown error.
Unknown Error
Name
Protocol
Refused uninvited connection attempt from %1
Accepted uninvited connection from %1
Received connection from %1, on hold (waiting for confirmation)
Failed login attempt from %1: wrong password
New Connection
Accept Connection
Refuse Connection
Invitation
& Manage Invitations (%1)...
An invitation creates a one-time password that allows the receiver to connect to your desktop. It is valid for only one successful connection and will expire after an hour if it has not been used. When somebody connects to your computer a dialog will appear and ask you for permission. The connection will not be established before you accept it. In this dialog you can also restrict the other person to view your desktop only, without the ability to move your mouse pointer or press keys. If you want to create a permanent password for Desktop Sharing, allow'Uninvited Connections' in the configuration.
%1@%2 (shared desktop)
Your X11 Server does not support the required XTest extension version 2.2. Sharing your desktop is not possible.
Desktop Sharing Error
VNC-compatible server to share KDE desktops
Desktop Sharing
(c) 2007, Alessandro Praduroux (c) 2001-2003, Tim Jansen (c) 2001, Johannes E. Schindelin (c) 2000, heXoNet Support GmbH, D-66424 Homburg (c) 2000-2001, Const Kaplinsky (c) 2000, Tridia Corporation (c) 1999, ATT Laboratories Boston
Alessandro Praduroux
KDE4 porting
Tim Jansen
Ian Reinhart Geiser
DCOP interface
Johannes E. Schindelin
libvncserver
Const Kaplinsky
TightVNC encoder
Tridia Corporation
ZLib encoder
ATT Laboratories Boston
original VNC encoders and protocol design
Jens Wagner (heXoNet Support GmbH)
X11 update scanner, original code base
Jason Spisak
Connection side image
Karl Vogel
KDesktop background deactivation
An invitation creates a one-time password that allows the receiver to connect to your desktop. It is valid for only one successful connection and will expire after an hour if it has not been used. When somebody connects to your computer a dialog will appear and ask you for permission. The connection will not be established before you accept it. In this dialog you can also restrict the other person to view your desktop only, without the ability to move your mouse pointer or press keys. If you want to create a permanent password for Desktop Sharing, allow'Uninvited Connections' in the configuration.
When sending an invitation by email, note that everybody who reads this email will be able to connect to your computer for one hour, or until the first successful connection took place, whichever comes first. You should either encrypt the email or at least send it only in a secure network, but not over the Internet.
Send Invitation via Email
Desktop Sharing (VNC) invitation
You have been invited to a VNC session. If you have the KDE Remote Desktop Connection installed, just click on the link below. %1 Otherwise you can use any VNC client with the following parameters: Host: %2: %3 Password: %4 For security reasons this invitation will expire at %5 (%6).
Network
Security
Are you sure you want to delete all invitations?
Confirm delete Invitations
Are you sure you want to delete this invitation?
Personal Invitation
Desktop Sharing uses the VNC protocol. You can use any VNC client to connect. In KDE the client is called'Remote Desktop Connection '. Enter the host information into the client and it will connect..
This field contains the address of your computer and the display number, separated by a colon. The address is just a hint - you can use any address that can reach your computer. Desktop Sharing tries to guess your address from your network configuration, but does not always succeed in doing so. If your computer is behind a firewall it may have a different address or be unreachable for other computers.
Allow uninvited connections
Allow remote connections to control your desktop
Ask before accepting connections
Uninvited connections password:
Announce the service on the local network
Use default port
Listening port:
Attention
Somebody is requesting a connection to your computer. Granting this will allow the remote user to watch your desktop.
Remote system:
123.234.123.234
If you turn this option on, the remote user can enter keystrokes and use your mouse pointer. This gives them full control over your computer, so be careful. When the option is disabled the remote user can only watch your screen.
Allow remote user to & control keyboard and mouse
Welcome to KDE Desktop Sharing
Create a new invitation and display the connection data. Use this option if you want to invite somebody personally, for example, to give the connection data over the phone.
Create & Personal Invitation...
This button will start your email application with a pre-configured text that explains to the recipient how to connect to your computer.
Invite via & Email...
Use the default port for VNC (5900)
This is the port on which krfb will listen.
Allow remote connections to manage the desktop.
Ask before allowing a remote connection.
Allow connections without an invitation.
Password for uninvited connections.
Manage Invitations - Desktop Sharing
p, li {white-space: pre-wrap;} KDE Desktop Sharing allows you to invite somebody at a remote location to watch and possibly control your desktop. More about invitations...
Creation Time
Expire Time
Create a new personal invitation...
Click this button to create a new personal invitation.
New & Personal Invitation...
Send a new invitation via email...
Click this button to send a new invitation via email.
& New Email Invitation...
Delete all invitations
Deletes all open invitations.
Delete All
Delete the selected invitation
Delete the selected invitation. The invited person will not be able to connect using this invitation anymore.
& Delete
p, li {white-space: pre-wrap;} Personal Invitation Give the information below to the person that you want to invite (how to connect). Note that everybody who gets the password can connect, so be careful.
Host:
p, li {white-space: pre-wrap;} Help
Password:
Expiration time:
Your names
Your emails
Desktop Sharing - disconnected
Enable Remote Control
Disable Remote Control
The remote user %1 is now connected.
Desktop Sharing - connected with %1
The remote user has closed the connection.
Akonadi Console
Akonadi Management and Debugging Console
Advanced
Advanced Feed Reader Settings
Appearance
Archive
Configure Feed Archive
Browser
Configure Internal Browser Component
General
Configure Feeds
Metakit storage backend
Plugin for Akregator
Online Readers
Configure Online Readers
Akregator Online Feed Reader Support
Akregator
Feed Reader
A Feed Reader for KDE
Feed added
A new feed was remotely added to Akregator
New Articles
New articles were fetched
aKregatorPart
Blogilo
A KDE Blogging Client
Letter home/ private address
Letter business/ work address
KonsoleKalendar
Kontact Administration
KMail
Your emails
mailreader
A KDE4 Application
KAddressBook
Contact Manager
LDAP Server Settings
Configure the available LDAP servers
KAlarm Event Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for KAlarm events
KAlarm Active Alarms
Loads data from a KAlarm active alarm calendar file
KAlarm Archived Alarms
Loads data from a KAlarm archived alarm calendar file
KAlarm Calendar File
Loads data from a KAlarm calendar file
KAlarm Templates
Loads data from a KAlarm alarm template file
KAlarm
KAlarm autostart at login
Personal Alarm Scheduler
Alarms
Alarms in Local File
Provides access to an alarm calendar stored in a single local file
Alarms in Local Directory
Provides access to an alarm calendar stored in a local directory, in which each calendar item is stored in a separate file
Alarms in Remote File
Provides access to an alarm calendar in a remote file using KDE's network framework KIO
Misc
Setup misc for KJots
KJots
Note Taker
KJotsPart
Colors & Fonts Configuration
Directory Services
Configuration of directory services
DN-Attribute Order
Configure the order in which DN attributes are shown
GnuPG System
Configuration of GnuPG System options
S/ MIME Validation
Configuration of S/ MIME certificate validation options
Decrypt/ Verify File
Kleopatra Decrypt/ Verify All Files In Folder
Decrypt/ Verify All Files In Folder
Kleopatra
Certificate Manager and Unified Crypto GUI
Kleopatra Sign/ Encrypt Files
Encrypt & Sign File
Encrypt File
OpenPGP-Sign File
S/ MIME-Sign File
Kleopatra Sign/ Encrypt Folders
Archive, Sign & Encrypt Folder
Archive & Encrypt Folder
Application Octet Stream
A bodypart formatter plugin for application/ octet-stream
Mail program with a D-Bus interface
Accounts
Setup for Sending and Receiving Messages
Customize Visual Appearance
Composer
Message Composer Settings
Identities
Manage Identities
Settings that do n't fit elsewhere
Security
Security & Privacy Settings
Mail Client
Error While Checking Mail
There was an error while checking for new mail
New Mail Arrived
New mail arrived
KMail view
Setup for Newsgroup and Mail Servers
Cleanup
Preserving Disk Space
Identity
Personal Information
Posting News
Signing/ Verifying
Protect your privacy by signing and verifying postings
Reading News
KNode
News Reader
Actions
Setup actions for notes
Display
Editor
Network
Network Settings
Style
Style Settings
Popup Notes
KNotes
Notes
Notes in Local File
Akregator Plugin
Feeds
Kontact KAddressBook Plugin
Contacts
Address Book Component
Kontact KJots Plugin
Notebooks
Notebooks Component
New Messages
Mail Summary Setup
Kontact KMail Plugin
Mail
Mail Component
Kontact KNode Plugin
Usenet
Usenet Component
Kontact KNotes Plugin
Popup Notes Component
Kontact KOrganizer Journal Plugin
Journal
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events Summary Setup
Pending To-dos
Pending To-dos Summary Setup
Kontact KOrganizer Plugin
Calendar
Calendar Component
Kontact KOrganizer To-do List Plugin
To-do List
TimeTracker Plugin
Time Tracker
Time Tracker Component
Planner
Planner Setup
Planner Plugin
Planner Summary
Upcoming Special Dates
Upcoming Special Dates Summary Setup
Special Dates
Special Dates Plugin
Special Dates Summary
Special Dates Summary Component
Summaries
Summary Selection
Kontact SummaryView Plugin
Summary
Summary View
Kontact
Default KDE Kontact Component
Personal Information Manager
DBUSCalendar
Organizer with a D-Bus interface
Calendar Decoration Interface
Calendar Decoration Plugin
Calendar Plugin Interface
Calendar Plugin
KOrganizer Part Interface
KOrganizer Part
KOrganizer Print Plugin Interface
Colors and Fonts
KOrganizer Colors and Fonts Configuration
Custom Pages
Configure the Custom Pages
Free/ Busy
KOrganizer Free/ Busy Configuration
Group Scheduling
KOrganizer Group Scheduling Configuration
KOrganizer Main Configuration
Plugins
KOrganizer Plugin Configuration
Time and Date
KOrganizer Time and Date Configuration
Views
KOrganizer View Configuration
KOrganizer Reminder Client
KOrganizer Reminder Daemon Client
Calendar and Scheduling Program
KOrganizer
Personal Organizer
Date Numbers Plugin for Calendars
For each day this plugin shows its daynumber of the year at the top of the agenda view. For example, February 1 is day 32 of the year.
Jewish Calendar Plugin
Shows all dates in KOrganizer also in the Jewish calendar system.
Wikipedia Picture Of the Day Plugin for Calendars
This plugin provides the Wikipedia Picture of the Day
Journal Print Style
This plugin allows you to print out journal entries (diary entries).
List Print Style
This plugin allows you to print out events and to-dos in list form.
What's Next Print Style
This plugin allows you to print out a list of all upcoming events and to-dos.
Yearly Print Style
This plugin allows you to print out a yearly calendar.
Wikipedia'This Day in History 'Plugin
This plugin provides links to Wikipedia's'This Day in History 'pages
Birthdays From KAddressBook
Provides access to birthday dates of contacts in the KDE address book as calendar events
Journal in a blog
Allows to post calendar journal entries as blog entries
GroupDAV Server (e. g. OpenGroupware)
Provides access to contacts stored in address books on GroupDAV enabled servers, e. g. OpenGroupware
Groupware Server
Provides access to contacts stored on a Groupware server.
Novell GroupWise Server
Address Book on IMAP Server via KMail
Provides access to contacts stored on a Kolab server using IMAP via KMail or Kontact
Calendar on IMAP Server via KMail
Provides access to a calendar stored on a Kolab server using IMAP via KMail or Kontact
IMAP Server via KMail
Calendar in Remote File
Provides access to a calendar in a remote file using KDE's network framework KIO
OpenXchange Server
Provides access to contacts stored on an Open-Xchange server
SUSE LINUX Openexchange Server
Behavior
Configure Behavior
Configure Appearance
Storage
Configure Storage
KTimeTracker Component
KTimeTracker
Personal Time Tracker
TAR (PGP®-compatible)
ZIP
TAR (with bzip2 compression)
Not Validated Key
Expired Key
Revoked Key
Trusted Root Certificate
Not Trusted Root Certificate
Keys for Qualified Signatures
Other Keys
Smartcard Key
Nepomuk EMail Feeder
Extension to push emails into Nepomuk
Application Octetstream
A bodypart formatter plugin for text/ calendar
A bodypart formatter plugin for text/ vcard
A bodypart formatter plugin for text/ x-patch
Mail Dispatcher Agent
Nepomuk Calendar Feeder
Extension to push events, journals and todos into Nepomuk
Nepomuk Contact Feeder
Extension to push contacts into Nepomuk
Akonadi Configuration
Configuration of the Akonadi Personal Information Management framework
Akonadi Resources Configuration
Akonadi Server Configuration
Akonadi Address Books
Provides access to contacts stored in Akonadi address book folders
Akonadi
Provides access to calendars stored in Akonadi calendar folders
kaddressbookmigrator
Tool to migrate the old kresource based address book to Akonadi.
Addressee Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for addressee objects
Bookmark serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for bookmark objects
Contact Group Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for contact group objects
Incidence Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for events, tasks and journal entries
Mail Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for mail objects
Microblog Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for Microblog
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Provides access to birthday and anniversary dates of contacts in your address book as calendar events
Personal Contacts
The address book with personal contacts
ICal Calendar File
Loads data from an iCal file
Loads data from a notes file
IMAP E-Mail Server
Connects to an IMAP e-mail server.
KDE Address Book (traditional)
Loads data from a traditional KDE address book resource
KDE Calendar (traditional)
Loads data from a traditional KDE calendar resource
Knut
An agent for debugging purpose
Kolab Groupware Server
Provides access to Kolab groupware folders on an IMAP server (IMAP accounts need to be set up separately).
Local Bookmarks
Loads data from a local bookmarks file
Maildir
Loads data from a local maildir folder
Dummy MailTransport Resource
Dummy Resource implementing mail transport interface
Mbox
Loads data from a local mbox file
Microblog (Twitter and Identi. ca)
Shows your microblog data from Twitter or Identi. ca.
Nepomuk Tags (Virtual Folders)
Virtual folders for selecting messages which have Nepomuk Tags.
Usenet Newsgroups (NNTP)
Makes it possible to read articles from a news server
OpenChange
Makes it possible to work with an OpenChange / Exchange server
POP3
VCard Directory
Loads data from a directory with VCards
VCard File
Loads data from a VCard file
Akonaditray
Akonadi Tray Utility
KDE Groupware Wizard
KDE Kontact
KitchenSync
Synchronization
This conduit syncs the handheld calendar database with an Akonadi calendar Collection.
This conduit syncs the handheld address book database with an Akonadi collection.
Adds text files to your handheld, suitable for DOC readers.
Palm DOC
KPalmDOC
PalmDOC Converter
This conduit syncs the handheld keyring database with a database stored on the PC.
MAL (AvantGo) Conduit
Synchronize AvantGo (or generally a MAL server's content) to the handheld. This allows you to view web-pages offline on the handheld, like your cinema or TV schedule, or any other web page.
Memo File
This conduit syncs your handheld memos with a local directory.
NotePad
This conduit backs up NotePad drawings to a local folder.
NULL
This conduit does nothing.
Send mail from your handheld through KMail.
This conduit writes information about your handheld and the sync to a file.
System Information
This conduit sets the time on your handheld from the PC clock.
Time Synchronization
This conduit syncs the handheld todo database with an Akonadi Todo Collection.
To-do
This conduit syncs the handheld address book with a database stored on the PC.
This conduit syncs the handheld keyring database with a database stored on the pc.
KPilot Conduit
KPilot Configuration
KPilot Main Configuration
KPilotDaemon
KPilot
PalmPilot Tool
Address Book on Scalix Server via KMail
Calendar on Scalix Server via KMail
Notes on Scalix Server via KMail
Distribution List File
Loads data from a distribution list file
Timespan View Plugin for KOrganizer
This plugin provides a timespan view for korganizer (like the to-do or month views). If you enable this plugin, you can switch to the timespan view and view your events like in a Gantt diagram.
Kontact Plugin
KAddressBook (KDE 3.1)
Outlook 2000
Yahoo! Address Book
Address Book with a D-Bus interface
Crypto Preferences
Instant Messaging
Instant Messaging Address Editor
KAddressbook Instant Messaging Protocol
AIM Protocol
AIM
Gadu-Gadu Protocol
Gadu-Gadu
Novell GroupWise Messenger
GroupWise
ICQ Protocol
ICQ
Internet Relay Chat
IRC
Jabber Protocol
Meanwhile Protocol
Meanwhile
MSN Messenger
Skype Internet Telephony
Skype
SMS Protocol
SMS
Yahoo Protocol
Yahoo
KAB Distribution List Next Generation Plugin
Plugin for managing distribution lists
Address Book Management Plugin
Plugin for managing address books
KAddressBook Contact Editor Widget Plugin
KAddressBook Extension Plugin
KAddressBook Import/ Export Plugin
Address Manager
KAddressBook View Plugin
Configure the Address Book
LDAP Lookup
Electronic Business Card Files
Card View
Icon View
Table View
KAB Bookmark XXPort Plugin
Plugin to export the web addresses of the contacts as bookmarks
KAB CSV XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import and export contacts in CSV format
KAB Eudora XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import and export Eudora contacts
KAB GMX XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import and export contacts in GMX's address book format
KAB Mobile Phone XXPort Plugin
Mobile phone plugin to import and export address book entries
KAB KDE2 XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import the old KDE 2 address book
KAB LDIF XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import and export contacts in Netscape and Mozilla LDIF format
KAB Opera XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import Opera contacts
KAB MS Exchange Personal Address Book XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import MS Exchange Personal Address Books
KAB vCard XXPort Plugin
Plugin to import and export contacts in vCard format
KContactManager
Kontact KContactManager Plugin
eGroupware Server (via XML-RPC)
Default
Standard profile
High Contrast
Increased font sizes for visually impaired users
HTML
Most features turned off, KDE global settings are used
Most Secure
Sets all necessary options to achieve maximum security
KMobileTools Plugin
Mobile Phones
Mobile Phone Component
News Feeds
News Ticker Summary Setup
Kontact NewsTicker Plugin
NewsTicker
News Ticker
News Ticker Component
Kontact Weather Plugin
Weather Service
Weather
Weather Information
XML Feature Plan
KMobileTools
Mobile Phones Management
KDE Mobile Phones Suite
SMS Serializer
KMobileTools CoreService
KMobileTools EngineXP
Address Book Service
Mobile Phones Filesystem
Mail Alert
Email Info
Personal Information Management
Akonadi Personal Information Management
TNEF File Viewer
A viewer/ extractor for TNEF files
This conduit syncs the handheld addressbook with KDE's addressbook.
Records (Experimental)
Sticky Notes Component
Components
General Configuration of Kontact's Summary View
Kontact Test Plugin
TestPlugin
Personal Alarm Scheduler: start as system tray icon
karmPart
Komposer Editor
Komposer Plugin
Komposer default editor
KArm Plugin
KArm
kaddressbook, configure, settings
kaddressbook, configure, settings, LDAP
color, font, configuration
ldap, directory, services
DN, order, RDN, attribute
kmail, appearance
kmail, identity
kmail, misc
kmail, security
email, summary, configure, settings
calendar, events, configure, settings
calendar, todos, configure, settings
news ticker, configure, settings
birthday, anniversary, holiday, configure, settings
kontact
kpilot, main
komposer
Group Automation
KOrganizer Group Automation Configuration
An ioslave for the Sieve mail filtering protocol
korganizer, colors, fonts
korganizer, configure, settings, custom fields
korganizer, freebusy, scheduling
korganizer, group, automation
korganizer, group, scheduling
korganizer, main
korganizer, plugin, module
korganizer, time
korganizer, view
Colors
KOrganizer Fonts Configuration
korganizer, fonts
Personal
korganizer, main, personal
vCard Info
Tracks status of network interfaces and provides notification to applications using the network.
Journals as Blogs on a Server
TNEF File
ICS information
Kandy
Tool for syncing address book data with mobile phones
PalmOS Database Info
Digital Camera
This driver supports many digital cameras
Mobile Phone or Organizer (gammu)
Mobile Phone or Organizer (gnokii)
Skeleton Device
Mobile Skeleton Device
Contacts in Mobile Device
Calendar in Mobile Device
Mobile Device
Notes in Mobile Device
Manage Mobile Devices
A KDE Mobile Devices Manager
KDE Mobile Device Lowlevel Hardware Driver
KitchenSync Plugin
News
Appointments and To-dos
MultiSynk Plugin
Microsoft Exchange 2000 Plugin for KOrganizer
This plugin allows korganizer users to work with Microsoft Exchange 2000 groupware servers.
Project View Plugin for KOrganizer
This plugin provides a project planning view for KOrganizer (like the to-do or month views). If you enable this plugin, you can switch to the project view and view your to-do list like in a project planner.
This conduit syncs the Memo Pad application with KNotes.
KNotes / Memos
Exchange 2000 Server
Exchange 2000 Server (deprecated)
Addressbook on an Exchange Server (experimental)
Addressbook on an Exchange Server
Calendar on an Exchange Server (experimental)
Name=Konnector Restore
Name=Konnector Debugger
Name=FileviewPart
Name=KitchenSync Manipulator
Name=OverView Part
Name=Add to KitchenSync Plucker Plugin
Name=Plucker Part
Name=Synchronizer Part
Name=Data Viewer
Comment=Filter for KitchenSync Konnector
Name=Address Book Filter
Comment=Filters contacts in an address book
Comment=Filters events and todos in a calendar
Comment=Konnector Definitions
Name=Konnector
Name=KitchenSync Konnectors
Name=Dummy Konnector
Name=AddressBook Konnector
Name=Calendar Konnector
Name=Local Konnector
Name=Qtopia Konnector
Name=Remote Konnector
Name=Demo Konnector for a Threaded Implementation
Name=MultiSynK
Select Contacts
Full Name
Home Address
Business Address
Phone Numbers
Preferred EMail
All EMails
Select All
Select all contacts in the current address book view.
Show Address Books View
Hide Address Books View
Show Contacts View
Hide Contacts View
Show Details View
Hide Details View
Show a simple mode of the address book view.
Import vCard...
Import contacts from a vCard file.
Import CSV file...
Import LDIF file...
Import contacts from an LDIF file.
Import from LDAP server...
Import contacts from an LDAP server.
Import GMX file...
Import contacts from a GMX address book file.
Export vCard 3.0...
Export contacts to a vCard 3.0 file.
Export vCard 2.1...
Export contacts to a vCard 2.1 file.
Export CSV file...
Export LDIF file...
Export contacts to an LDIF file.
Export GMX file...
Export contacts to a GMX address book file.
Address Book
Print Contacts
Add Address Book Folder...
Delete Address Book Folder
Delete the selected address book folders from the address book.
Cut the selected address book folders from the address book.
Delete the selected contacts from the address book.
Cut the selected contacts from the address book.
Edit Contact...
Edit Group...
Add Address Book
Could not add address book: %1
Adding Address Book failed
Do you really want to delete address book '%1 '?
Delete Address Book?
New & Contact...
New & Group...
Add & Address Book...
& Delete Address Book
Address Book Properties...
Search
Undefined
Anniversary
EMail (preferred)
Select Address Book
& File
& New
& Import
& Export
& Edit
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Appearance
Phone numbers
Email addresses
Postal addresses
Organization
Birthday
Note
Contact Headers
KAddressBook
The KDE Address Book Application
(c) 2007-2009 The KDE PIM Team
Kontact integration
Progress
Setting up fields
Done
Criterion:
Email address:
Email addresses:
Web page:
Domestic Address
International Address
Postal Address
Parcel Address
Work Address
Preferred Address
Notes:
Setting up colors
Do you really want to delete template '%1 '?
Template Selection
Unable to open file %1
Unable to open file %1.
CSV Import Dialog
Importing contacts
File to import:
Delimiter
Comma
Semicolon
Space
Other
Text quote:
"
'
None
Date format:
y: year with 2 digits Y: year with 4 digits m: month with 1 or 2 digits M: month with 2 digits d: day with 1 or 2 digits D: day with 2 digits H: hours with 2 digits I: minutes with 2 digits S: seconds with 2 digits
Text codec:
Skip first row of file
Apply Template...
Save Template...
Local (%1)
Latin1
Unicode
Microsoft Unicode
No templates available
Template Name
Please enter a name for the template:
Cannot open input file.
GMX address book file (*. gmxa)
Unable to open %1 for reading.
%1 is not a GMX address book file.
Add Host
Edit Host
& Add Host...
& Edit Host...
& Remove Host
Title
Email
Home Number
Work Number
Mobile Number
Fax Number
Pager
Street
State
Country
City
Company
Department
Zip Code
Description
User ID
Import Contacts from LDAP
Search for:
Name
Stop
& Search
Contains
Unselect All
Import Selected
Configure LDAP Servers...
Select a distribution list to add the selected contacts to.
Select Distribution List
Configure the Address Book LDAP Settings
Export to One File
Select vCard to Import
vCard Import Failed
When trying to read the vCard, there was an error opening the file %1: %2
Unable to access vCard: %1
Import vCard
Do you want to import this contact into your address book?
Import All...
Select vCard Fields
Private fields
Business fields
Other fields
Encryption keys
All contacts
Selected contacts
All contacts from:
Next
%1 out of %2
Address Books
All Contacts
Short Name
EMails
Reload
Min. number of empty fields:
Street addresses
Font Settings
Use standard KDE fonts
Details font:
Size:
Body font:
Contact header font:
Headlines:
(Deliver to:)
Setting up margins and spacing
Preparing
Printed on %1 by KAddressBook (http: / /www. kde. org)
Category & members
Any contact selected
Add to:
No pronunciation available
Play
Change...
Save...
Remove
Add
Edit Phone Number
This is the preferred phone number
Types
Edit Email Addresses
Add...
Edit...
Set Standard
Add Email
New Email:
Edit Email
Email:
Confirm Remove
& Delete
Change photo...
Save photo...
Remove photo
Change logo...
Save logo...
Remove logo
New...
Delete
Do you really want to delete this address?
Edit Address
This is the preferred address
Edit Address Type
Address Types
Simple Name
Reverse Name
Organization Name
Custom
Contact
Phones
Name:
Nickname:
Pronunciation:
Homepage:
Location
Addresses
Coordinates
Business
General
Organization:
Profession:
Title:
Department:
Office:
Manager's name:
Assistant's name:
Dates
Family
Birthdate:
Anniversary:
Partner's name:
New Contact Group
Edit Contact Group
Custom Fields
Shows contact editor with given email address
Shows contact editor with given uid
Launches in editor only mode
Launches editor for the new contact
Import the given vCard
%1 (%2)
& Edit Addresses...
Edit Contact '%1 '
Contact Editor
%1:
Details
Misc
You must specify a valid date
You have to enter a valid birthdate.
View name:
View Type
Add Field
Type:
Is available for all contacts
Boolean
Add Field...
Remove Field...
Edit Distribution List
Distribution list members:
Distribution list:
Address book: %1
Add New Distribution List
Enter a name for the new distribution list:
Edit Email Addresses...
Edit Address Book Filters
& Remove
Filter:
Edit Geo Data...
North
South
IM address:
Edit IM Addresses...
Select incremental search field
Visible Fields
All Fields
Profession
Assistant's Name
Manager's Name
Partner's Name
Office
Don Sanders
Original author
Co-maintainer, libkabc port, CSV import/ export
GUI and framework redesign
DCOP interface
Do you really want to use %1 as your new personal contact?
Use
New Distribution List
Unable to get access for saving the address book %1.
No LDAP IO Slave Available
Print Addresses
& Send Email to Contact...
Send a mail to all selected contacts.
New
Send & Contact...
& New Distribution List...
Start a chat with the selected contact.
Edit
& Merge Contacts
& Delete Contact
Delete all selected contacts.
& Move Contact To...
Show Jump Bar
Hide Jump Bar
Set as Personal Contact Data
Select Categories...
Distribution List: %1
Key Type
Do you really want to remove the key %1?
Given name:
Additional names:
Family names:
Formatted name:
Parse name automatically
Mr.
Mrs.
Ms.
Prof.
I
II
III
Jr.
Birthday:
Partners name:
Edit Name...
& Role:
& Organization
& View
Tools
& Tools
Store as URL
Select Fields to Display
& Selected fields:
No default filter
Use last active filter
Use filter:
Fields
Default Filter
Modify View:
Default Table View
Are you sure that you want to delete the view %1?
Confirm Delete
Import
Do Not Import
Select View
Add View...
Delete View
Refresh View
Edit & Filters...
No import plugin available for %1.
No export plugin available for %1.
Selection
Customer
Friend
Crypto Settings
Allowed Protocols
Message Preference
Encrypt:
Distribution List Editor
Distribution Lists
Add distribution list
Edit distribution list
Remove distribution list
New Distribution List...
Unable to create an address book of type %1.
%1 address book
Look & Feel
Background Color
Header, Border & Separator Color
Highlighted Text Color
Draw & separators
Separator & width:
Cards
Draw & borders
Layout
& Enable custom colors
Colors
& Enable custom fonts
& Text font:
& Header font:
Fonts
Show & empty fields
Show field & labels
Row Separator
Single line
Enable background image:
Enable contact tooltips
%1: %2
%1:
Card
Table
Presence
Export Bookmarks Menu...
AddressBook
Import Eudora Address Book...
Eudora Light Address Book (*. txt)
Import GMX Address Book...
Export to Mobile Phone...
Manufacturer
Phone model
Revision
IMEI
& Stop Import
Export to Mobile Phone
& Stop Export
& Stop Delete
Export to phone finished.
Import KDE 2 Address Book...
Could not find a KDE 2 address book %1.
Override previously imported entries?
Import KDE 2 Address Book
Import Opera Address Book...
Cannot open %1 for reading
MS Exchange Personal Address Book Files (*. pab)
Could not find a MS Exchange Personal Address Book %1.
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Ashmore and Cartier Islands
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Cayman Islands
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Congo, Dem. Rep.
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
England
Ethiopia
European Union
Faroe Islands
Fiji
Finland
France
French Polynesia
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guam
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Ivory Coast
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Korea, North
Korea, South
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macau
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Martinique
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia, Federated States Of
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montserrat
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
Netherlands Antilles
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Niue
North Korea
Northern Ireland
Northern Mariana Islands
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Palestinian
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
San Marino
Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia & Montenegro
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Sri Lanka
Switzerland
Syria
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Tibet
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Turks and Caicos Islands
Tuvalu
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
Create Folder
& Messages
& Subfolders
Unsubscribe of folder %1 failed. The server returned: %2
Subscribe of folder %1 failed. The server returned: %2
Changing the flags of message %1 failed with %2.
Silent Changing the flags of message %1 failed with %2.
Changing the flags of message %1 failed.
Setting the Access Control List on folder %1 for user %2 failed. The server returned: %3
Deleting the Access Control List on folder %1 for user %2 failed. The server returned: %3
Retrieving the Access Control List on folder %1 failed. The server returned: %2
Searching of folder %1 failed. The server returned: %2
Custom command %1: %2 failed. The server returned: %3
Setting the annotation %1 on folder %2 failed. The server returned: %3
Retrieving the annotation %1 on folder %2 failed. The server returned: %3
Retrieving the quota root information on folder %1 failed. The server returned: %2
Unable to close mailbox.
Unable to get information about folder %1. The server replied: %2
The server %1 supports neither IMAP4 nor IMAP4rev1. It identified itself with: %2
The server does not support TLS. Disable this security feature to connect unencrypted.
Starting TLS failed.
The authentication method %1 is not supported by the server.
Username and password for your IMAP account:
Unable to login. Probably the password is wrong. The server %1 replied: %2
Unable to authenticate via %1. The server %2 replied: %3
Unable to open folder %1. The server replied: %2
What do you want to store in this folder?
In IMAP clear text login, only US-ASCII characters are possible. Please use a different authentication method that your server supports or try to get a different username.
In IMAP clear text login, only US-ASCII characters are possible. Please use a different authentication method that your server supports or change your password.
Additional info:
LDAP server returned the error: %1 %2 The LDAP URL was: %3
LDAP Login
site:
Invalid authorization information.
LDAP connection canceled.
The Ldif parser failed.
Invalid Ldif file in line %1.
Cannot set LDAP protocol version %1
Cannot set size limit.
Cannot set time limit.
SASL authentication not compiled into the ldap ioslave.
Selecting group %1...
Downloading article...
Invalid special command %1
Sending article...
Downloading group list...
Looking for new groups...
Downloading group descriptions...
Could not extract message serial numbers from server response: %1
Downloading new headers...
Could not extract first message id from server response: %1
Could not extract message id from server response: %1
Connecting to server...
This server does not support TLS
TLS negotiation failed
Unexpected server response to %1 command: %2
The server said: "%1"
The server terminated the connection.
Invalid response from server: "%1"
Could not send to server.
No authentication details supplied.
Login via APOP failed. The server %1 may not support APOP, although it claims to support it, or the password may be wrong. %2
An error occurred during authentication: %1
Login via SASL (%1) failed. The server may not support %2, or the password may be wrong. %3
Your POP3 server (%1) does not support SASL. Choose a different authentication method.
Could not login to %1.
Could not login to %1. The password may be wrong. %2
The server terminated the connection immediately.
Server does not respond properly: %1
Your POP3 server (%1) does not support APOP. Choose a different authentication method.
Your POP3 server claims to support TLS but negotiation was unsuccessful. You can disable TLS in KDE using the crypto settings module.
Your POP3 server (%1) does not support TLS. Disable TLS, if you want to connect without encryption.
Username and password for your POP3 account:
Unexpected response from POP3 server.
SASL authentication is not compiled into kio_pop3.
PASS
The server rejected both EHLO and HELO commands as unknown or unimplemented. Please contact the server's system administrator.
Unexpected server response to %1 command. %2
Your SMTP server does not support TLS. Disable TLS, if you want to connect without encryption.
Your SMTP server claims to support TLS, but negotiation was unsuccessful. You can disable TLS in KDE using the crypto settings module.
Connection Failed
An error occurred during authentication: %1
No authentication details supplied.
Choose a different authentication method.
Your SMTP server does not support %1.
Your SMTP server does not support (unspecified method).
Your SMTP server does not support authentication. %1
Authentication failed. Most likely the password is wrong. %1
Could not read data from application.
The message content was not accepted. %1
The server responded: %1
The server responded: "%1"
This is a temporary failure. You may try again later.
The application sent an invalid request.
The sender address is missing.
SMTPProtocol: :smtp_open failed (%1)
Your server (%1) does not support sending of 8-bit messages. Please use base64 or quoted-printable encoding.
Invalid SMTP response (%1) received.
The server (%1) did not accept the connection. %2
Username and password for your SMTP account:
The server did not accept a blank sender address. %1
The server did not accept the sender address "%1". %2
Message sending failed since the following recipients were rejected by the server: %1
The attempt to start sending the message content failed. %1
Unhandled error condition. Please send a bug report.
Authentication support is not compiled into kio_smtp.
CVS Frontend
Cervisia
CVS commit job done
A CVS commit job is done
CvsService
A D-Bus service that provides an interface to cvs
KDE SVN Build
KDE Template Generator
KAppTemplate
Akonadi Resource Template
%{APPNAME} Serializer
An Akonadi serializer plugin for %{APPNAMELC}
Akonadi Serializer Template
%{APPNAME} Shape
%{APPNAME} Flake Shape
KOffice Shape Template (Flake)
KDE 4 GUI Application
%{APPNAME}
A KDE4 Application
KOffice Text-Plugin Template
%{APPNAME} plugin
KDE 4 KPart Application
A KDE KPart Application
%{APPNAME}Part
KTextEditor Plugin Template
Plasma %{APPNAME}
Plasma Applet Template
Qt4 GUI Application
%{APPNAME} runner
Plasma Runner Template
A plasma runner template
PyKDE4 GUI Application
PyQt4 GUI Application
KDE 4 Ruby GUI Application
A KDE4 Ruby Application
Advanced Text Editor
Kate
Kate Plugin
Kate Session Applet
Kate Session Launcher
Backtrace Browser
Backtrace navigation tool view
External Tools
File system browser
File system browser tool view
File Templates
Create new files from templates
Find in files tool view
Toolview allowing to search in all open files or files in the filesystem
Hello World Plugin
Your short description about the plugin goes here
HTML Tools
Facilitated insertion of HTML tags
Insert Command
Insert shell command output into a document
Build Plugin
Compile or Make and parse error messages
CTags Plugin
Look up definitions/ declarations with CTags
Kate Javascript Console Window
Select Smallest Enclosing Block
Kate KJS Test 1
Test for the KJS Wrapper
Terminal tool view
Toolview embedding a terminal widget
Kate Python Browser Plugin
A Python browser plugin for Kate
KPyBrowser
KTextEditor KTTSD Plugin
Adds a menu entry for speaking the text
Mail files
Send files via email
Open Header
Opens the corresponding. h/ [. cpp_BAR_. c] file
Quick Document switcher
Quickly switch to another already opened document
Text Snippets
Configurable Text Snippets
Kate Snippets TNG datafile editor
Kate Snippets
Snippets plugin with code completion support
Symbol Viewer
Extract and show reference symbols from source
Tab Bar
Adds a tab bar to Kate's main window
Text Filter
Easy text filtering
XML Validation
Validates XML files using xmllint
XML Completion
Lists XML elements, attributes, attribute values and entities allowed by DTD
KDE Bug Management
KBugBuster
Bugzilla To-do List
KCachegrind
Profiler Frontend
Visualization of Performance Profiling Data
KDE Repository Accounts
KDED Subversion Module
Subversion ioslave
Apply Patch...
Apply the patch to another folder/ file
Subversion
Add to Repository
Delete From Repository
Revert Local Changes
Remove any changes made locally. Warning - this cannot be undone.
Rename...
Rename a file locally and in the repository. Use this rather than adding and deleting to rename a file.
Import Repository
Put folder into an existing repository to put it under revision control.
Checkout From Repository...
Checkout out files from an existing repository into this folder.
Switch...
Switch given working copy to another branch
Merge...
Merge changes between this and another branch
Blame...
See who wrote each line of the file and in what revision
Create Patch...
Export...
Checkout out an unversioned copy of a tree from a repository
Diff (local)
Show local changes since last update
SVN Update
SVN Commit
Kompare
Diff/ Patch Frontend
KompareNavTreePart
KomparePart
Qt Designer Files
KUIViewer
Qt Designer UI File Viewer
KUIViewerPart
Lokalize
Computer-Aided Translation System
Scheck
Development style for searching accelerator and style guide conflicts
Umbrello
UML Modeller
Check Arguments
Translated Message Length Validator for KBabel
Check Translated Message Length
Check Translated Messages with a set of Regular Expressions
Translation Tool Dictionary
C++ Info
C/ C++ Header Info
Catalog Information
Comment=GNU Gettext Message Catalog
Your names
Your emails
C++ Header (GPL)
Source Code
A very simple GPL C++ header file
Anders Lund < anders\@alweb\.dk >
C++ Source File (GPL)
A very simple GPL C++ source file
HTML 4.01 Strict Document
Internet
This will create a very basic HTML file with the HTML 4.01 strict DTD.
C++ Source File (LGPL)
A very simple LGPL C++ source file
Documentation
This creates a suitable beginning of a docbook chapter for a Kate plugin.
C++ Header (LGPL)
A very simple LGPL C++ header file
Kate Highlight Definition
This template will create the basics of a kate highlight definition file.
& File
& Edit
& View
Split View
& Tools
Sessions
& Settings
Main Toolbar
Kate comes with a nice set of plugins, providing simple and advanced features of all sorts. You can enable/ disable plugins to suit your needs in the configuration dialog, choose Settings -gt; configure to launch that.
You can swap the characters on each side of the cursor just by pressing Ctrl+T
You can export the current document as a HTML file, including syntax highlighting. Just choose File -gt; Export -gt; HTML...
You can split the Kate editor as many times as you like and in either direction. Each frame has its own status bar and can display any open document. Just choose View -gt; Split [Horizontal _BAR_ Vertical]
You can drag the Tool views (File List and File Selector) to any side that you want them in Kate, or stack them, or even tear them off the main window.
Kate has a built-in terminal emulator, just click on "Terminal" at the bottom to show or hide it as you desire.
Kate can highlight the current line with a different background color. _BAR_ You can set the color in the Colors page of the configuration dialog.
You can open the currently edited file in any other application from within Kate. Choose File -gt; Open With for the list of programs configured for the document type. There is also an option Other... to choose any application on your system.
You can configure the editor to always display the line numbers and/ or bookmark panes when started from the View Defaults page of the configuration dialog.
You can download new or updated Syntax highlight definitions from the Highlighting page in the configuration dialog. Just click the Download... button on the Open/ Save -gt; Modes & Filetypes tab (You have to be online, of course...).
You can cycle through all open documents by pressing Alt+Left or Alt+Right. The next/ previous document will immediately be displayed in the active frame.
You can do cool sed-like regular expression replacements using Command Line. For example, press F7 and enter s / oldtext/ newtext/ g to replace & quot; oldtextquot; with & quot; newtextquot; throughout the current line.
You can repeat your last search by just pressing F3, or Shift+F3 if you want to search backwards.
You can filter the files displayed in the File Selector tool view. Simply enter your filter in the filter entry at the bottom, for example: *. html *. php if you only want to see HTML and PHP files in the current folder. The File Selector will even remember your filters for you .< strong >
You can have two views - or even more - of the same document in Kate. Editing in either will be reflected in both. So if you find yourself scrolling up and down to look at text at the other end of a document, just press Ctrl+Shift+T to split horizontally.
Press F8 or Shift+F8 to switch to the next/ previous frame.
Line: %1 Col: %2
INS
LINE
BLOCK
Use this command to show or hide the view's statusbar
Show Path
Show the complete document path in the window caption
Documents
Filesystem Browser
Create a new document
Open an existing document for editing
This lists files which you have opened recently, and allows you to easily open them again.
Save All
Save all open, modified documents to disk.
Reload all open documents.
Close Orphaned
Close the current document.
Close Other
Close other open documents.
Close All
Close all open documents.
Close this window
& New Window
Create a new Kate view (a new window with the same document list).
Open With
Open the current document using another application registered for its file type, or an application of your choice.
Configure the application's keyboard shortcut assignments.
Configure which items should appear in the toolbar(s).
Configure various aspects of this application and the editing component.
This shows useful tips on the use of this application.
& Plugins Handbook
This shows help files for various available plugins.
& About Editor Component
& New
& Open...
& Save
Save & As...
Save as & Default...
& Manage...
& Quick Open
New file opened while trying to close Kate, closing aborted.
Closing Aborted
& Other...
Application '%1 'not found.
Application not found
Documents Modified on Disk
& Ignore
Removes the modified flag from the selected documents and closes the dialog if there are no more unhandled documents.
Overwrite selected documents, discarding the disk changes and closes the dialog if there are no more unhandled documents.
Reloads the selected documents from disk and closes the dialog if there are no more unhandled documents.
The documents listed below have changed on disk. Select one or more at once, and press an action button until the list is empty.
Filename
Status on Disk
Modified
Created
Deleted
& View Difference
Calculates the difference between the editor contents and the disk file for the selected document, and shows the difference with the default application. Requires diff(1).
Could not save the document '%1 '
The diff command failed. Please make sure that diff(1) is installed and in your PATH.
Error Creating Diff
All documents written to disk
Document written to disk
Application
Application Options
General
General Options
& Behavior
Warn about files modified by foreign processes
If enabled, when Kate receives focus you will be asked what to do with files that have been modified on the hard disk. If not enabled, you will be asked what to do with a file that has been modified on the hard disk only when that file gains focus inside Kate.
Meta-Information
Keep & meta-information past sessions
Check this if you want document configuration like for example bookmarks to be saved past editor sessions. The configuration will be restored if the document has not changed when reopened.
& Delete unused meta-information after:
(never)
Sessions
Session Management
Elements of Sessions
Include & window configuration
Check this if you want all your views and frames restored each time you open Kate
Behavior on Application Startup
& Start new session
& Load last-used session
& Manually choose a session
Document List
Document List Settings
Plugins
Plugin Manager
Editor Component
Editor Component Options
Kate
Kate - Advanced Text Editor
(c) 2000-2005 The Kate Authors
Maintainer
Core Developer
Joseph Wenninger
Developer & Highlight wizard
The cool buffersystem
The Editing Commands
Testing,...
Former Core Developer
KWrite Author
KWrite port to KParts
KWrite Undo History, Kspell integration
KWrite XML Syntax highlighting support
Patches and more
Highlighting for RPM Spec-Files, Perl, Diff and more
Highlighting for VHDL
Highlighting for SQL
Highlighting for Ferite
Highlighting for ILERPG
Highlighting for LaTeX
Highlighting for Makefiles, Python
Highlighting for Python
Highlighting for Scheme
PHP Keyword/ Datatype list
Very nice help
All people who have contributed and I have forgotten to mention
Start Kate with a given session
Start Kate with a new anonymous session, implies '-n '
Set encoding for the file to open
Navigate to this line
Navigate to this column
Read the contents of stdin
Document to open
Delete File?
The document '%1 'has been modified, but not saved. Do you want to save your changes or discard them?
Close Document
Save As
Starting Up
Reopening files from the last session...
Default Session
No session selected to open.
No Session Selected
No session selected to copy.
Specify New Name for Current Session
Session name:
To save a session, you must specify a name.
Missing Session Name
Session Chooser
Open Session
New Session
Session Name
Open Documents
& Always use this choice
& Open
Manage Sessions
& Rename...
Specify New Name for Session
Session Renaming
Close
Sort & By
Opening Order
Document Name
URL
Background Shading
& Viewed documents' shade:
& Modified documents' shade:
& Sort by:
When background shading is enabled, documents that have been viewed or edited within the current session will have a shaded background. The most recent documents have the strongest shade.
Set the color for shading viewed documents.
Set the color for modified documents. This color is blended into the color for viewed files. The most recently edited documents get most of this color.
Split Vertical
Split the currently active view vertically into two views.
Split & Horizontal
Split the currently active view horizontally into two views.
Close Current View
Close the currently active splitted view
Next Split View
Make the next split view the active one.
Previous Split View
Make the previous split view the active one.
Open File
Tool & Views
Show Sidebars
Show %1
Behavior
Make Non-Persistent
Make Persistent
Move To
Left Sidebar
Right Sidebar
Top Sidebar
Bottom Sidebar
You are about to hide the sidebars. With hidden sidebars it is not possible to directly access the tool views with the mouse anymore, so if you need to access the sidebars again invoke Window & gt; Tool Views & gt; Show Sidebars in the menu. It is still possible to show/ hide the tool views with the assigned shortcuts.
Name
Comment
Here you can see all available Kate plugins. Those with a check mark are loaded, and will be loaded again the next time Kate is started.
Save As (%1)
Save Documents
& Save Selected
Do & Not Close
The following documents have been modified. Do you want to save them before closing?
Title
Location
Projects
Select All
Data you requested to be saved could not be written. Please choose how you want to proceed.
The file '%1 'could not be opened: it is not a normal file, it is a folder.
Only try to reuse kate instance with this pid
& Abort Closing
Behavior on Application Exit or Session Switch
& Do not save session
& Save session
& Ask user
Use a already running kate instance (if possible)
Save Session?
Save current session?
Do not ask again
& Document
& Window
File Selector
File Selector Settings
Search folders
File types:
File
Function
Load File...
Indexing files...
Opened file: %1
D-Bus Call Failed
Start Kate (no arguments)
New Kate Session
New Anonymous Session
Reload Session List
Session exists
Hide Path
Hide Sidebars
Hide %1
NORM
Folder:
Case sensitive
Recursive
Files:
Use the current document's path.
Pattern:
Terminal
& Pipe to Console
Do you really want to pipe the text to the console? This will execute any contained commands with your user rights.
Pipe to Console?
Pipe to Console
Enter the expression you want to search for here. If'regular expression 'is unchecked, any non-space letters in your expression will be escaped with a backslash character. Possible meta characters are:. - Matches any character^ - Matches the beginning of a line$ - Matches the end of a line\\lt; - Matches the beginning of a word\\gt; - Matches the end of a wordThe following repetition operators exist:? - The preceding item is matched at most once* - The preceding item is matched zero or more times+ - The preceding item is matched one or more times{n} - The preceding item is matched exactly n times{n,} - The preceding item is matched n or more times{, n} - The preceding item is matched at most n times{n, m} - The preceding item is matched at least n, but at most m times. Furthermore, backreferences to bracketed subexpressions are available via the notation \\#. See the grep(1) documentation for the full documentation.
Enter the file name pattern of the files to search here. You may give several patterns separated by commas.
Enter the folder which contains the files in which you want to search.
Check this box to search in all subfolders.
If this option is enabled (the default), the search will be case sensitive.
The results of the grep run are listed here. Select a filename/ line number combination and press Enter or doubleclick on the item to show the respective line in the editor.
Click to close the current search results.
You must enter an existing local folder in the'Folder 'entry.
Invalid Folder
Current Document Folder
Here you can enter a path for a folder to display. To go to a folder previously entered, press the arrow on the right and choose one. The entry has folder completion. Right-click to choose how completion should behave.
Here you can enter a name filter to limit which files are displayed. To clear the filter, toggle off the filter button to the left. To reapply the last filter used, toggle on the filter button.
This button clears the name filter when toggled off, or reapplies the last filter used when toggled on.
Apply last filter ("%1")
Toolbar
Available actions:
Selected actions:
Auto Synchronization
When a document becomes active
When the file selector becomes visible
Remember & locations:
Remember & filters:
Session
Restore location
Restore last filter
Decides how many locations to keep in the history of the location combo box.
Decides how many filters to keep in the history of the filter combo box.
These options allow you to have the File Selector automatically change location to the folder of the active document on certain events. Auto synchronization is lazy, meaning it will not take effect until the file selector is visible. None of these are enabled by default, but you can always sync the location by pressing the sync button in the toolbar.
If this option is enabled (default), the location will be restored when you start Kate. Note that if the session is handled by the KDE session manager, the location is always restored.
If this option is enabled (default), the current filter will be restored when you start Kate. Note that if the session is handled by the KDE session manager, the filter is always restored. Note that some of the autosync settings may override the restored location if on.
Document Quick Switch
& Filter:
Failed to expand the command '%1 '.
Kate External Tools
Edit External Tool
& Label:
The name will be displayed in the'Tools- > External 'menu
Script:
The script to execute to invoke the tool. The script is passed to / bin/ sh for execution. The following macros will be expanded: %URL - the URL of the current document. %URLs - a list of the URLs of all open documents. %directory - the URL of the directory containing the current document. %filename - the filename of the current document. %line - the current line of the text cursor in the current view. %column - the column of the text cursor in the current view. %selection - the selected text in the current view. %text - the text of the current document.
& Executable:
The executable used by the command. This is used to check if a tool should be displayed; if not set, the first word of command will be used.
A semicolon-separated list of mime types for which this tool should be available; if this is left empty, the tool is always available. To choose from known mimetypes, press the button on the right.
Click for a dialog that can help you creating a list of mimetypes.
& Save:
None
Current Document
All Documents
You can elect to save the current or all [modified] documents prior to running the command. This is helpful if you want to pass URLs to an application like, for example, an FTP client.
& Command line name:
If you specify a name here, you can invoke the command from the view command lines with exttool-the_name_you_specified_here. Please do not use spaces or tabs in the name.
You must specify at least a name and a command
Select the MimeTypes for which to enable this tool.
Select Mime Types
& New...
& Edit...
Insert & Separator
This list shows all the configured tools, represented by their menu text.
Send one or more of the open documents as email attachments.
The current document has not been saved, and cannot be attached to an email message. Do you want to save it and proceed?
Cannot Send Unsaved File
The file could not be saved. Please check if you have write permission.
The current file: %1has been modified. Modifications will not be available in the attachment. Do you want to save it before sending it?
Save Before Sending?
Email Files
& Show All Documents > >
& Mail...
Press Mail... to send selected documents
Previous Error
HTML Tag...
Filter
Python Browser
Selection
Preview
& Appearance
Sort By
& Top
& follow current tab
& opening order
document & name
document & URL
Frame Colors
Sorting Behavior
& Highlight Tab
& None
& Blue
& Close Tab
Close & Other Tabs
Close & All Tabs
& Print command name
Remember
Commands
Start In
Application & working folder
& Document folder
Show Params
Show Variables
Show Templates
Templates
Show Subroutines
Show Modules
Show Globals
Show Methods
Hide Symbols
Show Symbols
Show Macros
Parser Options
Show Uses
Show Pragmas
& Manage Templates...
Open as Template
Template Plugin
& Template:
Document & name:
& Description:
Start with an & empty document
Choose Template Origin
Template & file name:
Custom location:
Choose Location
Open the template for editing
Create Template
Overwrite
Save Failed
Template
New...
Edit...
Column
The file '%1 'could not be parsed. Please check that the file is well-formed XML.
& Close Element
The file '%1 'could not be opened. The server returned an error.
Open. h/. cpp/. c
Empty session
New Tab
Close Current Tab
Activate Next Tab
Activate Previous Tab
Open a new tab
Close the current tab
Position
R/ O
OVR
External Tools
Launch external helper applications
Other...
& Show full path in title
If this option is checked, the full document path will be shown in the window caption.
Sync & terminal emulator with active document
If this is checked, the built in Konsole will cd to the directory of the active document when started and whenever the active document changes, if the document is a local file.
Editor
Regular expression
Find
You can choose a template for the pattern from the combo box and edit it here. The string %s in the template is replaced by the pattern input field, resulting in the regular expression to search for.
If this is enabled, your pattern will be passed unmodified to grep(1). Otherwise, all characters that are not letters will be escaped using a backslash character to prevent grep from interpreting them as part of the expression.
Error:
Grep Tool Error
Unnamed Session
Session (%1)
Specify Name for Current Session
To save a new session, you must specify a name.
This file was changed (modified) on disk by another program.
This file was changed (created) on disk by another program.
This file was changed (deleted) on disk by another program.
& Enable background shading
Set the sorting method for the documents.
A KDE text-editor component could not be found; please check your KDE installation.
Use this command to print the current document
Use this command to create a new document
Use this command to open an existing document for editing
File Templates
Create files from templates
& Manage Templates...
New From & Template
Any File...
Author:
Open as Template
Error opening the file %1 for reading. The document will not be created.
Template Plugin
Untitled %1
Manage File Templates
& Template:
This string is used as the template's name and is displayed, for example, in the Template menu. It should describe the meaning of the template, for example'HTML Document '.
Press to select or change the icon for this template
& Group:
The group is used for choosing a submenu for the plugin. If it is empty, 'Other 'is used. You can type any string to add a new group to your menu.
Document & name:
This string will be used to set a name for the new document, to display in the title bar and file list. If the string contains '%N ', that will be replaced with a number increasing with each similarly named file. For example, if the Document Name is'New shellscript (%N). sh', the first document will be named'New shellscript (1). sh ', the second'New shellscipt (2). sh', and so on.
& Highlight:
None
Select the highlight to use for the template. If'None 'is chosen, the property will not be set.
& Description:
This string is used, for example, as context help for this template (such as the'whatsthis' help for the menu item.)
& Author:
You can set this if you want to share your template with other users. the recommended form is like an Email address: 'Anders Lund & lt; anders@alweb. dkgt; '
Start with an & empty document
Use an existing file:
Use an existing template:
Edit Template Properties
Choose Location
Choose a location for the template. If you store it in the template directory, it will automatically be added to the template menu.
Template directory
Template & file name:
Custom location:
Autoreplace Macros
You can replace certain strings in the text with template macros. If any of the data below is incorrect or missing, edit the data in the personal kaddressbook entry.
Replace full name '%1 'with the '%{fullname}' macro
Replace email address '%1 'with the '%email' macro
Create Template
The template will now be created and saved to the chosen location. To position the cursor put the string ${_BAR_} where you want it in files created from the template.
Open the template for editing in Kate
The file '%1 'already exists; if you do not want to overwrite it, change the template file name to something else.
File Exists
Overwrite
Error opening the file %1 for reading. The document will not be created
Unable to save the template to '%1 '. The template will be opened, so you can save it from the editor.
Save Failed
Template
New...
Edit...
Upload...
Download...
Main Toolbar
Your names
Hello World
Insert Hello World
& Tools
Your names
HTML Tools
HTML Tag...
HTML Tag
Enter HTML tag contents (the<, >, and closing tag will be supplied):
& Tools
Your names
Call of DocumentManager member on destroyed object
Method %1 called with wrong signature
One parameter expected
One or no parameter expected
A maximum of three parameters expected
Call of KATE member on destroyed object
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bkisofs plugin for Kerfuffle
7zip archive plugin
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KArchive plugin for Kerfuffle
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LibArchive Plugin for Kerfuffle
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libbz2 plugin for Kerfuffle
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libgz plugin for Kerfuffle
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libxz plugin for Kerfuffle
KCalc
Scientific Calculator
Character Selector
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KDE LIRC Server
KDE Linux infrared remote control server.
Irkick
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Remote Controls
Configure your remote controls for use with applications
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Shows the disk usage of the mounted devices
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View Disk Usage
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View file decrypted
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A test structure for dynamic arrays
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Structure for Executable Linking Format (ELF)
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A test structure for enums
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A test structure containing the PNG file header (file must be set to big-endian)
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KOffice Chart Generator
KChart
(c) 1998-2007, Kalle Dalheimer and Klarälvdalens Datakonsult AB
The drawing engine which forms the base of KChart is also available as a commercial product from Klarälvdalens Datakonsult AB. Contact info@klaralvdalens-datakonsult. se for more information.
Kalle Dalheimer
Laurent Montel
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Inge Wallin
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Column %1
Month
Chart Tool
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Row %1
Diagram Dataset Editor
Top
Center
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Left
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ChartLegend tool
Data
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Area
Bars
Lines
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Ring
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Surface
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First column as label
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Column Name
Customize with & Wizard...
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& Colors...
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& Header & & Footer...
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Parameters
Grid
Y-axis
X-axis
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Y-axis 2
Y-title:
Linear scale
Y-label format:
Y-title 2:
Y-label format 2:
Here you set the color in which the background of the chart is painted.
Background wallpaper:
You can select a background image from this list. Initially, the installed KDE wallpapers will be offered. If you do not find what you are looking for here, you can select any image file by clicking on the Browse button below.
None
& Browse...
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In this box, you can set various settings that control how the background image is displayed.
& Intensity in%:
Here you can select how much the image should be brightened up so that it does not disturb the selected area too much. Different images require different settings, but 25% is a good value to start with.
If you check this box, the selected image will be scaled to fit the total size of the selected area. Image ratio will be adjusted to match the area size and height if necessary.
If you check this box, the selected image will be centered over the selected area. If the image is larger then the area, you will only see the middle part of it.
Outermost Region
Data+Axes+Legend
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Left Axis
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Header A
Header C
Title A
Title B
Title C
Footer 1 A
Footer 1 B
Footer 1 C
Footer 2 A
Footer 2 B
Footer 2 C
Footer 3 A
Footer 3 B
Footer 3 C
This page lets you configure the colors in which your chart is displayed. Each part of the chart can be assigned a different color.
Colors
& Line color:
This is the color that is used for drawing lines like axes.
& Grid color:
Here you can configure the color that is used for the chart grid. Of course, this setting will only take effect if grid drawing is turned on.
& X-title color:
This color is used for displaying titles for the X (horizontal) axis. This setting overrides the setting Title Color.
& Y-title color:
This color is used for displaying titles for the Y (vertical) axis. This setting overrides the setting Title Color.
Y-title color (2nd axis):
This color is used for displaying titles for the second Y (vertical) axis. It only takes effect if the chart is configured to have a second Y axis. This setting overrides the setting Title Color.
X-label color:
Here you can configure the color that is used for labeling the X (horizontal) axis
Y-label color:
Here you can configure the color that is used for labeling the Y (vertical) axis
Y-label color (2nd axis):
Here you can configure the color that is used for labeling the second Y (vertical) axis. Of course, this setting only takes effect if the chart is configured to have two vertical axes.
Area:
Data Format
Data in rows
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Chart Setup
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Line
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Font...
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X-Axis
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Legend title font:
Select Font...
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Color
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3D Parameters
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Draw dark shadow
Angle:
Depth:
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Line width:
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Sub-type
Example
Parameter
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Start angle:
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Toggle the circular label display.
Zero degree position:
Select Chart Sub-type
Labels & Legend
Setup Axes
Grid Lines
X axis:
Y axis:
Border:
Angle 3D:
Depth 3D:
Y min:
Y max:
Y-label 2 format:
HiLo
Legend title:
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HLC Style
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Format
KOffice Formula Editor
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... that you can use Ctrl-U/ Ctrl-L to create an index above or below the currently selected elements?
... that you can import and export MathML files?
... to get the most out of KFormula you need to install the TrueType version of the famous TeX fonts. You can find them in ctan at / tex-archive/ fonts/ cm/ ps-type1/ bakoma/. However you do n't need to install all of those. Right now the fonts cmbx10, cmex10, cmmi10, cmr10, cmsy10, msam10 and msbm10 are required.
... that you can use the keys ^ and _ to create right upper and lower indices? If you type Ctrl-^ or Ctrl-_ instead, you will get a left index.
... that you can insert any of the many supported symbols by typing its name? Simply press the backslash key, type the symbol's name and press space.
... that you can insert Greek letters very easily by typing the corresponding latin letter and pressing Ctrl-G afterwards?
... that you can insert any number of lines using the Multiline element? By inserting you can align these lines.
Formula tool
Formula editing tool
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A formula
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Terminator shape
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Basic flowcharting loop limit shape
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Basic flowcharting decision shape
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Data shape for flowcharting
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Basic flowcharting stored data shape
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Database shape
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Entity Relationship
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Multivalued Attribute shape used in ER diagrams
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Relationship shape used in ER diagrams
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Attribute shape used in ER diagrams
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Derived Attribute shape used in ER diagrams
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Weak Entity shape used in ER diagrams
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Cisco - 6732
Cisco - IBM Mini (AS400)
Cisco - STB (set top box)
Cisco - Broadband router
Cisco - Host
Cisco - Running man
Cisco - Cable Modem
Cisco - Satellite dish
Cisco - TDM router
Cisco - Multilayer switch
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Cisco - 7507
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Cisco - ATM Tag Switch Router
Cisco - STP
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Cisco - 6701
Cisco - NetSonar
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Cisco - File cabinet
Cisco - Software based server
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Cisco - VIP
Cisco - Sitting woman
Cisco - BTS 10200
Cisco - CSU/ DSU
Cisco - ATM 3800
Cisco - ASIC Processor
Cisco - Octel
Cisco - MAS Gateway
Cisco - BBSM
Cisco - Route Switch Processor
Cisco - Voice switch
Cisco - Standing Man
Cisco - Router with Firewall
Cisco - Man/ Woman
Cisco - 10700
Cisco - CDDI-FDDI
Cisco - Cisco Hub
Cisco - PAD
Cisco - File Server
Cisco - DSLAM
Cisco - MGX 8220
Cisco - Virtual switch controller (VSC 3000)
Cisco - IP Phone
Cisco - Distributed Director
Cisco - Voice switch 2
Cisco - IBM mainframe
Cisco - Softphone
Cisco - IAD router
Cisco - FDDI Ring
Cisco - Generic softswitch
Cisco - Workgroup switch
Cisco - UPS
Cisco - Handheld
Cisco - Network Management
Cisco - Front End Processor
Cisco - 3X74 (floor) cluster controller
Cisco - Storage Router
Cisco - Phone/ Fax
Cisco - Wireless
Cisco - Content Transformation Engine (CTE)
Cisco - Hub
Cisco - Optical Amplifier
Cisco - IPTV content manager
Cisco - ITP
Cisco - Voice commserver
Cisco - PXF
Cisco - Wavelength router
Cisco - Fax
Cisco - Content Service Switch 1100
Cisco - Cellular phone
Cisco - Video camera
Cisco - ONS15500
Cisco - MUX
Cisco - University
Cisco - Microphone
Cisco - Wireless Bridge
Cisco - CiscoSecurity
Cisco - Class 4/ 5 switch
Cisco - Diskette
Cisco - IOS Firewall
Cisco - Tablet
Cisco - Government Building
Cisco - MGX 8240
Cisco - Phone
Cisco - Protocol Translator
Cisco - IP
Cisco - Communications server
Cisco - 100BaseT Hub
Cisco - Workgroup director
Cisco - System controller
Cisco - Storage array
Cisco - Mac Woman
Cisco - Workstation
Cisco - Telecommuter house
Cisco - SVX (interchangeable with End office)
Cisco - FC Storage
Cisco - Mini VAX
Cisco - Metro 1500
Cisco - ISDN switch
Cisco - Terminal
Cisco - SC2200 (Signalling Controller)
Cisco - WWW server
Cisco - IP Telephony Router
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Cisco - DWDM Filter
Cisco - Bridge
Cisco - ICS
Cisco - Transpath
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Cisco - Unity server
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Cisco - LongReach CPE
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Cisco - Universal Gateway
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Cisco - Router in building
Cisco - Turret
Cisco - 3174 (desktop) cluster controller
Cisco - Server with PC Router
Cisco - Directory Server
Cisco - Generic processor
Cisco - RPS
Cisco - Workgroup 5500
Cisco - IBM Tower
Cisco - ATA
Cisco - 15200
Cisco - PC Video
Cisco - MGX 8260
Cisco - MoH server (Music on Hold)
Cisco - Telecommuter
Cisco - Modem
Cisco - ICM
Cisco - TokenRing
Cisco - SUN workstation
Cisco - Laptop
Cisco - Content Engine (Cache Director)
Cisco - End Office
Cisco - Repeater
Cisco - Cisco CA
Cisco - Router
Cisco - Generic gateway
Cisco - SC2200/ VSC3000 host
Cisco - MDU
Cisco - HP Mini
Cisco - DPT
Cisco - PIX Firewall
Cisco - ADM
Cisco - Speaker
Cisco - ATM Router
Cisco - 6705
Cisco - Wireless Transport
Cisco - Key
Cisco - PBX
Cisco - ATM Tag Sw Gigabit Router
Cisco - Truck
Cisco - Workgroup 5000
Cisco - PAD X.28
Cisco - Cisco 1000
Cisco - PC Router Card
Cisco - Scanner
Cisco - Car
Cisco - BBFW
Cisco - Content Service Router
Cisco - uBR910
Cisco - AccessPoint
Cisco - MicroWebserver
Cisco - PC
Cisco - 7505
Cisco - CiscoWorks workstation
Cisco - CDM Content Distribution Manager
Cisco - Branch office
Cisco - Telecommuter house/ router
Cisco - ATM Switch
Cisco - Relational Database
Cisco - PBX Switch
Cisco - Content Switch module
Cisco - Centri Firewall
Cisco - RateMUX
Cisco - MultiSwitch Device
Cisco - MAU
Cisco - Content Switch
Cisco - PC Man
Cisco - NetFlow router
Cisco - Radio Tower
Cisco - Small hub
Cisco - 7500ARS (7513)
Cisco - LAN to LAN
Cisco - Small Business
Cisco - ATM Fast Gigabit Etherswitch
Cisco - Layer 3 Switch
Cisco - Optical Services Router
Cisco - TV
Cisco - Macintosh
Cisco - Generic Building
Cisco - NetRanger
Cisco - Web cluster
Cisco - HootPhone
Cisco - IP Softphone
Cisco - Gigabit Switch Router (ATM Tag)
Cisco - Router with Silicon Switch
Cisco - H.323
Cisco - Web browser
Cisco - ME 1100
Cisco - Voice ATM Switch
Cisco - VPN concentrator
Cisco - Voice router
Cisco - Breakout box
Cisco - CallManager
Cisco - Programmable Switch
Cisco - General appliance
Cisco - Workgroup 5002
Cisco - VPN Gateway
Civil - Horizontal Valve
Civil - Right Arrow
Civil - Horizontal Limiting Line
Civil - Backflow Preventer
Civil - Horizontal Compressor
Civil - Basin
Civil - Horizontal Pump
Civil - Vertical Limiting Line
Civil - Frequency Converter
Civil - Reference Line
Civil - Vertical Propeller
Civil - Vertical Compressor
Civil - Vertical Pump
Civil - Motor
Civil - Preliminary Clarification Tank
Civil - Gas Bottle
Civil - Water Level
Civil - Bivalent Vertical Rest
Civil - Horizontal Rest
Civil - Soil
Civil - Up Arrow
Civil - Aerator
Civil - Final-Settling Basin
Civil - Container
Civil - Vertical Rest
Civil - Rotor
Jigsaw - part_ooio
Jigsaw - part_iooo
Jigsaw - part_iiio
Jigsaw - part_ooii
Jigsaw - part_oioo
Jigsaw - part_iooi
Jigsaw - part_iiii
Jigsaw - part_oioi
Jigsaw - part_ioio
Jigsaw - part_oooo
Jigsaw - part_oiio
Jigsaw - part_ioii
Jigsaw - part_iioo
Jigsaw - part_oooi
Jigsaw - part_oiii
Jigsaw - part_iioi
Sybase - Replication Server
Sybase - Client Application
Sybase - Replication Server Manager
Sybase - Log Transfer Manager/ Rep Agent
Sybase - Dataserver
Sybase - Stable Queue
Circuit - Horizontal Powersource (European)
Circuit - Vertical Powersource (European)
Circuit - Lamp (European)
Circuit - Vertical Capacitor
Circuit - NMOS Transistor (European)
Circuit - Horizontal Capacitor
Circuit - Horizontal Inductor (European)
Circuit - Ground
Circuit - Horizontal Diode
Circuit - Speaker (European)
Circuit - NPN Transistor
Circuit - Horizontal Zener Diode
Circuit - Horizontal Led (European)
Circuit - Vertical Diode
Circuit - Horizontal Jumper
Circuit - Vertical Zener Diode
Circuit - Vertical Inductor (European)
Circuit - Horizontal Resistor (European)
Circuit - Vertical Resistor
Circuit - Horizontal Resistor
Circuit - PMOS Transistor (European)
Circuit - PNP Transistor
Circuit - Vertical Resistor (European)
Circuit - Horizontal Fuse (European)
Circuit - Vertical Led (European)
Circuit - Vertical Inductor
Circuit - Horizontal Inductor
Circuit - Op Amp
Circuit - Vertical Fuse (European)
Circuit - Microphone (European)
LADDER - outs
Contact - lamp
Contact - ifnot
LADDER - sout
LADDER - ifnot
Contact - if
Contact - relay
LADDER - outnot
LADDER - soutr
LADDER - outj
LADDER - out
LADDER - if
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LADDER - souts
LADDER - outr
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Pneum - presshy
Pneum - commusc
Pneum - dist32
Pneum - SEIJack
Pneum - DEJack
Pneum - connpoint
Pneum - dist52
Pneum - press
Pneum - compb
Pneum - presspn
Pneum - comspr
Pneum - compilh
Pneum - dist22
Pneum - drain
Pneum - SEOJack
Pneum - compilp
Pneum - compush
Pneum - dist42
Pneum - comelec1
Pneum - comelec2
Geometric - Sharp Eight Point Star
Geometric - Up Arrow
Geometric - Right Angle Triangle
Geometric - Left-Right-Up Arrow
Geometric - Four Point Star
Geometric - Isosceles Triangle
Geometric - Left-Right Arrow
Geometric - Right Arrow
Geometric - Left Arrow
Geometric - Perfect Square
Geometric - Notched Right Arrow
Geometric - Trapezoid
Geometric - Down Arrow
Geometric - Five Point Star
Geometric - Swiss Cross
Geometric - Heptagon
Geometric - Maltese Cross
Geometric - Pentagon
Geometric - Hexagon
Geometric - Quad Arrow
Geometric - Six Point Star
Geometric - Curved Eight Point Star
Assorted - Sun
Geometric - Curved Four Point Star
Block Arrow - Chevron
Geometric - Diamond
Geometric - Seven Point Star
Geometric - Horizontal Parallelogram
Geometric - Up-Down-Left Arrow
Geometric - Quarter Circle
Assorted - Heart
Geometric - Eight Point Star
Block Arrow - Pentagon
Geometric - Vertical Parallelogram
Geometric - Perfect Circle
Assorted - Left-Up Arrow
Geometric - Notched Left Arrow
Geometric - Octagon
Geometric - Up-Down Arrow
Assorted - Quarter Moon
Electric - contact_o
Electric - intpos_f
Electric - connpoint
Electric - relay
Electric - intpos_o
Electric - command
Electric - contact_f
Electric - lamp
Network - Firewall
Network - Antenna
Network - Storage
Network - Hub
Network - A Telephone
Network - A Minitower PC
Network - Switch ATM Symbol
Network - Modular Switch
Network - A Diskette
Network - Plotter
Network - Digitizing Board
Network - A Workstation
Network - General Computer (Tower)
Network - An external DAT drive
Network - Cloud
Network - Router Symbol
Network - Switch Symbol
Network - RJ45 Wall-Plug
Network - A Workstation Monitor
Network - General Printer
Network - General Monitor (With Stand)
Network - An amplifier speaker
Network - Modem
Network - A ZIP Disk
Network - A speaker
Network - scEAD Wall-Plug
Network - WAN Connection
Network - A Desktop PC
Network - A Mobile Phone
Network - A Midi-tower PC
Network - A Bigtower PC
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Zoom Tool
Kivio: :StencilTextEditor
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Underline
Horizontal Alignment
Vertical Alignment
Text
& Zoom
You can drag the document by using the mouse.
Zoom & Level
Zoom Width
Zoom Height
Zoom Page
Zoom Selected
Zoom All Objects
Align Left
Align Center
Align Right
Align Top
Align Vertical Center
Align Bottom
Text Tool
Edit Text
Change Stencil Text and Formatting
Change Stencil Text
Change Stencil Font
Change Stencil Text Color
Change Stencil Horizontal Alignment
Change Stencil Vertical Alignment
Polyline Connector
Straight Connector
& Select
& Edit Text...
Format & Stencils & & Connectors...
Format & Arrowheads...
Move Stencil
Move Connector Point
Resize Stencil
Change Protection Attribute
Stencil & Connector Format
Line & width:
Line & color:
Line & style:
Line & end style:
& Fill color:
Print
Editable
Connect
Name
New Layer
Remove Layer
Rename Layer
Move Layer Up
Move Layer Down
Layer %1
Add Layer
Layer name:
Export Page
Page Settings
Default & units:
Default layout:
Change...
Default font:
Show page & margins
Show page & rulers
Grid
Grid Settings
Show & grid
Snap to grid
Grid & color:
Spacing
& Vertical:
Snap Distance
Horizontal:
Vertical:
Stencil Sets
Text Area
Stencil
Type
Text Format
Font
Text color:
Position
Vertical
& Top
& Center
& Bottom
Horizontal
& Left
Center
& Right
Preview
Arrowhead Format
Arrowhead at Origin
& Type:
& Width:
& Length:
Arrowhead at End
Type:
Width:
Length:
No
Printable:
Editable:
Connectable:
Align & Distribute
Page %1/ %2
Geometry
Overview
Layers
Protection
Objects
Add Stencil Set
Align & & Distribute...
Group Selection
Break up a selected group stencil
Bring to Front
Send to Back
& Text...
& Stencils & & Connectors...
& Arrowheads...
Line Color
Fill Color
Font Family
Font Size
Text Color
Toggle Bold Text
Toggle Italics Text
Toggle Underline Text
Align & Left
Align & Center
Align & Right
Line Width
Line Style
Page Layout...
Remove Page
Rename Page...
Show Page...
Hide Page
Show Page Margins
Hide Page Margins
Show Rulers
Hide Rulers
Show Grid
Hide Grid
Snap Grid
Guide Lines
Add Guide Line...
Arrowheads
Install Stencil Set...
Delete
Rename Page
Enter page name:
Page name cannot be empty.
Change Page Name
This name is already used.
You cannot hide the last visible page.
Change Page Layout
You are going to remove the active page. Do you want to continue?
& Delete
Change Foreground Color
Change Fg Color
Change Background Color
Change Bg Color
Change Text Color
Change Line Width
Change Line Style
Change Begin Arrow
Change Arrow
Change End Arrow
Change Size of Begin Arrow
Change Size of End Arrow
Change Stencil Rotation
Page%1
Width:
Height:
Show Stencil Set Chooser
Untitled Layer
Stencils
Layer 1
Add Stencil
One of the selected stencils has protection from deletion and cannot be deleted.
Protection From Deletion
Remove Stencil
One of the stencils has protection from deletion. You cannot cut or delete this stencil.
Protection From Delete
untitled stencil
Arrowhead at Origin
Arrowhead at End
Show Page
Install Stencil Set
Export
& Selected stencils
Export the selected stencils on the current page
Selected Stencils Export only the selected stencils to file.
& All stencils
Export all stencils on the current page
All Stencils This will cause the entire page to be exported to the file. This means that all stencils will be exported.
Crop picture to edges
Do n't export extra blank space to file
Crop picture to edges This will eliminate all blank portions of the drawing. The picture will only be as large as the stencils it contains. If your stencils are located in the upper right corner of the page, then only the upper right corner will be exported.
& Quality:
The higher the quality, the more space the file takes up
Quality Not all file formats use this. But for those that do, this affects the quality of the image that gets exported. 100 is the maximum quality. The higher the number, the better the picture looks. The downside is the higher the number, the larger the filesize.
An optional border of whitespace around the page, in pixels
Border Places a blank border around the edges of the image. This can be used if for one reason or another, the stencils do n't fit into the export page with a 0-pixel border (default).
& Border:
Stencil Set
No Selection
& Width
Toggles the ability to change the width of the selected stencils
Height
Toggles the ability to change the height of the selected stencils
& Aspect ratio
Toggles the ability to change the aspect ratio of the selected stencils
& X position
Toggles the ability to protect the x position of the selected stencils
& Y position
Toggles the ability to protect the y position of the selected stencils
Deletion
Toggles the ability to delete the selected stencils
No store backend
Could not find %1
Parsing error in the main document at line %1, column %2 Error message: %3
ISO A3
ISO A4
ISO A5
US Letter
Screen
Custom
ISO B5
US Executive
ISO A0
ISO A1
ISO A2
ISO A6
ISO A7
ISO A8
ISO A9
ISO B0
ISO B1
ISO B10
ISO B2
ISO B3
ISO B4
ISO B6
ISO C5
ISO DL
US Ledger
Version
Date & Time
Saved By
Comment
& Add
& Remove
& Modify
& Open
A new version could not be added
Date: %1
Show Guides
Hide Guides
Open This Document
Modified: %1
Accessed: %1
%1%
Yes
No
Could not export file.
Missing Export Filter
Could not import file of type %1
Missing Import Filter
& New View
Open Document
Choose Filter
Document Information
General
Author
Use ';' (Example: Office; KDE; KOffice)
This document will be decrypted
Do not decrypt
This document is encrypted
Decrypt
This document will be encrypted.
Do not encrypt
This document is not encrypted
& Encrypt
This document does not support encryption
No personal contact data set, please use the option "Set as Personal Contact Data" from the "Edit" menu in KAddressbook to set one.
Decrypting the document will remove the password protection from it. Do you still want to decrypt the file?
Confirm Decrypt
Decrypt
Your document could not be saved automatically. To complete the decryption, please save the document.
Save Document
The document has been changed since it was opened. To complete the decryption the document needs to be saved. Do you want to save the document now?
%1 (unknown file type)
The document is currently saved as %1. The document needs to be changed to OASIS OpenDocument to be encrypted. Do you want to change the file to OASIS OpenDocument?
Change Filetype
Change
Your document could not be saved automatically. To complete the encryption, please save the document.
The document has been changed since it was opened. To complete the encryption the document needs to be saved. Do you want to save the document now?
Use This Template
Printing page %1
Printing done
Close
Stopped
Stop
Units:
Document Settings
Auto save (min):
Create backup file
Grid
Show grid:
Snap to grid:
Grid color:
Spacing
& Horizontal:
& Vertical:
Only print and exit
Open a new document with a template
Only export to PDF and exit
KOffice
No template found for: %1
Too many templates found for: %1
Template %1 failed to load.
Show Grid
Hide Grid
Shows or hides grid
Making backup...
Saving...
Document %1 saved
The password of this encrypted document is not known. Autosave aborted! Please save your work manually.
Autosaving...
Error during autosave! Partition full?
Could not create the file for saving
Not able to write '%1 '. Partition full?
Error while trying to write '%1 '. Partition full?
An autosaved file for an unnamed document exists in %1. This file is dated %2 Do you want to open it?
Malformed URL %1
An autosaved file exists for this document. Do you want to open it instead?
The file %1 does not exist.
Creation error
File not found
Cannot create storage
Bad MIME type
Error in embedded document
Format not recognized
Not implemented
Parsing error
Document is password protected
Internal error
Out of memory
Unknown error
Could not open %2. Reason: %1
Document %1 loaded
Parsing error in %1 at line %2, column %3 Error message: %4
%1 is not a file.
Could not open the file for reading (check read permissions).
Could not read the beginning of the file.
parsing error in the main document at line %1, column %2 Error message: %3
Not a valid KOffice file: %1
Invalid document: no file'maindoc. xml '.
This document contains several versions. Go to File- > Versions to open an old version.
Untitled
The document '%1 'has been modified. Do you want to save it?
Internal error: saveXML not implemented
Could not save %1
Could not save %1 Reason: %2
Could not open %1
Could not open %1 Reason: %2
a word processing
a presentation
a chart
a drawing
Embedding Object
Create Template
Name:
Group:
& Add Group...
Picture
& Default
& Select...
Preview:
Use the new template as default
Use the new template every time %1 starts
Do you really want to overwrite the existing '%1 'template?
Add Group
Enter group name:
This name is already used.
Do you really want to remove that group?
Remove Group
Do you really want to remove that template?
Remove Template
& Delete
Could not load picture.
No picture available.
Unknown KOffice MimeType %1. Check your installation.
First line indent
Left indent
Right indent
%1 unsaved document (%2)
Export as PDF...
Reload
Versions...
Import...
Export...
& Close All Views
& Split View
& Remove View
Full Screen Mode
Splitter & Orientation
& Horizontal
& Vertical
(write protected)
Save as %1
Save
Saving as a %1 may result in some loss of formatting. Do you still want to save in this format?
Confirm Save
Exporting as a %1 may result in some loss of formatting. Do you still want to export to this format?
Confirm Export
Export
Save Document As
Export Document As
A document with this name already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?
Warning
Import Document
Write PDF
Show %1 Toolbar
Hide %1 Toolbar
Document
Document - %1
You will lose all changes made since your last save Do you want to continue?
Recent Documents
Custom Document
%1 (Uncompressed XML Files)
%1 (Encrypted)
%1 (%2 Compatible)
Unknown
Tool Options
Change Segment
Create Path
Corner point
Symmetric Point
Make curve point
Make line point
Segment to Line
Segment to Curve
Insert point
Remove point
Break at point
Break at segment
Join with segment
Merge points
To Path
Line/ Curve
Drag to move control point.
Press B to break path at selected point.
Angle Constraints
Create object
Simple path shape
Ungroup shapes
Change parameter
Group shapes
Shear shapes
Combine paths
Reorder shapes
Change Connection
Convert to Path
Set point type
Align shapes
Move control point
Set opacity
Create shape
Remove points
Remove subpath
Set background
Change segments to curves
Change segments to lines
Separate paths
Set fill rule
Delete shape
Delete shapes
Close subpath
Join subpaths
Break subpath at points
Distribute shapes
Lock shapes
Move points
Keep Aspect Ratio
Move shapes
Set border
Break subpath
Reverse paths
Standard
Lines
Straight
Curve
Tie
A connection between two other shapes
Paste Shapes
The directory mode is not supported for remote locations.
KOffice Storage
The manifest file seems to be corrupted. The document could not be opened.
This document contains an unknown encryption method. Some parts may be unreadable.
This document contains incomplete encryption data. Some parts may be unreadable.
QCA has currently no support for SHA1 or PBKDF2 using SHA1. The document can not be opened.
The manifest file seems to be corrupted. It cannot be modified and the document will remain unreadable. Please try and save the document again to prevent losing your work.
The manifest file cannot be written. The document will remain unreadable. Please try and save the document again to prevent losing your work.
Please enter the password to open this file.
Please enter the password to encrypt the document with.
Do you want to save the password?
Could not read the package "%1".
The package "%1" does not contain a valid install. rc file.
Failed to parse the install. rc file at package "%1".
Failed to determinate location where the package "%1" should be installed to.
A script package with the name "%1" already exists. Replace this package?
Replace
Could not uninstall this script package. You may not have sufficient permissions to delete the folder "%1".
Could not uninstall the script package "%1" since the script is not installed.
Could not uninstall the script package "%1". You may not have sufficient permissions to delete the folder "%1".
Add collection folder
Install script package file
Install online script package
Add
Collection
Millimeters (mm)
Centimeters (cm)
Decimeters (dm)
Inches (in)
Pica (pi)
Cicero (cc)
Points (pt)
Pixels (px)
Error!
Text
Bold
Italic
Underline
Strike Out
Set Horizontal Alignment
Set Vertical Alignment
Decrease Indent
Increase Indent
Decrease font size
Increase font size
Set Font
Set Font Size
Set Background Color
Set Text Color
Set Character Style
Set Paragraph Style
Set default format
Insert Bookmark
Insert Index
Insert Variable
Delete
Insert Table
Line Break
Format
Replace %1 with %2?
Default
None
Single
Double
Your names
& File
& Settings
File
Path:
Title:
Subject:
Keywords:
Comments:
Type:
Created:
Modified:
Last printed:
Total editing time:
Revision number:
Encryption:
Initials:
Position:
Company:
Email:
Telephone (home):
Telephone (work):
Fax:
Street:
Postal code:
City:
Country:
& Load From Address Book
& Delete Personal Data
Always use this template at application start up
Always use this template
Nodes
Guide lines
...
Convert To Path
Ellipse Shape
Shadow Color:
Remove
Open palette
Save palette
Data
Encoding:
First row contains headers
First column contains headers
Delimiter
Comma
Semicolon
Other
Tabulator
Space
Textquote:
"
'
Decimal symbol:
Thousands separator:
Ignore duplicate delimiters
& Format:
Ranges
Update
Import columns:
Import lines:
to
Unit:
Size:
Width:
Height:
Orientation:
Portrait
Landscape
Single sided
Facing pages
Text direction:
Right to left
Margins
Page edge:
Binding edge:
Top:
Set background image...
Use master background
Dodge
Overlay
Erase
Copy
Normal
Inversed Subtract
Subtract
Alpha darken
CCSGraph
Output the graph of color conversion of pigment's Color Conversion
(c) 2007 Cyrille Berger
return the list of available graphs
specify the type of graph (see --graphs to get the full list, the default is full)
specify the key of the source color space
specify the key of the destination color space
specify the output (can be ps or dot, the default is ps)
name of the output file
RGB (8-bit integer/ channel, unmanaged)
Red
Green
Blue
Alpha
RGB (16-bit integer/ channel, unmanaged)
L*a*b* (16-bit integer/ channel, unmanaged)
a*
b*
R
G
B
L*
Light
Color
Red Green Blue
XYZ
L a* b*
Grayscale
Grayscale (without transparency)
YCbCr
8 Bits
16 Bits
16 Bits Float
32 Bits Float
Yellow
Black
Blue to yellow
Opacity:
Opacity
%1%
Color Selector
Page Layout
Page
Apply to document
Import Data
Recommended (%1)
Locale (%1)
Other (%1)
Generic
Date
Currency
Please check the ranges you specified. The start value must be lower than the end value.
Cannot find encoding: %1
Recent:
Hide colors with bad contrast
Add / Remove Colors...
Import
Choose File to Add
Fit Page Width
Fit Page
Actual Pixels
Add Color To Palette
Color name:
Cannot write to palette file %1. Maybe it is read-only.
Palette
Add/ Remove Colors
Left Edge:
Right Edge:
Binding Edge:
Page Edge:
Facing Pages:
Page Layout:
Page spread
Master Slide
Master Page
Configure
Change background image
Background editing tool
Background Tool
Add a new slide or layer
Add a new page or layer
Slide
Layer
Delete selected objects
Raise selected objects
Lower selected objects
View mode
New Layer
Enter the name of the new layer:
New layer
Create Layer
Delete Layer
Could not delete all layers. At least one layer is required.
Error deleting layers
Add a new slide
Cut
Paste
Insert slide
Insert page
Show master shapes
Hide master shapes
Set Page Layout
Change master slide
Change master page
Display master background
Display slide background
Display page background
Delete
Snap to Grid
Show Rulers
Show/ hide the view's rulers
Insert Page
Insert a new page after the current one
Copy Page
Copy the current page
Delete Page
Delete the current page
Master Page...
Page Layout...
Variable
Import Document...
Configure...
Import Slideshow
Could not import %1
Change page layout
Slide %1
Page %1
Page %1
Group
Shape
Visible
Locked
Create Shapes
Background tool
Darken
Lighten
Value
Out
Line Border
Insert
Insert Linebreak
Add Bookmark
Color Chooser
Select Character
& Insert
Insert the selected character in the text
Horizontal Alignment
Add...
Automatically add new words to suggestion list
Completion Options
Append space
& Insert:
& Color:
Number:
String:
Boolean:
false
Date:
Add Guide Line
Guide Line
Confirmation Required
Download
Skip
Could not load embedded object: %1
Could not load external document %1: %2
Error while saving embedded documents
Position
& Height:
& Top:
& Left:
Context Help
All values are given in %1.
Page Size
& Size:
Landscape
Delete slides
Delete pages
Insert Object
Object
Substract
Columns:
Column spacing:
Footnote/ Endnote
Different footer for even and odd pages
Different footer for the first page
Spacing between footer and body:
Header
Spacing between header and body:
Different header for the first page
Page Preview
Page Size & & & Margins
Head Line
Mid:
lt; sheetgt; The sheet name lt; pagegt; The current page lt; pagesgt; The total number of pages lt; namegt; The filename or URL lt; filegt; The filename with complete path or the URL
lt; timegt; The current time lt; dategt; The current date lt; authorgt; Your full name lt; orggt; Your organization lt; emailgt; Your email address
Columns
Styles
Actions
Form
Storage Test
Storage Test 2
Master page
Resize
Rotate
Shear
KoProperty Test
Cross
Waiting
Size Vertical
Size Horizontal
Size All
Split Vertical
Split Horizontal
Pointing Hand
Insert image from file
Select Char
Change font
Fixed
Name
Width
Height
Vertical Size Type
Vertical Stretch
First page:
Snap Guides
Snap Distance (px)
Enable Guide Lines Guide
Tool Option
Connection Shape
Edit Guidelines
Edit guidelines
Select a filter:
Fit to width
Fit to page/ canvas
[No Paragraph Style]
[No Character Style]
Selected Template
Creates an empty document
Choose Template
No description available
Open Existing Document...
& Custom...
Custom Line Width
Line width:
*. svg *. wmf *. qpic_BAR_Clipart (*. svg *. wmf *. qpic)
Insert Link
Mail & News
Text to display:
Internet address:
Target:
No Entries
File location:
Tabulator & Left
Tabulator & Center
& Raise
& Lower
Align Left
Horizontally Center
Align Right
Align Top
Default Tool
Default tool
Position x:
Position y:
Order:
Alignment
Horizontal:
Vertical:
Scale
Create New Style
Please specify a new style name:
Name already exists! Please choose another name
Change Case
Case
& Uppercase
& Lowercase
Title case
& Toggle case
Sentence case
Convert first letter of a sentence to uppercase.
Style Manager
New
Next style:
Inherit style:
Preview
< None >
New Style Template (%1)
Font
Decoration
Highlighting
Layout
Locale date & time format
Locale format
Date (Fixed)
File Creation
File Modification
Current Date (fixed)
Current Date (variable)
Date of File Creation
Date of File Modification
Date Format
Format of Date Variable
Time (Fixed)
Current Time (fixed)
Current Time (variable)
Time Format
This Dialog Allows You to Set the Format of the Time Variable
Custom Variable
Custom...
Mail Merge
& Mail Merge...
Page Current Num
Total Page Num
Current Section
Previous Page Number
Next Page Number
Page Number
Number of Pages
Section Title
Previous Page
Next Page
Filename
Directory Name
Path Filename
Filename Without Extension
Author Name
Email
Telephone (work)
Telephone (home)
Fax
Country
Postal Code
City
Street
Author Title
Title
Subject
Abstract
Initials
Company
Telephone (private)
Document Abstract
Document Keywords
File Name
File Name without Extension
Directory & & File Name
Link
Link...
Note
Note...
Number of Words
Number of Sentences
Number of Lines
Number of Characters
Number of Syllables
Number of Frames
Number of Embedded Objects
Number of Pictures
Number of Tables
Autocorrection
Simple Autocorrection
Detect when a new sentence is started and always ensure that the first character is an uppercase character.
Convert & two uppercase characters to one uppercase and one lowercase character (e. g. PErfect to Perfect)
Detect when a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is typed and provide formatting that matches the way an Internet browser would show a URL.
& Suppress double spaces
Remove spaces at the beginning and end of paragraphs
Automatically do & bold and underline formatting
When typing '1) 'or similar in front of a paragraph, automatically convert the paragraph to use that numbering style. This has the advantage that further paragraphs will also be numbered and the spacing is done correctly.
Replace 1st... with 1^st...
When typing '* 'or '-' in front of a paragraph, automatically convert the paragraph to use that list-style. Using a list-style formatting means that a correct bullet is used to draw the list.
Custom Quotes
Replace & double quotes with typographical quotes
Replace & single quotes with typographical quotes
Advanced Autocorrection
Replacements and exceptions for language:
Enable word replacement
Replace text with format
& Find:
Insert a special character...
& Replace:
Find
Change Format...
Clear Format
Exceptions
Do not treat as the end of a sentence:
Accept two uppercase letters in:
Change Text Format
An area is empty
Find string is the same as replace string!
Change Variable Subtype
Change Variable Format
Entry Name
Variable Name
Variable Value Editor
Add Variable
Edit Variable
Value:
Completion
Enter
Right
Add Completion Entry
Enter entry:
Completion list saved. It will be used for all documents from now on.
Completion List Saved
Insert Text
Apply Style %1
Format Text
Change First Line Indent
Change Paragraph Spacing
Change Paragraph Background Color
Change Line Spacing
Change Join Borders
Change Tabulator
Remove Selected Text
Day
Day (2 digits)
Day (long name)
Month
Month (2 digits)
Month (long name)
Month (possessive long name)
Year (4 digits)
Hour (2 digits)
Second
Second (2 digits)
am/ pm
AM/ PM
Remove Word
Replace Word
Insert Line Break
Insert Non-Breaking Space
Insert Non-Breaking Hyphen
Insert Special Char
Remove Comment
Remove Link
Edit Comment
Completion Word
Autocorrect Word
Autocorrect Word with Format
Autocorrect (capitalize first letter)
Autocorrect
Autocorrect for Fraction
Autocorrection: Change Format
Autocorrect (use bullet style)
Autocorrect (use number style)
Autocorrect (remove start and end line space)
Simple Bold
Wave
Uppercase
Lowercase
Show Formatting Options
Formatting Options
Replace Text
Reset
Family:
Color:
Bold:
Italic:
Word by word:
Underline:
Strikeout:
Export to Image
Failed to read data.
Export Error
Malformed XML data.
The file cannot be loaded, as it cannot be opened.
KWord's RTF Import Filter
The file cannot be loaded, as it seems not to be an RTF document.
The document cannot be loaded, as it seems not to follow the RTF syntax.
The RTF (Rich Text Format) document has an unexpected version number: %1. Continuing might result in an erroneous conversion. Do you want to continue?
The PWD (PocketWord's Rich Text Format) document has an unexpected version number: %1. Continuing might result in an erroneous conversion. Do you want to continue?
The URTF ("Unicode Rich Text Format") document has an unexpected version number: %1. Continuing might result in an erroneous conversion. Do you want to continue?
The RTF document cannot be loaded, as it has an unexpected first keyword: \\%1.
Untitled Document
KWord's HTML Export Filter
Recommended (%1)
Locale (%1)
Cannot find encoding: %1
QXml
An error has occurred while parsing the KWord file. At line: %1, column %2 Error message: %3
KWord Export Filter Library
KWord's Plain Text Import Filter
Other (%1)
KWord's Plain Text Export Filter
Latex Import Filter Parameters
Document Style
Latex style
KWord style
Language
Unicode
latin1
Document Type
New document
Embedded document
Table %1
Picture %1
KWord's MS Write Import Filter
Footnote %1
Table %3, row %1, column %2
An error has occurred while parsing the AbiWord file. At line: %1, column %2 Error message: %3
AbiWord Import Filter
Main Text Frameset
An error occurred during the load of the AbiWord file: %1
Unable to save document information.
Unable to save main document.
Table Frame %1
KWord 1.3
This document was created with OpenOffice. org version '%1 '. This filter was written for version 1.0. Reading this file could cause strange behavior, crashes or incorrect display of the data. Do you want to continue converting the document?
Unsupported document version
Could not open the requested file %1
Parsing error in the main document at line %1, column %2. Error message: %3
Could not write block
Could not find relationships file "%1"
CSV filter cannot open input file - please report.
Import
Text
Number
Currency
Date
None
Please check the ranges you specified. The start value must be lower than the end value.
< SHEETNAME >
Export Sheet to HTML
Recommended: UTF-8
Locale (%1)
Top
QPRO filter cannot open input file - please report.
Unable to open password protected files. The password algorithm has not been published
File format is not supported.
Could not read from file.
Page
The file seems to be corrupt. Skipping a table.
Skipping a table.
EPS Export
Options
PostScript level 1
PostScript level 2
PostScript level 3
PNG Export Options
SVG Export Error
Failed to write file.
%1 Export Error
Slide Title
Page:
Complete Page
Area of Objects on Page
Area to export:
Custom size (in pixels):
Height:
Width:
Margin:
HTML Export Dialog
Encoding:
& HTML 4.01
HTML 4.01 (For older HTML user agents)
& XHTML 1.0
XHTML 1.0
Mode
Light: Convert to strict (X)HTML
Convert mainly the document structure (Recommended for exporting to browsers with limited capabilities)
& Basic: Convert to transitional (X)HTML
Convert most of the document (Recommended for re-importing in KWord or for exporting to older browsers)
& Enhanced: Convert to (X)HTML with CSS
Convert as much as possible of the KWord document (Recommended for exporting to other modern word processors or to modern browsers)
Use external CSS sheet:
Enter the location of the CSS file in this field
Plain Text Export Dialog
End of Line
& UNIX style (recommended; line feed only)
& Windows style (carriage return and line feed)
& MacOS style (carriage return only)
Plain Text Import Dialog
End of Paragraph
& As is: At the end of line
& Sentence: If the end of line is the end of a sentence
Old & method: If the line is empty or has less than 40 characters
Latex Export Filter Configuration
Document
Independent document
The document will be able to be compiled alone
The document will be generated as a full latex document since all the include will be generated before the \\begin[document} and \\end{document} commands.
Document to include
The document will be generated as a latex document which will have to be included in a main latex document. It will allow you to generate several little files for each chapter of your document.
Document class:
Quality:
Default font size:
Final
Draft
Pictures
This directory will contains the eps pictures of your document
Convert the pictures
Pictures directory:
Encoding
Remove
Add
Contents
Export information about author
Add a table of content
Notes
Do n't export
Export notes in comments
Export notes in margin notes
& Help
F1
& OK
& Cancel
MS Write Import Dialog
& Encoding
Select the encoding of the Write document. Try the Default Encoding (CP 1252), if unsure.
& Other encoding:
& Default encoding (CP 1252)
Most Write documents are stored using this encoding (also known as windows-1252). Select this if unsure.
& Advanced
These advanced options allow you to fine-tune the importing of formatting information. They compensate for differences between KWord and MS Write by adding extra formatting information (not found in the original document), to try to make the imported document look as close to the original as possible. It is safe to use the defaults, if unsure.
Compensate for & linespacing differences
Try to simulate Write's linespacing by adding some spaces before each paragraph.
Enable & image positioning
Use paragraph indentation to position images.
Sheets
Available Sheets
Select sheets to export:
Delimiter Line
******** < SHEETNAME > ********
< SHEETNAME > gets replaced by the name of the next sheet.
Print delimiter line above every sheet
Cells
Delimiter
Comma
Semicolon
Tabulator
Space
Other:
Quotes:
"
'
Export selection only
Common
Other
Ignore duplicate delimiters
& Format:
Ranges
to
Import lines:
Import columns:
Update
Encoding:
With this option you can define the encoding of the HTML file. The recommended encoding (UTF8) is selected as default.
Sheet Selection
Click here to select all sheets in the list.
Select & All
Deselect All
This option will make the HTML export filter generate a new page for each sheet. If you disable this option, all sheets are written on one page.
Use & separate files for each table
Style
Select this option to use the default fonts and colors for the HTML page.
Use & default style
Select this option to specify a separate stylesheet for the HTML page. You can select or type on in the field below.
Use & external stylesheet:
In this field you can enter an URL for your stylesheet. It is possible to point to a stylesheet on disk, or to somewhere on the Internet.
Layout
Use this option to enable or disable borders around the cells.
Use & borders
Use this option to define how many pixels there should be between the cells. This effect is better visible if you check Use borders too.
Pixels between cells:
Size in Pixels
Image height:
Resolution:
Color
Export XSLT Configuration
Common xslt Files
Personal xslt Files
Choose...
Export Filter Parameters
Keep ratio
Width (%):
Height (%):
PNG Export Error
Open Document
Import XSLT Configuration
PNG Export Filter Parameters
Height
Width
Height (%)
Width (%)
LaTeX Export Error
KFormula Import Error
KFormula1.3 Import Filter
Page %1
JPEG Export Options
Pages
Owner:
& Document mode
Your names
Your emails
KoUnavail KOffice Program
KoUnavail
(c) 2001, David Faure
David Faure
Slide %1
New Slide Show %1
Error
Are you sure you want to delete the selected slide show?
Confirm action
Configure Presenter View
All slides
Configure Slide Show
Show Master Slides
Import Slideshow...
Insert Slide
Copy Slide
Copy the current slide
Delete Slide
Delete the current slide
Master Slide...
Previous Slide
Next Slide
First Slide
Last Slide
Configure KPresenter...
Normal
Notes
Create Appear Animation
Edit Custom Slide Shows...
Start Presentation
From Current Slide
Configure Slide Show...
Configure Presenter View...
Transitions
Shape Animation
No Effect
Edit Shape
Slide Layouts
File to open
Create page effect
Modify page effect
Delete page effect
Edit
Create shape animation
End of presentation. Click to exit.
Set Layout
KOffice Presentation Tool
KPresenter
(c) 1998-2008, The KPresenter Team
Thorsten Zachmann
Maintainer
Laurent Montel
Former maintainer
Reginald Stadlbauer
Original author
Werner Trobin
David Faure
Toshitaka Fujioka
Lukáš Tinkl
Ariya Hidayat
Percy Leonhardt
Thomas Zander
Peter Simonsson
Carlos Licea
Current Slide %1 of %2
End of Slide Show
Pen Color
Pen Size
Black
White
Green
Blue
Yellow
& File
& Edit
& View
& Insert
Line
Shape
Format
Arrange Objects
& Align Objects
Text
& Align
Type
Spellcheck
Autocorrection
Slide Show
& Settings
File
Insert
Tools
Format
Text
Slide Show
Navigation
Vertical Alignment
Flip Objects
& Scale to Show the Picture 1:1 In
Spell Check Result
Presentation
Your names
Your emails
Custom Slideshows editor
Customs Slideshows
Add new slideshow
Delete slideshow
Available Slides
Current Slideshow:
Add Slide
Close
Slides
Presentation Slides:
Edit Custom Slide Shows...
Presentation monitor:
Width:
Will keep the width of the crop constant
& Height:
Ratio:
Image
& Crop
& Slide
Change sound action
Import...
Box Snakes
Two Box Bottom In
Two Box Left In
Two Box Right In
Four Box Vertical In
Four Box Horizontal In
Two Box Bottom Out
Two Box Left Out
Two Box Right Out
Four Box Horizontal Out
Waterfall
Top Left Vertical
Top Left Horizontal
Top Right Vertical
Top Right Horizontal
Bottom Left Vertical
Bottom Left Horizontal
Bottom Right Vertical
Bottom Right Horizontal
Parallel Snakes
Vertical Top Same In
Vertical Top Same Out
Vertical Bottom Same In
Horizontal Left Same In
Horizontal Left Same Out
Horizontal Right Same In
Horizontal Right Same Out
Horizontal Top Right Opposite In
Diagonal Top Left Opposite In
Clockwise Top Left In
Clockwise Top Left Out
Clockwise Top Right In
Clockwise Top Right Out
Clockwise Bottom Left In
Clockwise Bottom Left Out
Clockwise Bottom Right In
Clockwise Bottom Right Out
Counterclockwise Top Left In
Counterclockwise Top Left Out
Counterclockwise Top Right In
Counterclockwise Top Right Out
Counterclockwise Bottom Left In
Counterclockwise Bottom Left Out
Counterclockwise Bottom Right In
Counterclockwise Bottom Right Out
Snake
From Left
From Right
From Top
From Bottom
From Top Left
From Top Right
From Bottom Left
From Bottom Right
Pentagon
Up Reverse
Down
Down Reverse
RoundRect
Horizontal
Horizontal Reverse
Vertical
Vertical Reverse
Heart
Heart Reverse
Keyhole Reverse
Ellipse
Circle
Circle Reverse
Rectangular
Rectangular Reverse
Diamond Reverse
Triangle
Right
Right Reverse
Left
Left Reverse
ArrowHead
Star
Four Point Star Reverse
Five Point Star Reverse
Six Point Star Reverse
Double Sweep
Parallel Vertical
Opposite Vertical
Opposite Horizontal
Parallel Diagonal Top Left
Parallel Diagonal Bottom Left
Parallel Vertical Reverse
Parallel Diagonal Reverse
Opposite Vertical Reverse
Opposite Horizontal Reverse
Parallel Diagonal Top Left Reverse
Parallel Diagonal Bottom Left Reverse
Center Right
Center Top
Center Left
Center Bottom
Fan Out Top
Fan Out Right
Fan Out Bottom
Fan Out Left
Fan In Right
Fan In Bottom
Fan In Left
Pin Wheel
Two Blades Horizontal Clockwise
Four Blades Horizontal Clockwise
Clock
Saloon Door
To Left
To Bottom
To Right
Windshield
Double Fan
Fan Out Vertical
Fan Out Horizontal
Fan In Vertical
Fan In Horizontal
Fan In Vertical Reverse
Fan In Horizontal Reverse
Single Sweep
Clockwise Right
Clockwise Bottom
Clockwise Left
Clockwise Top Left
Counterclockwise Bottom Left
Clockwise Bottom Right
Counterclockwise Top Right
Clockwise Bottom Left
Counterclockwise Bottom Right
Clockwise Top Right
Slide
Corners In
Corners Out
Misc Diagonal
Barn Door
Diagonal Bottom Left
Diagonal Top Left
Diagonal
Barn Zig Zag
Vertical Reversed
Horizontal Reversed
Header
Footer
Click to preview the page effect.
Duration:
Spiral Wipe Effect
Snake Wipe Effect
Pentagon Wipe Effect
RoundRect Wipe Effect
Misc Wipe Effect
Ellipse Wipe Effect
Iris Wipe Effect
Eye Wipe Effect
Hexagon Wipe Effect
Triangle Wipe Effect
Star Wipe Effect
Fan Wipe Effect
Clock Wipe Effect
Double Fan Wipe Effect
Bar Wipe Effect
Slide Wipe Effect
Four Box Wipe Effect
Misc Diagonal Wipe Effect
Barn Vee Wipe Effect
Zig Zag Wipe Effect
Barn Door Wipe Effect
Diagonal Wipe Effect
Vee Wipe Effect
Box Wipe Effect
Form
Navigate to:
Edit custom slideshows...
Cover down effect
Insert & new slide:
Use & default template
Use current slide as default
Choose different template
Rotation
Angle:
°
Pie
& Type:
& Length:
Set here the start position.
Set the arc length of your pie.
Start position:
Preview
Channel Intensity
Fade
Intensity
Contrast
Normalize
Solarize
Noise
Blur
Sharpen
Shade
Value:
%
Gray
Color:
Color 1:
Color 2:
Intensity:
Factor:
Type:
LaPlace
Poisson
Color Shading
Azimuth:
Elevation:
Angle:
Wave length:
Pen
Arrow Style
& Begin:
& End:
& Width:
Style:
Color:
pt
Rect
Vertical declination:
Horizontal declination:
Set the horizontal declination.
Set the vertical declination.
Polygon
& Sharpness:
Brush
& Style:
& Preview
& Effect:
& Speed:
Sound effect
& File:
Automatic & transition to the next slide after:
Gradient
Gradient:
X-factor:
Unbalanced:
& Y-factor:
Margin
Margins
Synchronize changes
General
Name:
Protect size and position
Keep & aspect ratio
Position
Shadow
Color & & Distance
Distance:
Orientation
Picture
Depth
& 1 bit color mode
& 8 bit color mode
16 bit color mode
& 32 bit color mode
& Default color mode
%
Grayscale
& Brightness:
& Qt: :DockLeft:
Qt: :Orientation
Use slide master background
Background type:
Color/ Gradient
Plain
Diagonal Gradient 1
Diagonal Gradient 2
Circle Gradient
Rectangle Gradient
PipeCross Gradient
Pyramid Gradient
Unbalanced
X-factor:
Y-factor:
View mode:
Scaled
Apply & Global
& Reset
Single Color
%1% Fill Pattern
Crossing Lines
Diagonal Lines (/)
Diagonal Lines (\\)
Diagonal Crossing Lines
Diagonal 2
PipeCross
Pyramid
Resize Object Up
Resize Object Down
Resize Object Left
Resize Object Right
Resize Object Left & & Up
Resize Object Left & & Down
Resize Object Right & & Up
Resize Object Right & & Down
Read-only content cannot be changed. No modifications will be accepted.
& Drawing Mode
& Goto Slide...
& End
Change Text Font
Set Text Color
Set Text Background Color
Make Text Bold
Make Text Italic
Underline Text
Set Text Font
Change Text Size
Set Text Subscript
Set Text Superscript
Apply Default Format
Increase Font Size
Decrease Font Size
Set Text Align
Change Tabulators
Increase Paragraph Depth
Decrease Paragraph Depth
Change First Line Indent
Change Left Indent
Change Right Indent
Scale to Original Size
Scale Picture to Be Shown 1:1 in Presentation Mode
Extend Text Contents to Height
Extend Text to Contents
Align Objects Left
Align Objects Top
Align Objects Right
Align Objects Bottom
Align Objects Centered (horizontal)
Close Object
Closed Freehand
Closed Polyline
Modify Slide Transition
Modify Slide Transition For All Pages
Interface
Spelling
Document
Document Settings
Default Tools Settings
Paths
Path Settings
Change Config
Show rulers
Show status bar
Number of recent files:
Background object color:
Grid color:
Undo/ redo limit:
Display links
& Underline all links
Display comments
Display field code
Grid
Vertical grid size:
Change Display Link Command
Change Display Field Code Command
Document Defaults
Default font:
Choose...
Automatic hyphenation
Create backup file
Autosave (min):
No autosave
min
Starting page number:
Tab stop:
Cursor
Cursor in protected area
Direct insert cursor
Change Starting Page Number
Change Tab Stop Value
Outline
& Rectangle
Polygon
& Pie
Type
Path
Picture Path
Backup Path
Modify Path...
& Add...
& Modify...
& Remove
Test
Define Custom Slide Show
Name:
Existing slides:
Selected slides:
Custom Slide Show name is already used.
Invalid OASIS OpenDocument file. No office: body tag found.
Invalid OASIS OpenDocument file. No tag found inside office: body.
You do not appear to have PERL installed. It is needed to convert this document. Please install PERL and try again.
Insert Part Object
Invalid document, DOC tag missing.
Paste Objects
Set New Options
Move Slide
Insert File
Insert New Slide
Duplicate Object
Number of copies:
Rotation angle:
Increase width:
Increase height:
Move Y:
Appear
Order of appearance:
Effect (appearing):
Come From Right/ Top
Come From Right/ Bottom
Come From Left/ Top
Come From Left/ Bottom
Wipe From Left
Wipe From Right
Wipe From Top
Wipe From Bottom
Fast
Effect (object specific):
Paragraph After Paragraph
Timer of the object:
File name:
Play
Disappear
Effect (disappearing):
Disappear to Right
Disappear to Left
Disappear to Top
Disappear to Bottom
Disappear to Right/ Top
Disappear to Right/ Bottom
Disappear to Left/ Top
Disappear to Left/ Bottom
Wipe to Left
Wipe to Top
Wipe to Bottom
*. %1_BAR_%2 Files
All Supported Files
Go to slide:
Image Effect
Import Style
File name is empty.
File is not a KPresenter file!
Path:
Title:
Preliminary Slides
Background color:
Create Memory Stick Slideshow
Overwrite Presentation
Create pictures of the slides
Create index file
Remove
Change Help Line Position
Position:
Add New Help Line
Add New Help Point
X position:
Y position:
Slide Note %1:
Master Page Note:
Delete Objects
Resize
Group Objects
Ungroup Objects
Lower Objects
Raise Objects
Insert Line
Insert Rectangle
Insert Ellipse
Insert Pie/ Arc/ Chord
Insert Textbox
Insert Autoform
Insert Freehand
Insert Polyline
Insert Polygon
Insert Closed Polyline
Apply Styles
Change Pixmap
Insert Picture
Slide Master
Move Objects
Change Shadow
Change Vertical Alignment
No Outline
Square
Line Arrow
Dimension Line
& General
& Transition Type
& Manual transition to next step or slide
& Infinite loop
Measure presentation & duration
Custom slide:
Selected pages:
Select & All
Arc
Chord
Presentation duration:
Display Duration
Slide Title
Slides in the pages:
Draw border around the slides
Apply Properties
Name Object
Protect Object
Keep Ratio
Change Size
Picture
pt
Rename Slide
Slide title:
Close From All Directions
Open From All Directions
Interlocking Horizontal 2
Interlocking Vertical 1
Interlocking Vertical 2
Surround 1
Fly Away 1
Cover Up
Cover Left-Up
Cover Left-Down
Cover Right-Bottom
Dissolve
Melting
Paste Text
Insert Variable
Protect content
Effect:
Automatic preview
Remove Slide
& Delete
Insert new slide
Save Picture
Save Failed
No chart component registered
No table component registered
No formula component registered
Autoform-Choose
Properties
Slide Background
Do you want to load a previously saved configuration which will be used for this HTML Presentation?
*. kpweb_BAR_KPresenter HTML Presentation (*. kpweb)
Only local files are currently supported.
Object Effect
No Slide
Change List Type
Change Outline Color
Change Fill Color
Change Line Begin
Change Line End
Change Outline Style
Change Outline Width
Show Sidebar
Hide Sidebar
Hide Notebar
Slide & Master
Guide Lines
Show & Grid
Hide & Grid
Snap to Grid
& Slide...
Picture...
Select
& Rotate
& Zoom
& Shape
& Circle/ Ellipse
& Pie/ Arc/ Chord
& Text
Table
& Object
& Line
& Freehand
Polyline
Closed & Freehand
Closed Polyline
& Font...
Font Family
& Bold
& Italic
& Underline
& Strike Out
& Color...
Align & Left
Align & Center
Align & Right
Align & Block
Number
Bullet
& Increase Depth
& Decrease Depth
Extend Contents to Object & Height
& Extend Object to Fit Contents
& Insert Slide Number
& Properties
& Lower Objects
Bring to Front
Send to Back
Rotate Objects...
& Shadow Objects...
Align Center (horizontally)
Align & Top
Align Center (vertically)
Align & Bottom
Slide Background...
Create & HTML Slideshow...
Create Memory Stick Slideshow...
Template Manager
Use Current Slide as Default Template
Align Objects
Line Begin
Line End
Outline Style
Outline Width
& Group Objects
& Ungroup Objects
Edit & Object Effect...
Edit Slide & Transition...
& Go to Start
Go to & End
Goto & Slide...
Fill Color...
Outline Color...
& Extend Contents to Object Height
& Resize Object to Fit Contents
& Rename Slide...
Scale to Original Size
640x480
800x600
1024x768
1280x1024
1600x1200
& Change Picture...
Image & Effect...
Superscript
Abstract 1
Abstract 2
Abstract 3
Blue Green
Browns
Burning Paper
Coffee
Cold Steel
Cold Steel 2
Dark 1
Deep Sea
Default
Four bars
French flag
French flag smooth
German flag
German flag smooth
Golden
Greens
Horizon 1
Horizon 2
Incandescent
Land 1
Land and Sea
Metallic Something
Mexican flag
Mexican flag smooth
Nauseating Headache
Neon Cyan
Neon Green
Neon Yellow
Purples
Romanian flag
Romanian flag smooth
Rounded edge
Shadows 1
Shadows 2
Shadows 3
Sunrise
Tropical Colors
Wood 1
Wood 2
Yellow Orange
40_Colors
Named Colors
KDE (new)
Web
Felt Pen
square (10x10)
square (10x10) blur
Circle (11)
Circle Fuzzy (11)
Circle (13)
Circle Fuzzy (13)
Circle (15)
Circle Fuzzy (15)
Circle (17)
Circle Fuzzy (17)
Circle (19)
Circle Fuzzy (19)
Circle (01)
square (20x20)
square (20x20) blur
Circle (03)
Circle Fuzzy (03)
Circle (05)
Circle Fuzzy (05)
square (5x5)
square (5x5) blur
Circle (07)
Circle Fuzzy (07)
Circle (09)
Circle Fuzzy (09)
Cursor
Cursor Resize Diag1
Cursor Resize Diag2
Cursor Resize Hor
Cursor Resize Vert
Cursor Up
Diagonal Star (11)
Diagonal Star (17)
Diagonal Star (25)
Galaxy, Big
Pepper
pixel (1x1 square)
3D Green
Big Blue
Blue Grid
Blue Squares
Blue Web
Bricks
Crack
Craters
Crinkled Paper
Electric Blue
Fibers
Granite #1
Dried mud
Ice
Leather
Leopard
Lightning
Marble #1
Marble #2
Marble #3
One Small Step...
Paper
Pink Marble
Rain
recessed
Red Cubes
Rocks
Sky
Small Squares
Stone
Stripes
Terra
Warning!
Wood of some sort
Wood #1
Wood #2
Wood
& Edit
& Resources
& View
Grid Spacing
& Image
& Layer
New
& Select
Filter
& Tools
Settings
View
Layer
Edit
Navigation
Your names
Your emails
Current Preset Definition
Name:
Current brush definition
& Save to Presets
PushButton
Preset Collection
Name
New Image
Image Size
Width:
Height:
Resolution:
Mode
Merge strategy:
Description:
& Name:
& Opacity:
Composite mode:
Color space:
TextLabel
Form
Options
Paint color:
...
Background color:
Opacity:
Current preset
Paint op:
Show root layer
Autosave every:
Cursor shape:
Tool Icon
Crosshair
Arrow
No Cursor
Source Selection
& Layer Selection
& Image Selection
Combination method
& Combined area
& Shared area
Placement
X offset:
Y offset:
Horizontal spacing:
Subdivision:
Vertical spacing:
Style
Main:
Lines
Dashed Lines
Dots
untitled-1
Set Width and Height to screen resolution.
& Screen size
Color
Contents
Canvas color:
Transparent
Opacity of the background color
Opacity of the background color.
Opaque
First layer from clipboard
Create
Custom Gradient
Segment Color
Left:
Right:
Linear
Curved
Sine
Sphere Inc.
Sphere Dec.
RGB
HSV CW
HSV CCW
Image Resolution
X resolution:
Y resolution:
Color Settings
Default color model for new images:
Display
& Rendering intent:
Perceptual
Relative Colorimetric
Saturation
Absolute Colorimetric
Printing
Default printer color model:
When Pasting Into Krita From Other Applications
Assume sRGB (like images from the web are supposed to be seen)
Ask each time
Note: When copying/ pasting inside Krita color info is always preserved.
Use Blackpoint compensation
Bookmark current
Delete
Close
& Layer Name:
OpenGL
Enable OpenGL
Transparency Checkboxes
Size:
Color:
Enable curve anti-aliasing
Geometry Options
Brush
Generator
Foreground Color
Background Color
Stroke
Filter selection
Filter:
Presets:
Edit Presets
Model:
Depth:
Source:
Entire Image
Export
Preview
Preview
Preview modified layer
Original
Show original layer
Zoom Out
Zoom In
1: 1
Update preview
& Autoupdate
Automatically update the preview whenever the filter settings change
Dialog
Apply
Create Mask Effect
Cancel
The maximum number of "tiles" that are kept in memory. For regular RGBA8 images, each tile is about 16 kB in size. Thus, for a value of 500 tiles this usually means about 8 megabytes are used for image data. If you regularly handle large images, a greater value here might be useful. Note that this number is only a guideline for Krita, and is not guaranteed to be the actual number of tiles in memory.
Maximum number of tiles kept in memory:
This configures how much Krita will use the swap file. If you move the slider all the way to the left, Krita will not use the swap file at all. If you move it all the way to the right, Krita will make maximum use of the swap file.
This configures how much Krita likes to swap. Move the slider to the left, and there is no swapping at all. Move it to the right there is a lot of swapping going on.
Unnamed
Add New Color...
Remove Selected Color
Add New Palette...
Clear Current Palette
Fill Palette from Image
Fill Palette from Current Layer
& None
& Selection
current & Layer
Rendering intent determines the bias in the color conversion.
Rendering Intent
Relative colorimetric
Absolute colorimetric
Mode:
Pixel
Shape
Action:
Replace (Shortcut R)
Intersect (Shortcut T)
Add (Shortcut A)
Subtract (Shortcut S)
Anti-aliasing
Transformation Effects
Scale X:
Scale Y:
Shear X:
Shear Y:
Rotation angle (radians):
Move X:
Move Y:
Min
Mean
Visualization
Shift
Cutoff
Red
Green
Blue
Seed
Crop
X:
Width:
Will keep the width of the crop constant
& Height:
Will keep the height of the crop constant
Y:
Ratio:
Will keep the ratio constant
Image
& Crop
Star
Vertices:
Ratio:
Selection Mode
Move current layer
Move the whole group
Color Picker
Channel
Value
Sample radius:
Show colors as percentages
Add to palette:
Update current color
Sample All Visible Layers
Current Layer
Initial mode
Correct perspective
Project
Example
Transform
radius
Ink depletion
Opacity decrease
Saturation decrease
Shape:
Ellipse
Rectangle
Anti-aliased pixel
Proportional
Random size
Rotation
Constant
°
Random
Follow cursor
Texture
Diameter:
Aspect:
Rotation:
Scale:
Spacing:
Particles
Count
%
Jitter Movement
Gaussian distribution
Ink Amount
Opacity
Saturation Weights
pressure weight
weighted saturation
sigma
Mouse pressure
2D
Scale factor
Shear factor
Random offset
Brush Shape
Brush Settings
Healing
Custom Curves
Size Curve
Use custom curve
Opacity Curve
Darken Curve
& OK
& Cancel
Start
diameter
Begin
spacing
flow
Hue
Random HSV
Random opacity
Color per particle
Fill background
Sample Input layer
Mix with background color
repeat
Length:
Painting mode
Wash
Style:
Incremental
Pressure
Angular
Selection mode:
Regular
Animated
Use as Brush
Add to Predefined Brushes
Text
Text:
Font:
--
Circle
Square
Size
Fade
Horizontal:
Vertical:
Spikes:
Angle:
Filter Settings
Grow
Shrink
Swirl CCW
Move
Color deformation
Lens zoom out
Lens zoom in
Deform Radius
Deform Amount
Bilinear interpolation
Paint when not moving the brush
Use counter
spacing:
Dynamics settings
Initial width
Drag
Fixed angle
X angle
Y angle
Circle radius
Line spacing
Line count
Polygon
Wire
Paint connection
Line
Grid width
Grid height
Division level
Scale
Vertical border
Horizontal border
Jitter borders
Mode 2
Mode 1
Mode 3
Curve Mode
Vertical Radius
Horizontal Radius
Horizontal Radius:
Vertical Radius:
Level:
Horizontal Wave
Wavelength:
Shift:
Amplitude:
Sinusoidale
Triangle
Vertical Wave
Levels
Logarithmic
Shadows
Highlights
Exposure:
Near center:
Near edges:
Center:
+
Contrast
-
Brightness
Hue:
Saturation:
Value:
Channel:
Output:
Threshold:
Size of the window:
Half-Size:
Amount:
Reference image:
& Bumpmap source layer:
& Type
& Linear
& Spherical
Sinusoidal
& Compensate for darkening
Invert bumpmap
& X offset:
& Y offset:
& Depth:
& Water level:
& Ambient light:
File size:
Small
Quality:
Bad
Good
Number of resolutions:
PDFImportWidget
Pages
& All pages
& Selection of page
Dimensions
PNG Options
Compress:
Slow
Fast
Interlacing
Type:
Binary
Update
No image loaded
Preview image
Size: 100KB
Basic
Progressive
Smooth:
Subsampling:
Formats:
Filters:
TIFF Options
None
Predictor:
Horizontal Differencing
Flatten the & image
JPEG Compression Options
Smallest
Best
Fax mode:
Classic
& Color:
& Preview
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Colorspace
& Native
As & RGB
p, li {white-space: pre-wrap;} Width and Height of the tiles (must be a power of two)
& Tile Size
& Margin
New Layer Properties
Layer name:
Target Colorspace:
Opacity:
Channel Sources
Red:
Layer 1
File...
Green:
Blue:
Alpha:
Layer 2
Extension Information
Version:
Actions:
Create a new action
Duplicate action
Duplicate the currently selected action
Move an action up
Move an action down
Delete the current action
View or change the layer properties
Choose Palette
Overview
00000
1:1
Colorspace Conversion
& Rendering Intent
For images
Hue hopefully maintained (but not required), lightness and saturation sacrificed to maintain the perceived color. White point changed to result in neutral grays. Intended for images.
Best for graphs and charts
Hue and saturation maintained with lightness sacrificed to maintain saturation. White point changed to result in neutral grays. Intended for business graphics (make it colorful charts, graphs, overheads,...) If adequate table is present in profile, then, it is used. Else reverts to perceptual intent.
Best for spot colours
Source Files
Add one or more images to the panorama
Move an image down (that is, to the right)
Move an image up (that is, left)
Remove an image from the list
& Create Panorama
Method
& Logarithmic
& Channel:
View:
Shear Image
& Shear Image
Shear angle Y:
Shear angle X:
Scale To New Size
Size in Pixels
Pixels
Percent (%)
Interpolation:
Print Size
Print Width:
Print Height:
Resolution
pixels/ inch
& Resize
& Crop layers on image resize
& Scale
& Pixel Dimensions
& Width:
Original:
& New:
& Percent:
& Constrain proportions
& Filter:
Canvas Size
Width
Height
Percent
Offset
X Offset
Y Offset
Offset X:
Offset Y:
Blur radius:
Allow resizing
Color Range
Reds
Yellows
Cyans
Blues
Magentas
& Invert
& Add to current selection
& Subtract from current selection
& Deselect
Rotate Image
Orientation
Clockwise
Counter-clockwise
Angle
90 & degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees
& Custom:
Creator name:
Publisher:
Rights:
Date:
Title:
Exposure
Brightness value:
Exposure time:
Exposure mode:
Auto
Manual
Exposure program:
Not defined
Normal program
Aperture priority
Shutter priority
Creative program
Action program
Portrait mode
Landscape mode
Exposure index:
Exposure bias:
Aperture:
Shutter speed:
F Number:
Lens
Focal length:
Focal length (35mm equivalent):
Max aperture:
Autofocus
Subject distance:
Metering mode:
Unknown
Average
Center weighted average
Spot
Multi spot
Partial
Other
Close view
Distant view
Flash
Fired
Strobe return:
No strobe return detection
Undefined
No strobe return light detected
Strobe return light detected
Auto mode
Function
Red-eye removal
Flash energy:
Postprocessing
Light source:
Daylight
Fluorescent
Tungsten
Fine weather
Cloudy weather
Shade
Daylight fluorescent (D5700 - 7100K)
Day white fluorescent (N4600 - 5400K)
Cool white fluorescent (W3900 - 4500K)
White fluorescent (WW 3200 - 3700K)
Standard light A
Standard light B
Standard light C
D55
D65
D75
D50
ISO studio tungsten
other
Sharpness:
Normal
Soft
Hard
Contrast:
White balance:
Custom
Misc
Scene capture type:
Standard
Landscape
Portrait
Night scene
Maker:
Sensing method type:
Not Defined
One-chip color area sensor
Two-chip color area sensor
Three-chip color area sensor
Color sequential area sensor
Color sequential linear sensor
CMYK
Destination
Active Layer
New Layer
Ignore size of imported image and keep current size
Resize current size to size of the imported image
Scale imported image to fit to current size
Source files:
Filename
Exposure time
aperture
Film sensitivity (iso)
add image
Camera response:
Calculate camera response
Create HDR Layer
Border selection by
pixels
Shrink selection by
Shrink from image border
Grow selection by
Feather selection by
Current color model:
Source
Current layer
Flatten all layers before separation
Output
To layers
To images
Alpha Options
Copy alpha channel to each separated channel as an alpha channel
Discard alpha channel
Output to color, not grayscale
Independence
Percentile:
Sigma:
Key:
Phi:
Range:
Lower:
Upper:
Brightness:
Chromatic:
Light:
simple
Local contrast threshold:
Equation:
2
4
Operator:
Preset:
edit presets
Ok
& Mode
& Filter
Layer
Layer Effects
Select
& Rotate
Draw a sky
Samples
Random painting
Filters test
Change colorspace
Filters
Dockers
Palette Docker
Canvas decorations
Show some vanishing points
YCbCr (16-bit integer/ channel)
YCbCr (8-bit integer/ channel)
Selection
& Finish
Swap Foreground and Background Color
Reset Foreground and Background Color
No options
Mode:
Insert Image as Layer...
Properties...
Import Image
Installation Error
Image Properties
Preferences
General
Color Management
Performance
Grid
Krita
Layer Properties
No configuration options are available for this filter
Apply Again
New Transformation Mask
Painter's Toolchest
Artist's materials
Edit brush preset
New configuration %1
Selection decoration
Show Painting Assistants
Create Layer from Mask
New filter mask
Mask to Selection
Layer from Mask
Apply Filter Again
Apply Filter Again: %1
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Mirror Vertically
& Flatten image
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& Flatten Layer
Save Layer as Image...
Size Canvas to Size of Current Layer
Resize Image to Size of Current Layer
Filter Layer Properties
Generator Layer Properties
Could not add layer to image.
Layer Error
New Filter Layer
Duplicate of '%1 '
Scale Layer
Rotate Layer
Shear layer
The image contains hidden layers that will be lost.
Flatten Image
& Flatten Image
Export Layer
Perspective grid
Show Perspective Grid
Hide Perspective Grid
Clear Perspective Grid
Snap To Grid
1x1
5x5
Cannot write to palette file %1. Maybe it is read-only.
Palette
Add New Palette
Palette name:
The %1 filter will convert your %2 data to 16-bit L*a*b* and vice versa.
Filter Will Convert Your Layer Data
The %1 filter will convert your %2 data to 16-bit RGBA and vice versa.
Pasting data from simple source
As & Web
As on & Monitor
Visible
Locked
Alpha Locked
Show Rulers
The rulers show the horizontal and vertical positions of the mouse on the image and can be used to position your mouse at the right place on the canvas. Uncheck this to hide the rulers.
Fill Patterns
& Patterns
Gradients
& Gradients
& Color
& Painter's Tools
& Palette
Patterns
Custom Pattern
Show Dockers
Tools
Insert as New Layer
Insert as New Layers
Edit Palette...
Edit Palette
Custom Gradient...
No configuration options.
No configuration option.
Split Segment
Duplicate Segment
Remove Segment
Choose meta data merge strategy
Paste into & New Image
Paste at cursor
Delete
& Reselect
Copy Selection to New Layer
Cut Selection to New Layer
Fill with Foreground Color
Fill with Background Color
Display Selection
Hide Selection
Smooth...
Cut
(pasted)
Select All
Clear
Invert
Border
Feather...
Selection Active: x = %1 y = %2 width = %3 height = %4
No Selection
%1%
Composite Mode
Invalid value.
Anonymizer
Remove personal information: author, location...
Tool information
Add the name of the tool used for creation and the modification date
Krita %1
Drop
Drop all meta data
Priority to first meta data
Use in priority the meta data from the layers at the bottom of the stack.
Only identical
Keep only meta data that are identical
Smart
This merge strategy attempt to find the best solution for merging, for instance by merging list of authors together, or keeping photographic information that are identical...
Filter
Transformation Mask Settings
Hermite
Box
Bilinear
Bell
BSpline
Lanczos3
Mitchell
Resize Image
Reselect
Node Composite Mode
Property Changes
Raise
Convert Image Type
Move Layer
Remove Layer
Lower
Change Filter
Add Layer
Deselect
Node Opacity
Change Generator
Adjust
Blur
Colors
Edge Detection
default
Rotate Node
background
Layer %1
Crop Image
Size Canvas
Scale Image
Merge with Layer Below
Flatten Layer
Last used
Copy From
Import image
Open
File(s) or URL(s) to open
Crop the image to an area
Smoothness
Assistant:
Magnetism:
Initial width:
Mass:
Drag:
X angle:
Y angle:
Width range:
Fixed angle:
Paint with brushes using dynamic movements
Edit the grid
Draw a star with the current brush
Draw a straight line with the current brush
Move a layer
Draw a path.
Distance:
Angle:
Select a color from the image or current layer
Rate:
Line tool
Alt+Drag will move the origin of the currently displayed line around, Shift+Drag will force you to draw straight lines
Draw a rectangle
Cannot pick a color as no layer is active.
Cannot pick a color as the active layer is not visible.
Fill
Threshold:
When checked do not use the foreground color, but the gradient selected to fill with
Limit to current layer
Fill entire selection
Draw an ellipse
Path
Draw a gradient.
Gradient
Repeat:
Reverse
Bi-Linear
Radial
Conical
Conical Symmetric
Forwards
Alternating
Anti-alias threshold:
Preview opacity:
Paint with brushes
Fill a contiguous area of color with a color, or fill a selection.
Transform the perspective appearance of a layer or a selection
Perspective Transformation
Draw a polygon. Shift-mouseclick ends the polygon.
Draw a polyline. Shift-mouseclick ends the polyline.
Automatic Mode
Manual Mode
Automatic mode
Tool for Curves - Example
& Example Tool
Draw cubic Beziers. Keep Alt, Control or Shift pressed for options. Return or double-click to finish.
Select an area of the image with curves
Bezier Curve
Bezier Painting Tool
Bezier Selection Tool
& Bezier Path
Select areas of the image with Bezier paths.
Path Selection
Tool Options
Elliptical Selection
Contiguous Area Selection
Fuzziness:
Rectangular Selection
Select a rectangular area
Select a polygonal region
Similar Selection
Select a contiguous area of colors
Select an area by its outline
Select similar colors
Polygonal Selection
Select an area of the image with path.
Select an elliptical area
Transform a layer or a selection
Edit the perspective grid
Brush size
Chalk brush
Spray brush
Particle type
Brush shape
Sumi-e brush
Pixel Airbrush
Pixel Brush
Pixel Eraser
Smudge Brush
Painting Mode
Duplicate
Mixing Brush
Filter Brush
Experiment brush
Soft brush
Spacing:
Brush Tip
Darken
Speed
Time
Drawing angle
X-Tilt
Y-Tilt
Rate
Mix
Rate:
Autobrush
Predefined Brushes
Text Brush
Color options
Deform Options
Deform brush
Dyna brush
Grid brush
MyPaint brush
opaque
hardness
dabs per actual radius
jitter
color hue
color saturation
color value
change color hue
change color satur. (HSL)
change color value (HSV)
change color satur. (HSV)
eraser
stroke threshold
stroke duration
stroke hold time
custom input
custom input filter
elliptical dab: ratio
elliptical dab: angle
direction filter
Curve brush
Float
Alpha
Long
Middle
Short
HSV Adjustment
Gaussian Blur
& Gaussian Blur...
& Blur...
Cubism
& Cubism...
Tile size
Tile saturation
& Sharpen
Top Edge Detection
Right Edge Detection
Bottom Edge Detection
Left Edge Detection
Sharpen
Round Corners
& Round Corners...
Radius
& Random Noise...
Noise
Raindrops
& Raindrops...
Drop size
Number
Fish eyes
& Wave...
Wave
& Levels
Keep sign of result
Make image opaque
Sobel
Dodge
Burn
Lens Correction
Brightness / Contrast
& Brightness/ Contrast curve...
& Color Adjustment curves...
& Auto Contrast
& Desaturate
Color Adjustment
& HSV Adjustment...
Auto Contrast
Desaturate
Maximize Channel
Minimize Channel
& Color to Alpha...
Color to Alpha
Wavelet Noise Reducer
& Wavelet Noise Reducer
Threshold
Gaussian Noise Reducer
& Gaussian Noise Reduction
Window size
& Small Tiles...
Number of tiles
Small Tiles
Random Pick
& Random Pick...
Unsharp Mask
Color Transfer
& Oilpaint...
Smooth
Oilpaint
Depth
Pixelize
Pixel width
Pixel height
HDR Layer
JPEG 2000 Export Options
Page %1
PNG Export Options
PPM Export Options
Background
JPEG Export Options
& Solid Color...
Glsl Image
Cannot run GLSL programs on this computer
The OpenGL filter cannot run. Your graphics card or driver is missing the necessary extensions
There is an error with your GLSL Program, it cannot be linked
Select a Background
Remove currently selected background
Reset to default
compose Layer
Compose Layer...
Compose Layer
Continue
Success
Open and play...
Open and edit...
Save all actions
Start recording macro
Stop recording actions
No editor for current action.
Save macro
Discard changes
Palettes
Layers
View mode
& Paint Layer
& Group Layer
& Clone Layer
& Shape Layer
& Filter Layer...
& Generated Layer...
& Transparency Mask
& Filter Mask...
& Transformation Mask...
& Local Selection
& Properties...
& Remove Layer
& Duplicate Layer or Mask
Small Color Selector
Digital Colors Mixer
%1:
Specific Color Selector
Triangle Color Selector
& Convert Image Type...
& Convert Layer Type...
Convert All Layers From
Convert Current Layer From
Convert Layer Type
Painterly Color Space, %1 wavelengths
Absorption
Scattering
Painterly Color Mixer
New Panorama Layer
Create Panorama Layer
Panorama Layer
& Shear Image...
& Shear Layer...
Shear Layer
Scale To New Size...
Size Canvas...
Scale & Layer...
& Scale...
Layer Size
Scale Selection
Add Drop Shadow...
Drop Shadow
Add Drop Shadow
& Color Range...
& Rotate Image...
Right 90°
180°
Left 90°
& Rotate Layer...
List
Invalid
Date
String
Variant (%1)
Alternative array
Rational
Key
Type
& Edit metadata...
Unknown pattern "%1"
Invalid image size
ColorSpace %1 %2 is not available, please check your installation.
& Show %1
HDR colorspace RGBAF32 not found, please check your installation.
Layer Creation Error
Compute Camera Response Error
Grow...
Shrink...
Border...
Border Selection
Feather Selection
Separate Image...
Separate Image
Reinhard 02
Reinhard 05
Ashikhmin 02
Ruler assistant
Ruler
Ruler assistant editor tool
Feather
& Scale Selection...
Grow selection...
Shrink selection...
Border selection...
Spacing
Brush:
large
Dip Brush
Chinese Brush
& Finish Polyline
Add
Replace
Intersect
Subtract
Paint a path
Measure
Example curves tool
Paint with curves
Select with curves
Sample merged
Select Contiguous Area
GRAY/ Alpha16 Histogram
rotation
scale
Form1
Pixel Selection
Vector Selection
Custom...
Jitter size
enabled
Jitter:
add
No properties
Minimum:
Maximum:
Scatter
Count:
Main
Bristles
Coloring:
Plain
Brushes
Dynamic Brush
Filters list
New program %1
& PopupPalette
All Images
Layer Opacity
ColorSpace
Painterly Overlay
Gravity
Pigment Concentration
Volume
Colorspace:
& Mask
Filter Mask...
Local Selection
Remove
To Top
& Generator Layer...
& Remove
Duplicate current Layer
& Hide
& Show
Float16 Half Histogram
Selection Eraser
Erase parts of a selection with a brush
Selection Brush
Brush presets
Choose Gradient to Add
Choose Pattern to Add
Choose Brush to Add
sizes as percentage%
Raise Mask
Lower Mask
Mask Properties
& Add...
Flip on & X Axis
Flip on & Y Axis
No editor
Show Grid
Hide Grid
Original:
& Normalize picture
& Use linear interpolation
Integral step:
Blurring iterations:
Blur:
Filters Gallery
& Adjustment Layer
Adjustment Layer Properties
Softer
Complex Brush
Tablet Devices
Enable
Configure...
Configure %1
Paint volume
Painterly Color Space LC, precision %1
Contract...
Rotate Image 180
Rotate Image CCW
Rotate 180
Rotate CCW
Rotating
Color conversion
Iterators
PaintView
& Select All
PaintView (fps)
Performance test results
Properties for layer
New & Clone Layer
WdgGrowSelection
Magenta
Load
Strength
Paint & gravity
Orientation:
& Strength:
& Paint
& Canvas
Indian Red
Cadmium Yellow
Hookers Green
Cerulean Blue
Hansa Yellow
Phthalo Green
Ivory Black
Paint strength:
Wetness:
Watercolor Brush
Red Concentration
Myth Red
Myth Green
Blue Concentration
Myth Blue
Adsorbed Red Concentration
Adsorbed Green Concentration
Adsorbed Myth Green
Adsorbed Blue Concentration
Watercolor Physics Simulation Filter
Lightness
Paint Volume
Duplicate Brush
Healing radius
KisWdgCustomBrush
Stop
Mask From Selection...
Mask from Layer...
& Layer...
Edit Mask
Bears
Browns and Yellows
Caramel
Coldfire
Cool Colors
Cranes
Dark Pastels
Grayblue
Grays
GrayViolet
Hilite
Muted
News3
Paintjet
Visibone
Visibone 2
Warm Colors
Image Properties...
& Transform
Remove Layer Mask
& Resolution:
& Filter Brush
Select Outline
& Outline Selection
Contiguous Select
& Contiguous Area Selection
Select a contiguous area
SelectEraser
Selection & Eraser
SelectBrush
& Selection Brush
Select Polygonal
& Polygonal Selection
Select a polygonal area
Select Similar Colors
& Similar Selection
& Polygon
& Pan
Pan
Zoom tool
Zoom Tool
& Zoom
Font Tool
Enter text:
& Elliptical Selection
Rectangular Select Tool
& Rectangular Selection
Visible channels:
Vertical sensor:
Rename Image
Layer Property Changes
Select
& Image Size
Zoom to 100%
Original
& Highlights
& Saturation
Coarse
Lighter
More Red
More Green
More Yellow
More Magenta
Custom Canvas Definition
& Pre-defined canvas types:
& Basic color:
Grainy
Fine & fiber:
Full Screen
Offset:
Scripts
No Perspective Grid to Display
Cannot find %1
& Remove Folder
No options for %1.
Filter:
Zoom %1%
Add Palette
No Active Tool
Alpha mask
XYZ/ Alpha
Copy Red
Copy Blue
Displace
Modulate
Colorize
Overlay
Copy Cyan
Copy Magenta
Copy Yellow
Copy Black
Wet
RGB16
CMYK16
RGB8
Grayscale
Crop Tool
Star Tool
& Star
& Ellipse
Text Tool
& Line
Rectangle Tool
& Color Picker
& Fill
Ellipse Tool
& Duplicate Brush
Duplicate Tool
Gradient Tool
Brush Tool
Fill Tool
Perspective transform Tool
Polygon Tool
Polyline Tool
Select Similar
Magnetic Outline Selection Tool
Eraser Select Tool
& Move selection
Polygonal Select Tool
Select Outline tool
Elliptical Select Tool
Transform Tool
Substrate
Script Manager...
& Screenshot...
Unable to Save Image
Print Screenshot
Halftone Reduction...
Thresholding
& Insert
& Tools
& Scan Image...
No scan-service available
Scanner Plugin
Your names
Your emails
General
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Number of frames:
Number of pictures:
Number of tables:
Text
Include text from foot- and endnotes
Words:
Sentences:
Syllables:
Lines:
Characters including spaces:
Characters without spaces:
East Asian characters
Flesch reading ease:
Check this option to have a text area created automatically for each page. For letters and notes with one main text, possibly on several pages, you should keep this checked. You should only uncheck it if you want to define completely where each text frame should be positioned.
Provide main text area
Page Size & & Margins
Columns
Create
Select Bookmark
Bookmarks
& Rename
& Delete
Name of frameset:
Create a new frameset:
Select existing frameset to connect to:
Frameset Name
Protect size and position
Position
X:
Y:
Width:
Height:
Margins
Synchronize changes
Bottom:
Top:
Right:
Left:
Create New Bookmark
Name:
Create a new page
Resize last frame
Do not show the extra text
Reconnect frame to current flow
Do not create a followup frame
Copy this Frame
Only on even/ odd pages
Protect content
Frame is a copy of the previous frame
Changes will be applied to all frames in frameset
Retain original aspect ratio
Layout of Text in Other Frames
Text will run through this frame
Text will run around this frame
Text will not run around this frame
Run Around Side
Left
Right
Longest side
Distance Between Frame and Text:
Columns:
Column spacing:
Words
Sentences
Syllables
Lines
Characters incl. spaces
Characters without spaces
Flesch reading ease
...
Automatically update
& File
& Edit
& View
& Display Mode
& Insert
Format
Frames
& Tools
Spellcheck
Autocorrection
Change Tracking
& Settings
Edit
Table
Insert
Paragraph
Font
Format
Borders
Formula
Spell Check Result
Change Variable To
Standard
Head 1
Head 2
Head 3
Enumerated List
Alphabetical List
Bullet List
Contents Title
Contents Head 1
Contents Head 2
Contents Head 3
Document Title
Header
Footer
Plain
Borders 1
Borders 2
Borders 3
Row
Column
Light Gray
Dark Gray
Black
Light Blue
Dark Blue
Red
Yellow
Colorful
Bluish
Simple 1
Simple 2
Simple 3
Header 1
Header 2
Header 3
Header 4
Columns 1
Columns 2
Grid 1
Grid 2
Grid 3
Gray Heading
Blue Heading
Blue Traditional
Gray Traditional
Blue Top and Bottom
Gray Top and Bottom
Connect Text Frames
Geometry
Text Run Around
Options
approximately %1
Statistics
frameset
No framesets in document
Rename Bookmark
A bookmark with the name "%1" already exists.
File to open
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Invalid document. Paper size: %1x%2
Unable to locate footnote text
Unable to locate note-text
Remove Page
Page Properties
Create custom outline
Create Frame
Insert Page
Delete Frame
Main text
Frame/ Frameset Properties
Alter frameset properties
Page Break
Force the remainder of the text into the next page
All text after this point will be moved into the next page.
Snap to Grid
Raise Frame
Raise the currently selected frame so that it appears above all the other frames
Raise the currently selected frame so that it appears above all the other frames. This is only useful if frames overlap each other. If multiple frames are selected they are all raised in turn.
Lower Frame
Lower the currently selected frame so that it disappears under any frame that overlaps it
Lower the currently selected frame so that it disappears under any frame that overlaps it. If multiple frames are selected they are all lowered in turn.
Bring to Front
Send to Back
Variable
Bookmark...
Select Bookmark...
Insert Picture...
Insert a picture into document
Frame Borders
Turns the border display on and off
Turns the border display on and off. The borders are never printed. This option is useful to see how the document will appear on the printed page.
Page Layout...
Change properties of entire page
Change properties of the entire page. Currently you can change paper size, paper orientation, header and footer sizes, and column settings.
Previous Page
Next Page
Sentence, word and letter counts for this document
Information on the number of letters, words, syllables and sentences for this document. Evaluates readability using the Flesch reading score.
Show Rulers
Shows or hides rulers
The rulers are the white measuring spaces top and left of the document. The rulers show the position and width of pages and of frames and can be used to position tabulators among others. Uncheck this to disable the rulers from being displayed.
Delete Page
Formatting Characters
Toggle the display of non-printing characters
Toggle the display of non-printing characters. When this is enabled, KWord shows you tabs, spaces, carriage returns and other non-printing characters.
Select All Frames
Delete
Create Linked Copy
Create a copy of the current frame, always showing the same contents
Create a copy of the current frame, that remains linked to it. This means they always show the same contents: modifying the contents in such a frame will update all its linked copies.
Create a custom vector outline that text will run around
Text normally runs around the content of a shape, when you want a custom outline that is independent of the content you can create one and alter it with the vector tools
Status Bar
Shows or hides the status bar
Create outlines
Modified
Saved
Page: %1/ %2
Page: current/ total
State: saved/ modified
Mouseposition: X: Y
Zoom Controller
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Server name (ServerName) The hostname of your server, as advertised to the world. By default CUPS will use the hostname of the system. To set the default server used by clients, see the client. conf file. ex: myhost. domain. com
Server administrator (ServerAdmin) The email address to send all complaints or problems to. By default CUPS will use "root@hostname". ex: root@myhost. com
Access log (AccessLog) The access log file; if this does not start with a leading / then it is assumed to be relative to ServerRoot. By default set to "/ var/ log/ cups/ access_log". You can also use the special name syslog to send the output to the syslog file or daemon. ex: / var/ log/ cups/ access_log
Data directory (DataDir) The root directory for the CUPS data files. By default / usr/ share/ cups. ex: / usr/ share/ cups
Default character set (DefaultCharset) The default character set to use. If not specified, defaults to utf-8. Note that this can also be overridden in HTML documents... ex: utf-8
Default language (DefaultLanguage) The default language if not specified by the browser. If not specified, the current locale is used. ex: en
Document directory (DocumentRoot) The root directory for HTTP documents that are served. By default the compiled-in directory. ex: / usr/ share/ cups/ doc
Error log (ErrorLog) The error log file; if this does not start with a leading / then it is assumed to be relative to ServerRoot. By default set to "/ var/ log/ cups/ error_log". You can also use the special name syslog to send the output to the syslog file or daemon. ex: / var/ log/ cups/ error_log
Font path (FontPath) The path to locate all font files (currently only for pstoraster). By default / usr/ share/ cups/ fonts. ex: / usr/ share/ cups/ fonts
Log level (LogLevel) Controls the number of messages logged to the ErrorLog file and can be one of the following: debug2: Log everything. debug: Log almost everything. info: Log all requests and state changes. warn: Log errors and warnings. error: Log only errors. none: Log nothing. ex: info
Max log size (MaxLogSize) Controls the maximum size of each log file before they are rotated. Defaults to 1048576 (1MB). Set to 0 to disable log rotating. ex: 1048576
Page log (PageLog) The page log file; if this does not start with a leading / then it is assumed to be relative to ServerRoot. By default set to "/ var/ log/ cups/ page_log". You can also use the special name syslog to send the output to the syslog file or daemon. ex: / var/ log/ cups/ page_log
Preserve job history (PreserveJobHistory) Whether or not to preserve the job history after a job is completed, canceled, or stopped. Default is Yes. ex: Yes
Preserve job files (PreserveJobFiles) Whether or not to preserve the job files after a job is completed, canceled, or stopped. Default is No. ex: No
Printcap file (Printcap) The name of the printcap file. Default is no filename. Leave blank to disable printcap file generation. ex: / etc/ printcap
Request directory (RequestRoot) The directory where request files are stored. By default / var/ spool/ cups. ex: / var/ spool/ cups
Remote root user (RemoteRoot) The name of the user assigned to unauthenticated accesses from remote systems. By default "remroot". ex: remroot
Server binaries (ServerBin) The root directory for the scheduler executables. By default / usr/ lib/ cups or / usr/ lib32/ cups (IRIX 6.5). ex: / usr/ lib/ cups
Server files (ServerRoot) The root directory for the scheduler. By default / etc/ cups. ex: / etc/ cups
User (User) The user the server runs under. Normally this must be lp, however you can configure things for another user as needed. Note: the server must be run initially as root to support the default IPP port of 631. It changes users whenever an external program is run... ex: lp
Group (Group) The group the server runs under. Normally this must be sys, however you can configure things for another group as needed. ex: sys
RIP cache (RIPCache) The amount of memory that each RIP should use to cache bitmaps. The value can be any real number followed by "k" for kilobytes, "m" for megabytes, "g" for gigabytes, or "t" for tiles (1 tile = 256x256 pixels). Defaults to "8m" (8 megabytes). ex: 8m
Temporary files (TempDir) The directory to put temporary files in. This directory must be writable by the user defined above! Defaults to "/ var/ spool/ cups/ tmp" or the value of the TMPDIR environment variable. ex: / var/ spool/ cups/ tmp
Filter limit (FilterLimit) Sets the maximum cost of all job filters that can be run at the same time. A limit of 0 means no limit. A typical job may need a filter limit of at least 200; limits less than the minimum required by a job force a single job to be printed at any time. The default limit is 0 (unlimited). ex: 200
Listen to (Port/ Listen) Ports/ addresses that are listened to. The default port 631 is reserved for the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) and is what is used here. You can have multiple Port/ Listen lines to listen to more than one port or address, or to restrict access. Note: Unfortunately, most web browsers do n't support TLS or HTTP Upgrades for encryption. If you want to support web-based encryption you will probably need to listen on port 443 (the "HTTPS" port...). ex: 631, myhost:80, 1.2.3.4:631
Hostname lookups (HostNameLookups) Whether or not to do lookups on IP addresses to get a fully-qualified hostname. This defaults to Off for performance reasons... ex: On
Keep alive (KeepAlive) Whether or not to support the Keep-Alive connection option. Default is on. ex: On
Keep-alive timeout (KeepAliveTimeout) The timeout (in seconds) before Keep-Alive connections are automatically closed. Default is 60 seconds. ex: 60
Max clients (MaxClients) Controls the maximum number of simultaneous clients that will be handled. Defaults to 100. ex: 100
Max request size (MaxRequestSize) Controls the maximum size of HTTP requests and print files. Set to 0 to disable this feature (defaults to 0). ex: 0
Client timeout (Timeout) The timeout (in seconds) before requests time out. Default is 300 seconds. ex: 300
Use browsing (Browsing) Whether or not to listen to printer information from other CUPS servers. Enabled by default. Note: to enable the sending of browsing information from this CUPS server to the LAN, specify a valid BrowseAddress. ex: On
Use short names (BrowseShortNames) Whether or not to use "short" names for remote printers when possible (e. g. "printer" instead of "printer@host"). Enabled by default. ex: Yes
Browse addresses (BrowseAddress) Specifies a broadcast address to be used. By default browsing information is broadcast to all active interfaces. Note: HP-UX 10.20 and earlier do not properly handle broadcast unless you have a Class A, B, C, or D netmask (i. e. no CIDR support). ex: x. y. z.255, x. y.255.255
Browse allow/ deny (BrowseAllow/ BrowseDeny) BrowseAllow: specifies an address mask to allow for incoming browser packets. The default is to allow packets from all addresses. BrowseDeny: specifies an address mask to deny for incoming browser packets. The default is to deny packets from no addresses. Both "BrowseAllow" and "BrowseDeny" accept the following notations for addresses: All None *. domain. com. domain. com host. domain. com nnn. * nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mm nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mmm. mmm. mmm. mmm The hostname/ domainname restrictions only work if you have turned hostname lookups on!
Browse interval (BrowseInterval) The time between browsing updates in seconds. Default is 30 seconds. Note that browsing information is sent whenever a printer's state changes as well, so this represents the maximum time between updates. Set this to 0 to disable outgoing broadcasts so your local printers are not advertised but you can still see printers on other hosts. ex: 30
Browse order (BrowseOrder) Specifies the order of BrowseAllow/ BrowseDeny comparisons. ex: allow, deny
Browse poll (BrowsePoll) Poll the named server(s) for printers. ex: myhost:631
Browse port (BrowsePort) The port used for UDP broadcasts. By default this is the IPP port; if you change this you need to do it on all servers. Only one BrowsePort is recognized. ex: 631
Browse relay (BrowseRelay) Relay browser packets from one address/ network to another. ex: src-address dest-address
Browse timeout (BrowseTimeout) The timeout (in seconds) for network printers - if we do n't get an update within this time the printer will be removed from the printer list. This number definitely should not be less the BrowseInterval value for obvious reasons. Defaults to 300 seconds. ex: 300
Implicit classes (ImplicitClasses) Whether or not to use implicit classes. Printer classes can be specified explicitly in the classes. conf file, implicitly based upon the printers available on the LAN, or both. When ImplicitClasses is On, printers on the LAN with the same name (e. g. Acme-LaserPrint-1000) will be put into a class with the same name. This allows you to setup multiple redundant queues on a LAN without a lot of administrative difficulties. If a user sends a job to Acme-LaserPrint-1000, the job will go to the first available queue. Enabled by default.
System group (SystemGroup) The group name for "System" (printer administration) access. The default varies depending on the operating system, but will be sys, system, or root (checked for in that order). ex: sys
Encryption certificate (ServerCertificate) The file to read containing the server's certificate. Defaults to "/ etc/ cups/ ssl/ server. crt". ex: / etc/ cups/ ssl/ server. crt
Encryption key (ServerKey) The file to read containing the server's key. Defaults to "/ etc/ cups/ ssl/ server. key". ex: / etc/ cups/ ssl/ server. key
Access permissions # Access permissions for each directory served by the scheduler. Locations are relative to DocumentRoot... # AuthType: the authorization to use: # None - Perform no authentication Basic - Perform authentication using the HTTP Basic method. Digest - Perform authentication using the HTTP Digest method. # (Note: local certificate authentication can be substituted by the client for Basic or Digest when connecting to the localhost interface) # AuthClass: the authorization class; currently only Anonymous, User, System (valid user belonging to group SystemGroup), and Group (valid user belonging to the specified group) are supported. # AuthGroupName: the group name for "Group" authorization. # Order: the order of Allow/ Deny processing. # Allow: allows access from the specified hostname, domain, IP address, or network. # Deny: denies access from the specified hostname, domain, IP address, or network. # Both "Allow" and "Deny" accept the following notations for addresses: # All None *. domain. com. domain. com host. domain. com nnn. * nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mm nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mmm. mmm. mmm. mmm # The host and domain address require that you enable hostname lookups with "HostNameLookups On" above. # Encryption: whether or not to use encryption; this depends on having the OpenSSL library linked into the CUPS library and scheduler. # Possible values: # Always - Always use encryption (SSL) Never - Never use encryption Required - Use TLS encryption upgrade IfRequested - Use encryption if the server requests it # The default value is "IfRequested".
Authentication (AuthType) The authorization to use: None - Perform no authentication. Basic - Perform authentication using the HTTP Basic method. Digest - Perform authentication using the HTTP Digest method. Note: local certificate authentication can be substituted by the client for Basic or Digest when connecting to the localhost interface.
Class (AuthClass) The authorization class; currently only Anonymous, User, System (valid user belonging to group SystemGroup), and Group (valid user belonging to the specified group) are supported.
The user/ group names allowed to access the resource. The format is a comma separated list.
Satisfy (Satisfy) This directive controls whether all specified conditions must be satisfied to allow access to the resource. If set to "all", then all authentication and access control conditions must be satisfied to allow access. Setting Satisfy to "any" allows a user to gain access if the authentication or access control requirements are satisfied. For example, you might require authentication for remote access, but allow local access without authentication. The default is "all".
Authentication group name (AuthGroupName) The group name for Group authorization.
ACL order (Order) The order of Allow/ Deny processing.
Allow Allows access from the specified hostname, domain, IP address, or network. Possible values are: All None *. domain. com. domain. com host. domain. com nnn. * nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mm nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mmm. mmm. mmm. mmm The host and domain address require that you enable hostname lookups with "HostNameLookups On" above.
ACL addresses (Allow/ Deny) Allows/ Denies access from the specified hostname, domain, IP address, or network. Possible values are: All None *. domain. com. domain. com host. domain. com nnn. * nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. * nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mm nnn. nnn. nnn. nnn/ mmm. mmm. mmm. mmm The host and domain address require that you enable hostname lookups with "HostNameLookups On" above.
Encryption (Encryption) Whether or not to use encryption; this depends on having the OpenSSL library linked into the CUPS library and scheduler. Possible values: Always - Always use encryption (SSL) Never - Never use encryption Required - Use TLS encryption upgrade IfRequested - Use encryption if the server requests it The default value is "IfRequested".
Access permissions Access permissions for each directory served by the scheduler. Locations are relative to DocumentRoot...
Auto purge jobs (AutoPurgeJobs) Automatically purge jobs when not needed for quotas. Default is No.
Browse protocols (BrowseProtocols) Which protocols to use for browsing. Can be any of the following separated by whitespace and/ or commas: all - Use all supported protocols. cups - Use the CUPS browse protocol. slp - Use the SLPv2 protocol. The default is cups. Note: If you choose to use SLPv2, it is strongly recommended that you have at least one SLP Directory Agent (DA) on your network. Otherwise, browse updates can take several seconds, during which the scheduler will not response to client requests.
Classification (Classification) The classification level of the server. If set, this classification is displayed on all pages, and raw printing is disabled. The default is the empty string. ex: confidential
Allow overrides (ClassifyOverride) Whether to allow users to override the classification on printouts. If enabled, users can limit banner pages to before or after the job, and can change the classification of a job, but cannot completely eliminate the classification or banners. The default is off.
Hide implicit members (HideImplicitMembers) Whether or not to show the members of an implicit class. When HideImplicitMembers is On, any remote printers that are part of an implicit class are hidden from the user, who will then only see a single queue even though many queues will be supporting the implicit class. Enabled by default.
Use & quot; anyquot; classes (ImplicitAnyClasses) Whether or not to create AnyPrinter implicit classes. When ImplicitAnyClasses is On and a local queue of the same name exists, e. g. "printer", "printer@server1", "printer@server1", then an implicit class called "Anyprinter" is created instead. When ImplicitAnyClasses is Off, implicit classes are not created when there is a local queue of the same name. Disabled by default.
Max jobs (MaxJobs) Maximum number of jobs to keep in memory (active and completed). Default is 0 (no limit).
Max jobs per user (MaxJobsPerUser) The MaxJobsPerUser directive controls the maximum number of active jobs that are allowed for each user. Once a user reaches the limit, new jobs will be rejected until one of the active jobs is completed, stopped, aborted, or canceled. Setting the maximum to 0 disables this functionality. Default is 0 (no limit).
Max jobs per printer (MaxJobsPerPrinter) The MaxJobsPerPrinter directive controls the maximum number of active jobs that are allowed for each printer or class. Once a printer or class reaches the limit, new jobs will be rejected until one of the active jobs is completed, stopped, aborted, or canceled. Setting the maximum to 0 disables this functionality. Default is 0 (no limit).
Port The port value that the CUPS daemon is listening to. Default is 631.
Address The address that the CUPS daemon is listening at. Leave it empty or use an asterisk (*) to specify a port value on the entire subnetwork.
Check this box if you want to use SSL encryption with this address/ port.
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Welcome to the CUPS Server Configuration Tool
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Print management as normal user Some print management operations may need administrator privileges. Use the "Administrator Mode" button below to start this print management tool with administrator privileges.
kcmprintmgr
KDE Printing Management
(c) 2000 - 2002 Michael Goffioul
Michael Goffioul
Printers The KDE printing manager is part of KDEPrint which is the interface to the real print subsystem of your Operating System (OS). Although it does add some additional functionality of its own to those subsystems, KDEPrint depends on them for its functionality. Spooling and filtering tasks, especially, are still done by your print subsystem, or the administrative tasks (adding or modifying printers, setting access rights, etc.) What print features KDEPrint supports is therefore heavily dependent on your chosen print subsystem. For the best support in modern printing, the KDE Printing Team recommends a CUPS based printing system.
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Show Task List
Show Operations Menu
Activate, Raise or Minimize Task
Activate Task
Raise Task
Lower Task
Minimize Task
To Current Desktop
Never
When Taskbar Full
Always
Elegant
Classic
For Transparency
Taskbar You can configure the taskbar here. This includes options such as whether or not the taskbar should show all windows at once or only those on the current desktop. You can also configure whether or not the Window List button will be displayed.
kcmtaskbar
KDE Taskbar Control Module
(c) 2000 - 2001 Matthias Elter
Matthias Elter
KConfigXT conversion
Cycle Through Windows
Custom
Taskbar
Show windows from all screens
Turning this option off will cause the taskbar to display only windows which are on the same Xinerama screen as the taskbar. By default, this option is selected and all windows are shown.
Sort windows by desktop
Selecting this option causes the taskbar to show windows in order of the desktop they appear on. By default this option is selected.
& Show windows from all desktops
Turning this option off will cause the taskbar to display only the windows on the current desktop. By default, this option is selected and all windows are shown.
Show application icons
Select this option if you want window icons to appear along with their titles in the taskbar. By default this option is selected.
Show window list & button
Selecting this option causes the taskbar to display a button that, when clicked, shows a list of all windows in a popup menu.
Show only minimized windows
Select this option if you want the taskbar to display only minimized windows. By default, this option is not selected and the taskbar will show all windows.
& Group similar tasks:
The taskbar can group similar windows into single buttons. When one of these window group buttons are clicked on a menu appears showing all the windows in that group. This can be especially useful with the Show all windows option. You can set the taskbar to Never group windows, to Always group windows or to group windows only When the Taskbar is Full. By default the taskbar groups windows when it is full.
Appearance:
Actions
& Left button:
& Middle button:
Right button:
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Close Task
Empty print command.
PS_printer
PostScript file generator
Ledger
US Legal
US Letter
A4
A3
B4
B5
Enabled
Disabled
GhostScript settings
Driver
Resolution
Color depth
Additional GS options
General
Page size
Pages per sheet
Left/ right margin (1/ 72 in)
Top/ bottom margin (1/ 72 in)
Text options
Send EOF after job to eject page
Fix stair-stepping text
Fast text printing (non-PS printers only)
The %1 executable could not be found in your path. Check your installation.
Local printer (parallel, serial, USB)
Remote LPD queue
SMB shared printer (Windows)
Network printer (TCP)
File printer (print to file)
Unknown
Local printer queue (%1)
Remote LPD queue %1@%2
Unable to create spool directory %1 for printer %2.
Unable to save information for printer %1.
Unable to set correct permissions on spool directory %1 for printer %2.
Permission denied: you must be root.
Unable to execute command "%1".
Unable to write printcap file.
Could not find driver %1 in printtool database.
Could not find printer %1 in printcap file.
No driver found (raw printer)
Printer type not recognized.
The driver device %1 is not compiled in your GhostScript distribution. Check your installation or use another driver.
Unable to write driver associated files in spool directory.
APS Driver (%1)
Network printer (%1)
Unsupported backend: %1.
Unable to create directory %1.
Missing element: %1.
Invalid printer backend specification: %1
Unable to create the file %1.
The APS driver is not defined.
Unable to remove directory %1.
Unknown (unrecognized entry)
Remote queue (%1) on %2
Local printer on %1
Unrecognized entry.
The printcap file is a remote file (NIS). It cannot be written.
Unable to save printcap file. Check that you have write permissions for that file.
Internal error: no handler defined.
Could not determine spool directory. See options dialog.
Unable to create the spool directory %1. Check that you have the required permissions for that operation.
The printer has been created but the print daemon could not be restarted. %1
Unable to remove spool directory %1. Check that you have write permissions for that directory.
& Edit printcap Entry...
Editing a printcap entry manually should only be done by confirmed system administrator. This may prevent your printer from working. Do you want to continue?
Spooler type: %1
Unsupported operation.
Spooler
Spooler Settings
The executable %1 could not be found in your PATH.
Permission denied.
Printer %1 does not exist.
Unknown error: %1
Execution of lprm failed: %1
unknown
IFHP Driver (%1)
No driver defined for that printer. It might be a raw printer.
LPRngTool Common Driver (%1)
Network printer
Internal error.
Unable to find the executable foomatic-datafile in your PATH. Check that Foomatic is correctly installed.
Unable to create the Foomatic driver [%1, %2]. Either that driver does not exist, or you do n't have the required permissions to perform that operation.
You probably do not have the required permissions to perform that operation.
Unable to find executable lpdomatic. Check that Foomatic is correctly installed and that lpdomatic is installed in a standard location.
Unable to remove driver file %1.
Aliases:
String
Number
Boolean
Printcap Entry: %1
Printer Location: The Location may describe where the selected printer is located. The Location description is created by the administrator of the print system (or may be left empty).
Printer Type: The Type indicates your printer type.
Printer State: The State indicates the state of the print queue on the print server (which could be your localhost). The state may be'Idle ', 'Processing', 'Stopped ', 'Paused' or similar.
Printer Comment: The Comment may describe the selected printer. This comment is created by the administrator of the print system (or may be left empty).
Printer Selection Menu: Use this combo box to select the printer to which you want to print. Initially (if you run KDEPrint for the first time), you may only find the KDE special printers (which save jobs to disk [as PostScript- or PDF-files], or deliver jobs via email (as a PDF attachment). If you are missing a real printer, you need to...... either create a local printer with the help of the KDE Add Printer Wizard. The Wizard is available for the CUPS and RLPR printing systems (click button to the left of the'Properties' button),... or try to connect to an existing remote CUPS print server. You can connect by clicking the'System Options' button below. A new dialog opens: click on the'CUPS server 'icon: Fill in the information required to use the remote server. Note: It may happen that you successfully connected to a remote CUPS server and still do not get a printer list. If this happens: force KDEPrint to re-load its configuration files. To reload the configuration files, either start kprinter again, or switch the print system away from CUPS and back again once. The print system switch can be made through a selection in the drop-down menu at bottom of this dialog when fully expanded).
Print Job Properties: This button opens a dialog where you can make decisions regarding all supported print job options.
Selective View on List of Printers: This button reduces the list of visible printers to a shorter, more convenient, pre-defined list. This is particularly useful in enterprise environments with lots of printers. The default is to show all printers. To create a personal'selective view list ', click on the'System Options' button at the bottom of this dialog. Then, in the new dialog, select'Filter '(left column in the KDE Print Configuration dialog) and setup your selection. Warning: Clicking this button without prior creation of a personal'selective view list' will make all printers dissappear from the view. (To re-enable all printers, just click this button again.)
KDE Add Printer Wizard This button starts the KDE Add Printer Wizard. Use the Wizard (with "CUPS" or "RLPR") to add locally defined printers to your system. Note: The KDE Add Printer Wizard does not work, and this button is disabled if you use "Generic LPD", "LPRng", or "Print Through an External Program".)
External Print Command Here you can enter any command that would also print for you in a konsole window. Example: a2ps -P & lt; printernamegt; --medium=A3.
Additional Print Job Options This button shows or hides additional printing options.
System Options: This button starts a new dialog where you can adjust various settings of your printing system. Amongst them: Should KDE applications embed all fonts into the PostScript they generate for printing? Should KDE use an external PostScript viewer like gv for print page previews? Should KDEPrint use a local or a remote CUPS server?, and many more....
Help: This button takes you to the complete KDEPrint Manual.
Cancel: This button cancels your print job and quits the kprinter dialog.
Print: This button sends the job to the printing process. If you are sending non-PostScript files, you may be asked if you want KDE to convert the files into PostScript, or if you want your print subsystem (like CUPS) to do this.
Keep Printing Dialog Open If you enable this checkbox, the printing dialog stays open after you hit the Print button. This is especially useful, if you need to test various print settings (like color matching for an inkjet printer) or if you want to send your job to multiple printers (one after the other) to have it finished more quickly.
Output File Name and Path: The "Output file:" shows you where your file will be saved if you decide to "Print to File" your job, using one of the KDE Special Printers named "Print to File (PostScript)" or "Print to File (PDF)". Choose a name and location that suits your need by using the button and/ or editing the line on the right.
Output File Name and Path: Edit this line to create a path and filename that suits your needs. (Button and Lineedit field are only available if you "Print to File")
Browse Directories button: This button calls the "File Open / Browse Directories" dialog to let you choose a directory and file name where your "Print-to-File" job should be saved.
Add File to Job This button calls the "File Open / Browse Directories" dialog to allow you to select a file for printing. Note, that you can select ASCII or International Text, PDF, PostScript, JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF and many other graphical formats. you can select various files from different paths and send them as one "multi-file job" to the printing system.
Print Preview Enable this checkbox if you want to see a preview of your printout. A preview lets you check if, for instance, your intended "poster" or "pamphlet" layout looks like you expected, without wasting paper first. It also lets you cancel the job if something looks wrong. Note: The preview feature (and therefore this checkbox) is only visible for printjobs created from inside KDE applications. If you start kprinter from the commandline, or if you use kprinter as a print command for non-KDE applications (like Acrobat Reader, Firefox or OpenOffice), print preview is not available here.
Set as Default Printer This button sets the current printer as the user's default. Note: (Button is only visible if the checkbox for System Options -- > General -- > Miscellaneous: "Defaults to the last printer used in the application" is disabled.)
Print
Printer
& Name:
State:
Type:
Location:
Comment:
Properties
System Options
Set as & Default
Toggle selective view on printer list
Add printer...
& Print
Preview
Output file:
Print command:
Show/ hide advanced options
& Keep this dialog open after printing
An error occurred while retrieving the printer list:
The output filename is empty.
You do not have write permissions to this file.
The output directory does not exist.
You do not have write permissions in that directory.
& Options > >
Initializing printing system...
Print to File
All Files
Print Job Billing and Accounting Insert a meaningful string here to associate the current print job with a certain account. This string will appear in the CUPS "page_log" to help with the print accounting in your organization. (Leave it empty if you do not need it.) It is useful for people who print on behalf of different "customers", like print service bureaux, letter shops, press and prepress companies, or secretaries who serve different bosses, etc. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-billing=... # example: "Marketing_Department" or "Joe_Doe"
Scheduled Printing Scheduled printing lets you control the time of the actual printout, while you can still send away your job now and have it out of your way. Especially useful is the "Never (hold indefinitely)" option. It allows you to park your job until a time when you (or a printer administrator) decides to manually release it. This is often required in enterprise environments, where you normally are not allowed to directly and immediately access the huge production printers in your Central Repro Department. However it is okay to send jobs to the queue which is under the control of the operators (who, after all, need to make sure that the 10,000 sheets of pink paper which is required by the Marketing Department for a particular job are available and loaded into the paper trays.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-hold-until=... # example: "indefinite" or "no-hold"
Page Labels Page Labels are printed by CUPS at the top and bottom of each page. They appear on the pages surrounded by a little frame box. They contain any string you type into the line edit field. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-label= "..." # example: "Company Confidential"
Job Priority Usually CUPS prints all jobs per queue according to the "FIFO" principle: First In, First Out. The job priority option allows you to re-order the queue according to your needs. It works in both directions: you can increase as well as decrease priorities. (Usually you can only control your own jobs.) Since the default job priority is "50", any job sent with, for example, "49" will be printed only after all those others have finished. Conversely, a "51" or higher priority job will go right to the top of a populated queue (if no other, higher prioritized one is present.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-priority=... # example: "10" or "66" or "99"
Advanced Options
Immediately
Never (hold indefinitely)
Daytime
Evening
Night
Weekend
Second Shift (after close of business)
Third Shift (after midnight)
Specified Time
& Scheduled printing:
& Billing information:
Top/ Bottom page label:
& Job priority:
The time specified is not valid.
No Banner
Classified
Confidential
Secret
Standard
Top Secret
Unclassified
Banner Selection
& Starting banner:
& Ending banner:
Select the default banners associated with this printer. These banners will be inserted before and/ or after each print job sent to the printer. If you do n't want to use banners, select No Banner.
& Export
Export Printer Driver to Windows Clients
& Username:
& Samba server:
& Password:
Samba server Adobe Windows PostScript driver files plus the CUPS printer PPD will be exported to the [print$] special share of the Samba server (to change the source CUPS server, use the Configure Manager - > CUPS server first). The [print$] share must exist on the Samba side prior to clicking the Export button below.
Samba username User needs to have write access to the [print$] share on the Samba server. [print$] holds printer drivers prepared for download to Windows clients. This dialog does not work for Samba servers configured with security = share (but works fine with security = user).
Samba password The Samba setting encrypt passwords = yes (default) requires prior use of smbpasswd -a [username] command, to create an encrypted Samba password and have Samba recognize it.
Creating folder %1
Uploading %1
Installing driver for %1
Installing printer %1
& Close
Driver successfully exported.
Operation failed. Possible reasons are: permission denied or invalid Samba configuration (see cupsaddsmb manual page for detailed information, you need CUPS version 1.1.11 or higher). You may want to try again with another login/ password.
Operation aborted (process killed).
Operation failed. %1
You are about to prepare the %1 driver to be shared out to Windows clients through Samba. This operation requires the Adobe PostScript Driver, a recent version of Samba 2.2. x and a running SMB service on the target server. Click Export to start the operation. Read the cupsaddsmb manual page in Konqueror or type man cupsaddsmb in a console window to learn more about this functionality.
Some driver files are missing. You can get them on Adobe web site. See cupsaddsmb manual page for more details (you need CUPS version 1.1.11 or higher).
Preparing to upload driver to host %1
& Abort
The driver for printer %1 could not be found.
Preparing to install driver on host %1
Remote IPP Printer Selection
You must select a printer.
You do not have access to the requested resource.
You are not authorized to access the requested resource.
The requested operation cannot be completed.
The requested service is currently unavailable.
The target printer is not accepting print jobs.
Connection to CUPS server failed. Check that the CUPS server is correctly installed and running.
The IPP request failed for an unknown reason.
Attribute
Values
True
False
& Period:
& Size limit (KB):
& Page limit:
Quotas
Quota Settings
No quota
None
Remote IPP server
Enter the information concerning the remote IPP server owning the targeted printer. This wizard will poll the server before continuing.
Host:
Port:
Empty server name.
Incorrect port number.
Unable to connect to %1 on port %2.
Banners
Banner Settings
IPP Report
Internal error: unable to generate HTML report.
Users Access Settings
Users
Allowed Users
Denied Users
Define here a group of allowed/ denied users for this printer.
& Type:
Characters Per Inch This setting controls the horizontal size of characters when printing a text file. The default value is 10, meaning that the font is scaled in a way that 10 characters per inch will be printed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o cpi=... # example: "8" or "12"
Lines Per Inch This setting controls the vertical size of characters when printing a text file. The default value is 6, meaning that the font is scaled in a way that 6 lines per inch will be printed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o lpi=... # example "5" or "7"
Columns This setting controls how many columns of text will be printed on each page when printing text files. The default value is 1, meaning that only one column of text per page will be printed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o columns=... # example: "2" or "4"
Preview icon changes when you turn on or off prettyprint.
Text Formats These settings control the appearance of text on printouts. They are only valid for printing text files or input directly through kprinter. Note: These settings have no effect whatsoever for input formats other than text, or for printing from applications such as the KDE Advanced Text Editor. (Applications in general send PostScript to the print system, and'kate 'in particular has its own knobs to control the print output.). Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o cpi=... # example: "8" or "12" -o lpi=... # example: "5" or "7" -o columns=... # example: "2" or "4"
Margins These settings control the margins of printouts on the paper. They are not valid for jobs originating from applications that define their own page layout internally and send PostScript to KDEPrint (such as KOffice or OpenOffice. org). When printing from KDE applications, such as KMail and Konqueror, or printing an ASCII text file through kprinter, you can choose your preferred margin settings here. Margins may be set individually for each edge of the paper. The combo box at the bottom lets you change the units of measurement between Pixels, Millimeters, Centimeters, and Inches. You can even use the mouse to grab one margin and drag it to the intended position (see the preview picture on the right side). Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-top=... # example: "72" -o page-bottom=... # example: "24" -o page-left=... # example: "36" -o page-right=... # example: "12"
Turn Text Printing with Syntax Highlighting (Prettyprint) On. ASCII text file printouts can be'prettyfied 'by enabling this option. If you do so, a header is printed at the top of each page. The header contains the page number, job title (usually the filename), and the date. In addition, C and C++ keywords are highlighted, and comment lines are italicized. This prettyprint option is handled by CUPS. If you prefer another'plaintext-to-prettyprint' converter, look for the enscript pre-filter on the Filters tab. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o prettyprint=true.
Turn Text Printing with Syntax Highlighting (Prettyprint) Off. ASCII text file printed with this option turned off appear without a page header and without syntax highlighting. (You can still set the page margins, though.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o prettyprint=false
Print Text with Syntax Highlighting (Prettyprint) ASCII file printouts can be'prettyfied 'by enabling this option. If you do so, a header is printed at the top of each page. The header contains the page number, job title (usually the filename), and the date. In addition, C and C++ keywords are highlighted, and comment lines are italicized. This prettyprint option is handled by CUPS. If you prefer another'plaintext-to-prettyprint' converter, look for the enscript pre-filter on the Filters tab. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o prettyprint=true. -o prettyprint=false
Text
Text Format
Syntax Highlighting
Margins
& Chars per inch:
& Lines per inch:
Columns:
& Disabled
& Enabled
Folder
CUPS Folder Settings
Installation Folder
Standard installation (/)
'Use any current or future standard CUPS job option 'is not supported by the KDEPrint GUI. Control any custom job option you may want to support using custom CUPS filters and backends plugged into the CUPS filtering chain. Send short messages to the operators of your production printers in your Central Repro Department. Standard CUPS job options: A complete list of standard CUPS job options is in the CUPS User Manual. Mappings of the kprinter user interface widgets to respective CUPS job option names are provided in the various What's This help items. Custom CUPS job options: CUPS print servers may be customized with additional print filters and backends which understand custom job options. You can specify such custom job options here. If in doubt, ask your system administrator. Operator Messages: You may send additional messages to the operator(s) of your production printers (e. g. in your Central Repro Department). Messages can be read by the operator(s) (or yourself) by viewing the "Job IPP Report" for the job. Examples: A standard CUPS job option: (Name) number-up -- (Value) 9 A job option for custom CUPS filters or backends: (Name) DANKA_watermark -- (Value) Company_Confidential A message to the operator(s): (Name) Deliver_after_completion -- (Value) to_Marketing_Departm. Note: the fields must not include spaces, tabs or quotes. You may need to double-click on a field to edit it. Warning: Do not use CUPS options that can also be controlled through the KDEPrint GUI. Results may be unpredictable if the options conflict, or if they are sent multiple times. For all options supported by the GUI, please use the GUI. (Each GUI element's'What's This' names the related CUPS option name.)
Additional Tags
Name
Value
Read-Only
The tag name must not contain any spaces, tabs or quotes: %1.
Print queue on remote CUPS server Use this for a print queue installed on a remote machine running a CUPS server. This allows to use remote printers when CUPS browsing is turned off.
Network IPP printer Use this for a network-enabled printer using the IPP protocol. Modern high-end printers can use this mode. Use this mode instead of TCP if your printer can do both.
Fax/ Modem printer Use this for a fax/ modem printer. This requires the installation of the fax4CUPS backend. Documents sent on this printer will be faxed to the given target fax number.
Other printer Use this for any printer type. To use this option, you must know the URI of the printer you want to install. Refer to the CUPS documentation for more information about the printer URI. This option is mainly useful for printer types using 3rd party backends not covered by the other possibilities.
Class of printers Use this to create a class of printers. When sending a document to a class, the document is actually sent to the first available (idle) printer in the class. Refer to the CUPS documentation for more information about class of printers.
Remote CUPS server (IPP/ HTTP)
Network printer w/ IPP (IPP/ HTTP)
Serial Fax/ Modem printer
Other & printer type
Class of printers
An error occurred while retrieving the list of available backends:
Priority
Billing Information
Fax Serial Device
Select the device which your serial Fax/ Modem is connected to.
You must select a device.
Library cupsdconf not found. Check your installation.
Symbol %1 not found in cupsdconf library.
& Export Driver...
& Printer IPP Report
IPP Report for %1
Unable to retrieve printer information. Error received:
Server
the IPP request failed for an unknown reason
Connection to CUPS server failed. Check that the CUPS server is correctly installed and running. Error: %1.
connection refused
host not found
read failed (%1)
Connection to CUPS server failed. Check that the CUPS server is correctly installed and running. Error: %2: %1
Print in Black Only (Blackplot) The'blackplot 'option specifies that all pens should plot in black-only: The default is to use the colors defined in the plot file, or the standard pen colors defined in the HP-GL/ 2 reference manual from Hewlett Packard. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o blackplot=true
Scale Print Image to Page Size The'fitplot 'option specifies that the HP-GL image should be scaled to fill exactly the page with the (elsewhere selected) media size. The default is'fitplot is disabled'. The default will therefore use the absolute distances specified in the plot file. (You should be aware that HP-GL files are very often CAD drawings intended for large format plotters. On standard office printers they will therefore lead to the drawing printout being spread across multiple pages.) Note: This feature depends upon an accurate plot size (PS) command in the HP-GL/ 2 file. If no plot size is given in the file the filter converting the HP-GL to PostScript assumes the plot is ANSI E size. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o fitplot=true
Set Pen Width for HP-GL (if not defined in file). The pen width value can be set here in case the original HP-GL file does not have it set. The pen width specifies the value in micrometers. The default value of 1000 produces lines that are 1000 micrometers == 1 millimeter in width. Specifying a pen width of 0 produces lines that are exactly 1 pixel wide. Note: The pen width option set here is ignored if the pen widths are set inside the plot file itself. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o penwidth=... # example: "2000" or "500"
HP-GL Print Options All options on this page are only applicable if you use KDEPrint to send HP-GL and HP-GL/ 2 files to one of your printers. HP-GL and HP-GL/ 2 are page description languages developed by Hewlett-Packard to drive Pen Plotting devices. KDEPrint can (with the help of CUPS) convert the HP-GL file format and print it on any installed printer. Note 1: To print HP-GL files, start'kprinter 'and simply load the file into the running kprinter. Note 2: The'fitplot' parameter provided on this dialog also works for printing PDF files (if your CUPS version is more recent than 1.1.22.) Additional hint for power users: These KDEPrint GUI elements correspond to the CUPS command line job option parameters: -o blackplot=... # examples: "true" or "false" -o fitplot=... # examples: "true" or "false" -o penwidth=... # examples: "true" or "false"
HP-GL/ 2 Options
& Use only black pen
& Fit plot to page
& Pen width:
IPP Printer Information
& Printer URI:
Either enter the printer URI directly, or use the network scanning facility.
& IPP Report
You must enter a printer URI.
No printer found at this address/ port.
< Unknown > (%1)
Name: %1
Location: %1
Description: %1
Model: %1
Idle
Stopped
Processing...
State: %1
Unable to retrieve printer info. Printer answered: %1
Unable to generate report. IPP request failed with message: %1 (0x%2).
URI Selection
Enter the URI corresponding to the printer to be installed. Examples: smb: / /[login[: passwd]@]server/ printer lpd: / /server/ queue parallel: / dev/ lp0
URI:
CUPS Server %1: %2
Server Information
Account Information
& Host:
& Port:
& User:
Password:
& Store password in configuration file
Use & anonymous access
second(s)
minute(s)
hour(s)
day(s)
week(s)
month(s)
Printer Quota Settings
Set here the quota for this printer. Using limits of 0 means that no quota will be used. This is equivalent to setting the quota period to No quota (-1). Quota limits are defined on a per-user base and applied to all users.
You must specify at least one quota limit.
CUPS Server
CUPS Server Settings
Denied users
Allowed users
All users allowed
Brightness: Slider to control the brightness value of all colors used. The brightness value can range from 0 to 200. Values greater than 100 will lighten the print. Values less than 100 will darken the print. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o brightness=... # use range from "0" to "200"
Hue (Tint): Slider to control the hue value for color rotation. The hue value is a number from -360 to 360 and represents the color hue rotation. The following table summarizes the change you will see for the base colors: Original hue=-45 hue=45 Red Purple Yellow-orange Green Yellow-green Blue-green Yellow Orange Green-yellow Blue Sky-blue Purple Magenta Indigo Crimson Cyan Blue-green Light-navy-blue Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o hue=... # use range from "-360" to "360"
Saturation: Slider to control the saturation value for all colors used. The saturation value adjusts the saturation of the colors in an image, similar to the color knob on your television. The color saturation value can range from 0 to 200. On inkjet printers, a higher saturation value uses more ink. On laserjet printers, a higher saturation uses more toner. A color saturation of 0 produces a black-and-white print, while a value of 200 will make the colors extremely intense. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o saturation=... # use range from "0" to "200"
Gamma: Slider to control the gamma value for color correction. The gamma value can range from 1 to 3000. A gamma value greater than 1000 lightens the print. A gamma value less than 1000 darkens the print. The default gamma is 1000. Note: the gamma value adjustment is not visible in the thumbnail preview. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o gamma=... # use range from "1" to "3000"
Image Printing Options All options controlled on this page only apply to printing images. Most image file formats are supported. To name a few: JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, PNM (PBM/ PGM/ PNM/ PPM), Sun Raster, SGI RGB, Windows BMP. Options to influence color output of image printouts are: Brightness Hue Saturation Gamma For a more detailed explanation about Brightness, Hue, Saturation and Gamma settings, please look at the'What's This' items provided for these controls.
Coloration Preview Thumbnail The coloration preview thumbnail indicates change of image coloration by different settings. Options to influence output are: Brightness Hue (Tint) Saturation Gamma For a more detailed explanation about Brightness, Hue, Saturation and Gamma settings, please look at the'What's This' items provided for these controls.
Image Size: Drop-down menu to control the image size on the printed paper. The menu works in conjunction with slider below. The options are: Natural Image Size: Image prints in its natural image size. If it does not fit onto one sheet, the printout will be spread across multiple sheets. Note, that the slider is disabled when selecting'natural image size 'in the dropdown menu. Resolution (ppi): The resolution value slider covers a number range from 1 to 1200. It specifies the resolution of the image in Pixels Per Inch (PPI). An image that is 3000x2400 pixels will print 10x8 inches at 300 pixels per inch, for example, but 5x4 inches at 600 pixels per inch. If the specified resolution makes the image larger than the page, multiple pages will be printed. Resolution defaults to 72 ppi.% of Page Size: The percent value slider covers numbers from 1 to 800. It specifies the size in relation to the page (not the image). A scaling of 100 percent will fill the page as completely as the image aspect ratio allows (doing auto-rotation of the image as needed). A scaling of more than 100 will print the image across multiple sheets. A scaling of 200 percent will print on up to 4 pages. Scaling in% of page size defaults to 100%.% of Natural Image Size: The percent value slider moves from 1 to 800. It specifies the printout size in relation to the natural image size. A scaling of 100 percent will print the image at its natural size, while a scaling of 50 percent will print the image at half its natural size. If the specified scaling makes the image larger than the page, multiple pages will be printed. Scaling in% of natural image size defaults to 100%. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o natural-scaling=... # range in% is 1... .800 -o scaling=... # range in% is 1... .800 -o ppi=... # range in ppi is 1... 1200
Position Preview Thumbnail This position preview thumbnail indicates the position of the image on the paper sheet. Click on horizontal and vertical radio buttons to move image alignment on paper around. Options are: center top top-left left bottom-left bottom bottom-right right top-right
Reset to Default Values Reset all coloration settings to default values. Default values are: Brightness: 100 Hue (Tint). 0 Saturation: 100 Gamma: 1000
Image Positioning: Select a pair of radio buttons to move the image to the position you want on the paper printout. Default is'center '. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o position=... # examples: "top-left" or "bottom"
Image
Color Settings
Image Size
Image Position
& Brightness:
& Hue (Color rotation):
& Saturation:
& Gamma (Color correction):
& Default Settings
Natural Image Size
Resolution (ppi)
% of Page
% of Natural Image Size
& Image size type:
Job Report
Unable to retrieve job information:
& Job IPP Report
& Increase Priority
& Decrease Priority
& Edit Attributes...
Unable to change job priority:
Unable to find printer %1.
Attributes of Job %1@%2 (%3)
Unable to set job attributes:
The printer is incompletely defined. Try to reinstall it.
Remote LPD Queue Settings
Queue:
Empty host name.
Empty queue name.
Remote queue %1 on %2
No Predefined Printers
Queue
Empty printer name.
Printer not found.
Not implemented yet.
Proxy
RLPR Proxy Server Settings
Proxy Settings
& Use proxy server
File transfer failed.
Abnormal process termination (%1).
%1: execution failed with message: %2
A print error occurred. Error message received from system: %1
Some of the files to printed are not readable by the KDE print daemon. This may happen if you are trying to print as a different user to the one currently logged in. To continue printing, you need to provide root's password.
Enter the root password
Printing Status - %1
Printing system
Authentication failed (user name=%1)
Queued
Held
Error
Canceled
Aborted
Completed
EPSON InkJet Printer Utilities
& Use direct connection (might need root permissions)
Printer:
Device:
Clean print head
& Print a nozzle test pattern
& Align print head
& Ink level
Printer identification
Internal error: no device set.
Unsupported connection type: %1
An escputil process is still running. You must wait until its completion before continuing.
The executable escputil cannot be found in your PATH environment variable. Make sure gimp-print is installed and that escputil is in your PATH.
Internal error: unable to start escputil process.
Operation terminated with errors.
Output
The printer %1 already exists. Continuing will overwrite existing printer. Do you want to continue?
Initializing manager...
& View
& Icons, List, Tree
Start/ Stop Printer
& Start Printer
Stop Printer
Enable/ Disable Job Spooling
& Enable Job Spooling
& Disable Job Spooling
& Remove
& Configure...
Add & Printer/ Class...
Add & Special (pseudo) Printer...
Set as & Local Default
Set as & User Default
& Test Printer...
Configure & Manager...
Initialize Manager/ View
& Orientation
& Vertical, Horizontal
Restart Server
Configure & Server...
Show & Toolbar
Show Menu Toolbar
Show Printer Details
Toggle Printer & Filtering
%1 & Handbook
%1 & Web Site
Printer Tools
Add
Print Server
Print Manager
View
Documentation
An error occurred while retrieving the printer list.
Unable to modify the state of printer %1.
Do you really want to remove %1?
Unable to remove special printer %1.
Unable to remove printer %1.
Configure %1
Unable to modify settings of printer %1.
Unable to load a valid driver for printer %1.
Unable to create printer.
Unable to define printer %1 as default.
You are about to print a test page on %1. Do you want to continue?
Print Test Page
Test page successfully sent to printer %1.
Unable to test printer %1.
Internal error (no error message).
Error message received from manager: %1
Unable to restart print server.
Restarting server...
Unable to configure print server.
Configuring server...
Unable to start printer tool. Possible reasons are: no printer selected, the selected printer does n't have any local device defined (printer port), or the tool library could not be found.
Unable to retrieve the printer list.
Commands
Command Settings
Edit/ Create Commands
Command objects perform a conversion from input to output. They are used as the basis to build both print filters and special printers. They are described by a command string, a set of options, a set of requirements and associated mime types. Here you can create new command objects and edit existing ones. All changes will only be effective for you.
& Next >
< & Back
Add Printer Wizard
Modify Printer
Unable to find the requested page.
& Finish
Select Command
Local Port Selection
Local System
Parallel
Serial
USB
Others
Select a valid detected port, or enter directly the corresponding URI in the bottom edit field.
Empty URI.
The local URI does not correspond to a detected port. Continue?
Select a valid port.
Unable to detect local ports.
Printer type:
Interface
Interface Settings
IPP Printer
Local USB Printer
Local Parallel Printer
Local Serial Printer
Network Printer (socket)
SMB printers (Windows)
File printer
Serial Fax/ Modem printer
Description:
Model:
Members:
Implicit class
Remote class
Local class
Remote printer
Local printer
Special (pseudo) printer
Class Composition
Available printers:
Class printers:
You must select at least one printer.
Printer name:
General Settings
& Settings
Scan
Network scan:
Subnet: %1
You are about to scan a subnet (%1. *) that does not correspond to the current subnet of this computer (%2. *). Do you want to scan the specified subnet anyway?
& Scan
& Subnetwork:
& Timeout (ms):
Scan Configuration
Wrong subnetwork specification.
Wrong timeout specification.
Wrong port specification.
Configure
Some options are in conflict. You must resolve those conflicts before continuing.
File Selection
The printing will be redirected to a file. Enter here the path of the file you want to use for redirection. Use an absolute path or the browse button for graphical selection.
Print to file:
Empty file name.
Directory does not exist.
Preview
Preview Settings
Preview Program
& Use external preview program
You can use an external preview program (PS viewer) instead of the KDE built-in preview system. Note that if the KDE default PS viewer (KGhostView) cannot be found, KDE tries automatically to find another external PostScript viewer
Printer Test
Manufacturer:
Model:
Description:
& Test
Now you can test the printer before finishing installation. Use the Settings button to configure the printer driver and the Test button to test your configuration. Use the Back button to change the driver (your current configuration will be discarded).
Unable to load the requested driver: %1
Test page successfully sent to printer. Wait until printing is complete, then click the OK button.
Unable to test printer:
Unable to remove temporary printer.
Unable to create temporary printer.
Unable to change printer properties. Error received from manager: %1
Configure KDE Print
Configure print server
KAddPrinterWizard
Start the add printer wizard
No executable defined for the creation of the driver database. This operation is not implemented.
The executable %1 could not be found in your PATH. Check that this program exists and is accessible in your PATH variable.
Unable to start the creation of the driver database. The execution of %1 failed.
Please wait while KDE rebuilds a driver database.
Driver Database
Error while creating driver database: abnormal child-process termination.
User Identification
This backend may require a login/ password to work properly. Select the type of access to use and fill in the login and password entries if needed.
& Login:
& Anonymous (no login/ password)
& Guest account (login="guest ")
Normal account
Select one option
User name is empty.
Network Printer Information
& Printer address:
Port:
You must enter a printer address.
Wrong port number.
Change...
KDE Print Configuration
Printer Model Selection
Raw printer
Internal error: unable to locate the driver.
No Printer
All Printers
Print Jobs for %1
Unlimited
Max.: %1
Job ID
Owner
State
Size (KB)
Page(s)
& Hold
& Resume
Remove
Restart
& Move to Printer
& Toggle Completed Jobs
Show Only User Jobs
User Name
& Select Printer
Refresh
Keep window permanent
Unable to perform action "%1" on selected jobs. Error received from manager:
Hold
Resume
Remove
Restart
Move to %1
Operation failed.
Print Job Settings
Refresh Interval
sec
This time setting controls the refresh rate of various KDE Print components like the print manager and the job viewer.
Test Page
& Specify personal test page
Preview...
Miscellaneous
Show printing status message box
Defaults to the last printer used in the application
The selected test page is not a PostScript file. You may not be able to test your printer anymore.
Comment
Confirmation
Type
Location
Description
Members
Backend
Device
Printer IP
Port
Host
File
Account
URI
DB driver
External driver
Manufacturer
Model
Fonts
Font Settings
Fonts Embedding
Fonts Path
& Embed fonts in PostScript data when printing
& Up
& Down
& Add
Additional directory:
These options will automatically put fonts in the PostScript file which are not present on the printer. Font embedding usually produces better print results (closer to what you see on the screen), but larger print data as well.
When using font embedding you can select additional directories where KDE should search for embeddable font files. By default, the X server font path is used, so adding those directories is not needed. The default search path should be sufficient in most cases.
SMB Printer Settings
Scan
Abort
Workgroup:
Server:
Login: %1
Class Members
Integer
Float
List
& Description:
& Format:
Default & value:
Command:
& Persistent option
Values
Minimum value:
Maximum value:
Add value
Delete value
Apply changes
Add group
Add option
Delete item
Move up
Move down
& Input From
Output To
File:
Pipe:
An identification string. Use only alphanumeric characters except spaces. The string __root__ is reserved for internal use.
A description string. This string is shown in the interface, and should be explicit enough about the role of the corresponding option.
The type of the option. This determines how the option is presented graphically to the user.
The format of the option. This determines how the option is formatted for inclusion in the global command line. The tag %value can be used to represent the user selection. This tag will be replaced at run-time by a string representation of the option value.
The default value of the option. For non persistent options, nothing is added to the command line if the option has that default value. If this value does not correspond to the actual default value of the underlying utility, make the option persistent to avoid unwanted effects.
Make the option persistent. A persistent option is always written to the command line, whatever its value. This is useful when the chosen default value does not match with the actual default value of the underlying utility.
The full command line to execute the associated underlying utility. This command line is based on a mechanism of tags that are replaced at run-time. The supported tags are: %filterargs: command options %filterinput: input specification %filteroutput: output specification %psu: the page size in upper case %psl: the page size in lower case
Input specification when the underlying utility reads input data from a file. Use the tag %in to represent the input filename.
Output specification when the underlying utility writes output data to a file. Use the tag %out to represent the output filename.
Input specification when the underlying utility reads input data from its standard input.
Output specification when the underlying utility writes output data to its standard output.
A comment about the underlying utility, which can be viewed by the user from the interface. This comment string supports basic HTML tags like & lt; agt;, & lt; bgt; or & lt; igt;.
Invalid identification name. Empty strings and "__root__" are not allowed.
New Group
New Option
Command Edit for %1
& Mime Type Settings
Supported & Input Formats
Requirements
& Edit Command...
Output & format:
ID name:
exec: /
LPD Queue Information
Enter the information concerning the remote LPD queue; this wizard will check it before continuing.
Some information is missing.
Cannot find queue %1 on server %2; do you want to continue anyway?
Filter
Printer Filtering Settings
Printer Filter
The printer filtering allows you to view only a specific set of printers instead of all of them. This may be useful when there are a lot of printers available but you only use a few ones. Select the printers you want to see from the list on the left or enter a Location filter (ex: Group_1*). Both are cumulative and ignored if empty.
Location filter:
Driver Selection
Several drivers have been detected for this model. Select the driver you want to use. You will have the opportunity to test it as well as to change it if necessary.
Driver Information
You must select a driver.
[recommended]
No information about the selected driver.
Introduction
Welcome, This wizard will help to install a new printer on your computer. It will guide you through the various steps of the process of installing and configuring a printer for your printing system. At each step, you can always go back using the Back button. We hope you'll enjoy this tool! The KDE printing team.
& PostScript printer
& Raw printer (no driver needed)
& Other...
& Manufacturer:
Model:
Loading...
Unable to find the PostScript driver.
Select Driver
Database
Wrong driver format.
Other
New command
Edit command
Information
& Browse...
Use command:
Command Name
Enter an identification name for the new command:
A command named %1 already exists. Do you want to continue and edit the existing one?
Internal error. The XML driver for the command %1 could not be found.
output
undefined
not allowed
(Unavailable: requirements not satisfied)
Print System
Classes
Printers
Specials
Manufacturer:
Printer model:
Driver info:
Driver Settings
Jobs
Jobs Shown
Maximum number of jobs shown:
General Information
Enter the information concerning your printer or class. Name is mandatory, Location and Description are not (they may even not be used on some systems).
Name:
You must supply at least a name.
It is usually not a good idea to include spaces in printer name: it may prevent your printer from working correctly. The wizard can strip all spaces from the string you entered, resulting in %1; what do you want to do?
Strip
Keep
Backend Selection
You must select a backend.
& Local printer (parallel, serial, USB)
Locally-connected printer Use this for a printer connected to the computer via a parallel, serial or USB port.
& SMB shared printer (Windows)
Shared Windows printer Use this for a printer installed on a Windows server and shared on the network using the SMB protocol (samba).
& Remote LPD queue
Print queue on a remote LPD server Use this for a print queue existing on a remote machine running a LPD print server.
Network printer (TCP)
Network TCP printer Use this for a network-enabled printer using TCP (usually on port 9100) as communication protocol. Most network printers can use this mode.
Define/ Edit here instances for the current selected printer. An instance is a combination of a real (physical) printer and a set of predefined options. For a single InkJet printer, you could define different print formats like DraftQuality, PhotoQuality or TwoSided. Those instances appear as normal printers in the print dialog and allow you to quickly select the print format you want.
New...
Copy...
Set as Default
Settings
Test...
(Default)
Instance Name
Enter name for new instance (leave untouched for default):
Instance name must not contain any spaces or slashes.
Do you really want to remove instance %1?
You can not remove the default instance. However all settings of %1 will be discarded. Continue?
Unable to find instance %1.
Unable to retrieve printer information. Message from printing system: %1.
The instance name is empty. Please select an instance.
Internal error: printer not found.
Unable to send test page to %1.
Properties
Instances
Add Special Printer
& Location:
Command & Settings
Output File
& Enable output file
Filename extension:
The command will use an output file. If checked, make sure the command contains an output tag.
The command to execute when printing on this special printer. Either enter the command to execute directly, or associate/ create a command object with/ for this special printer. The command object is the preferred method as it provides support for advanced settings like mime type checking, configurable options and requirement list (the plain command is only provided for backward compatibility). When using a plain command, the following tags are recognized: %in: the input file (required). %out: the output file (required if using an output file). %psl: the paper size in lower case. %psu: the paper size with the first letter in upper case.
The default mimetype for the output file (e. g. application/ postscript).
The default extension for the output file (e. g. ps, pdf, ps. gz).
You must provide a non-empty name.
Invalid settings. %1.
Configuring %1
Add File button This button calls the'File Open 'dialog to let you select a file for printing. Note, that you can select ASCII or International Text, PDF, PostScript, JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF and many other graphic formats. you can select various files from different paths and send them as one "multi-file job" to the printing system.
Remove File button This button removes the highlighted file from the list of to-be-printed files.
Move File Up button This button moves the highlighted file up in the list of files to be printed. In effect, this changes the order of the files' printout.
Move File Down button This button moves the highlighted file down in the list of files to be printed. In effect, this changes the order of the files' printout.
File Open button This button tries to open the highlighted file, so you can view or edit it before you send it to the printing system. If you open files, KDEPrint will use the application matching the MIME type of the file.
File List view This list displays all the files you selected for printing. You can see the file name(s), file path(s) and the file (MIME) type(s) as determined by KDEPrint. You may re-arrange the initial order of the list with the help of the arrow buttons on the right. The files will be printed as a single job, in the same order as displayed in the list. Note: You can select multiple files. The files may be in multiple locations. The files may be of multiple MIME types. The buttons on the right side let you add more files, remove already selected files from the list, re-order the list (by moving files up or down), and open files. If you open files, KDEPrint will use the application matching the MIME type of the file.
Path
Add file
Remove file
Open file
Drag file(s) here or use the button to open a file dialog. Leave empty for lt; STDINgt;.
Adjustments
Print Subsystem Selection This combo box shows (and lets you select) a print subsystem to be used by KDEPrint. (This print subsystem must, of course, be installed inside your Operating System.) KDEPrint usually auto-detects the correct print subsystem by itself upon first startup. Most Linux distributions have "CUPS", the Common UNIX Printing System.
Print system currently used:
Plugin information
Current Connection This line shows which CUPS server your PC is currently connected to for printing and retrieving printer info. To switch to a different CUPS server, click "System Options", then select "Cups server" and fill in the required info.
List of Driver Options (from PPD). The upper pane of this dialog page contains all print job options as laid down in the printer's description file (PostScript Printer Description == 'PPD '.) Click on any item in the list and watch the lower pane of this dialog page display the available values. Set the values as needed, then use one of the push buttons below to proceed: 'Save' your settings if you want to re-use them in your next job(s) too. 'Save 'will store your settings permanently until you change them again.. Click'OK' (without a prior click on'Save '), if you want to use your selected settings just once, for the next print job. 'OK' will forget your current settings when kprinter is closed again, and will start next time with the previously saved defaults. 'Cancel 'will not change anything. If you proceed to print after clicking'Cancel', the job will print with the default settings of this queue. Note. The number of available job options depends strongly on the actual driver used for your print queue. 'Raw 'queues do not have a driver or a PPD. For raw queues this tab page is not loaded by KDEPrint, and thus is not present in the kprinter dialog.
List of Possible Values for given Option (from PPD). The lower pane of this dialog page contains all possible values of the print option highlighted above, as laid down in the printer's description file (PostScript Printer Description == 'PPD '.) Select the value you want and proceed. Then, use one of the push buttons below to leave this dialog: 'Save' your settings if you want to re-use them in your next job(s) too. 'Save 'will store your settings permanently until you change them again.. Click'OK' if you want to use your selected settings just once, for the next print job. 'OK 'will forget your current settings when kprinter is closed again, and will start next time with your previous defaults. 'Cancel' will not change anything. If you proceed to print after clicking'Cancel ', the job will print with the default settings of this queue. Note. The number of available job options depends strongly on the actual driver used for your print queue. 'Raw' queues do not have a driver or a PPD. For raw queues this tab page is not loaded by KDEPrint, and thus is not present in the kprinter dialog.
Initialization...
Generating print data: page %1
Previewing...
No valid print executable was found in your path. Check your installation.
This is not a Foomatic printer
Some printer information is missing
This operation is not implemented.
Unable to locate test page.
Can not overwrite regular printer with special printer settings.
Parallel Port #%1
Unable to load KDE print management library: %1
Unable to find wizard object in management library.
Unable to find options dialog in management library.
No plugin information available
Description unavailable
Remote printer queue on %1
A file share/ kdeprint/ specials. desktop was found in your local KDE directory. This file probably comes from a previous KDE release and should be removed in order to manage global pseudo printers.
Cannot copy multiple files into one file.
Cannot save print file to %1. Check that you have write access to it.
Printing document: %1
Sending print data to printer: %1
Unable to start child print process.
The KDE print server (kdeprintd) could not be contacted. Check that this server is running.
Check the command syntax: %1< files >
No valid file was found for printing. Operation aborted.
Unable to perform the requested page selection. The filter psselect cannot be inserted in the current filter chain. See Filter tab in the printer properties dialog for further information.
Could not load filter description for %1.
Error while reading filter description for %1. Empty command line received.
The MIME type %1 is not supported as input of the filter chain (this may happen with non-CUPS spoolers when performing page selection on a non-PostScript file). Do you want KDE to convert the file to a supported format?
Convert
Select MIME Type
Select the target format for the conversion:
Operation aborted.
No appropriate filter found. Select another target format.
Operation failed with message: %1 Select another target format.
Filtering print data
Error while filtering. Command was: %1.
The print file is empty and will be ignored: %1
The file format %1 is not directly supported by the current print system. You now have 3 options: KDE can attempt to convert this file automatically to a supported format. (Select Convert) You can try to send the file to the printer without any conversion. (Select Keep) You can cancel the printjob. (Select Cancel) Do you want KDE to attempt and convert this file to %2?
No appropriate filter was found to convert the file format %1 into %2. Go to System Options - > Commands to look through the list of possible filters. Each filter executes an external program. See if the required external program is available. on your system.
ISO A4
Folio
US #10 Envelope
ISO DL Envelope
Tabloid
ISO A3
ISO A2
ISO A1
ISO A0
Upper Tray
Lower Tray
Multi-Purpose Tray
Large Capacity Tray
Normal
Transparency
"General" This dialog page contains general print job settings. General settings are applicable to most printers, most jobs and most job file types. To get more specific help, enable the "What's This" cursor and click on any of the text labels or GUI elements of this dialog.
Page size: Select paper size to be printed on from the drop-down menu. The exact list of choices depends on the printer driver ("PPD") you have installed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element correponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o PageSize=... # examples: "A4" or "Letter"
Paper type: Select paper type to be printed on from the drop-down menu. The exact list of choices depends on the printer driver ("PPD") you have installed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o MediaType=... # example: "Transparency"
Paper source: Select paper source tray for the paper to be printed on from the drop-down menu. The exact list of choices depends on the printer driver ("PPD") you have installed. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o InputSlot=... # examples: "Lower" or "LargeCapacity"
Image Orientation: Orientation of the printed page image on your paper is controlled by the radio buttons. By default, the orientation is Portrait. You can select from 4 alternatives: Portrait. Portrait is the default setting. Landscape. Reverse Landscape. Reverse Landscape prints the images upside down. Reverse Portrait. Reverse Portrait prints the image upside down. The icon changes according to your selection. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o orientation-requested=... # examples: "landscape" or "reverse-portrait"
Duplex Printing: These controls may be grayed out if your printer does not support duplex printing (i. e. printing on both sides of the sheet.) These controls are active if your printer supports duplex printing. You can choose from 3 alternatives: None. This prints each page of the job on one side of the sheets only. Long Side. This prints the job on both sides of the paper sheets. It prints the job in a way so that the backside has the same orientation as the front side if you fold the paper over the long edge. (Some printer drivers call this mode duplex-non-tumbled.) Short Side. This prints the job on both sides of the paper sheets. It prints the job so that the backside has the reverse orientation from the front side if you turn the paper over the long edge, but the same orientation, if you turn it over the short edge. (Some printer drivers name this mode duplex-tumbled.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o duplex=... # examples: "tumble" or "two-sided-short-edge"
Banner Page(s): Select banner(s) to print one or two special sheets of paper just before or after your main job. Banners may contain some pieces of job information such as user name, time of printing or job title. Banner pages are useful to separate different jobs more easily, especially in a multi-user environment. Hint: You can design your own banner pages. To make use of them, just put the banner file into the standard CUPS banners directory (this is usually "/ usr/ share/ cups/ banner/". Your custom banner(s) must have one of the supported printable formats. Supported formats are ASCII text, PostScript, PDF and nearly any image format such as PNG, JPEG or GIF. Your added banner pages will appear in the drop down menu CUPS is restarted. CUPS comes with a selection of banner pages. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-sheets=... # examples: "standard" or "topsecret"
Pages per Sheet: You can choose to print more than one page onto each sheet of paper. This is sometimes useful to save paper. Note 1: the page images get scaled down accordingly to print 2 or 4 pages per sheet. The page image does not get scaled if you print 1 page per sheet (the default setting). Note 2: If you select multiple pages per sheet here, the scaling and re-arranging is done by your printing system. However, some printers are independently capable of printing multiple pages per sheet. In which case you find the option in the printer driver settings. Be careful: if you enable multiple pages per sheet in both places, your printout will not look as you intended. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o number-up=... # examples: "2" or "4"
Page size:
Paper type:
Paper source:
Orientation
Duplex Printing
Pages per Sheet
& Portrait
& Landscape
& Reverse landscape
Reverse portrait
& None
Long side
Short side
Start:
End:
(line %1):
Value:
String value:
No Option Selected
Configuration of %1
(rejecting jobs)
(accepting jobs)
& File
& PageMarks
Page Selection Here you can control if you print a certain selection only out of all the pages from the complete document.
All Pages: Select "All" to print the complete document. Since this is the default, it is pre-selected.
Current Page: Select "Current" if you want to print the page currently visible in your KDE application. Note: this field is disabled if you print from non-KDE applications like Mozilla or OpenOffice. org, since here KDEPrint has no means to determine which document page you are currently viewing.
Page Range: Choose a "Page Range" to select a subset of the complete document pages to be printed. The format is "n, m, o-p, q, r, s-t, u". Example: "4,6,10-13,17,20,23-25" will print the pages 4, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 20, 23, 24, 25 of your document. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-ranges=... # example: "4,6,10-13,17,20,23-25"
Page Set: Choose "All Pages", "Even Pages" or "Odd Pages" if you want to print a page selection matching one of these terms. The default is "All Pages". Note: If you combine a selection of a "Page Range" with a "Page Set" of "Odd" or "Even", you will only get the odd or even pages from the originally selected page range. This is useful if you want to print a page range in duplex on a simplex-only printer. In this case you can feed the paper to the printer twice; in the first pass, select "Odd" or "Even" (depending on your printer model), in second pass select the other option. You may need to "Reverse" the output in one of the passes (depending on your printer model). Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-set=... # example: "odd" or "even"
Output Settings: Here you can determine the number of copies, the output order and the collate mode for the pages of your print job. (Note, that the maximum number of copies allowed to print may be restricted by your print subsystem.) The'Copies' setting defaults to 1. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o copies=... # examples: "5" or "42" -o outputorder=... # example: "reverse" -o Collate=... # example: "true" or "false".
Number of Copies: Determine the number of requested copies here. You can increase or decrease the number of printed copies by clicking on the up and down arrows. You can also type the figure directly into the box. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o copies=... # examples: "5" or "42"
Collate Copies If the "Collate" checkbox is enabled (default), the output order for multiple copies of a multi-page document will be "1-2-3-..., 1-2-3-..., 1-2-3-...". If the "Collate" checkbox is disabled, the output order for multiple copies of a multi-page document will be "1-1-1-..., 2-2-2-..., 3-3-3-...". Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o Collate=... # example: "true" or "false"
Reverse Order If the "Reverse" checkbox is enabled, the output order for multiple copies of a multi-page document will be "... -3-2-1,... -3-2-1,... -3-2-1", if you also have en abled the "Collate" checkbox at the same time (the usual scenario). If the "Reverse" checkbox is enabled, the output order for multiple copies of a multi-page document will be "... -3-3-3,... -2-2-2,... -1-1-1", if you have dis abled the "Collate" checkbox at the same time. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS commandline job option parameter: -o outputorder=... # example: "reverse"
Copies
Page Selection
& All
Current
Range
Enter pages or group of pages to print separated by commas (1,2-5,8).
Output Settings
Collate
Reverse
Copies:
All Pages
Odd Pages
Even Pages
Page & set:
Pages
Do you want to continue printing anyway?
Print Preview
Cancel
The preview program %1 cannot be found. Check that the program is correctly installed and located in a directory included in your PATH environment variable.
Preview failed: neither the internal KDE PostScript viewer (KGhostView) nor any other external PostScript viewer could be found.
Preview failed: KDE could not find any application to preview files of type %1.
Preview failed: unable to start program %1.
Do you want to continue printing?
There was an error loading %1. The diagnostic is: %2
Some options selected are in conflict. You must resolve those conflicts before continuing. See the Driver Settings tab for detailed information.
Poster preview not available. Either the poster executable is not properly installed, or you do n't have the required version; available at http: / /printing. kde. org/ downloads/.
Printer Configuration
No configurable options for that printer.
No preview available
& Files
Top Margin. This spinbox/ text edit field lets you control the top margin of your printout if the printing application does not define its margins internally. The setting works for instance for ASCII text file printing, or for printing from KMail and Konqueror. Note: This margin setting is not intended for KOffice or OpenOffice. org printing, because these applications (or rather their users) are expected to do it by themselves. It also does not work for PostScript or PDF file, which in most cases have their margins hardcoded internally. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-top=... # use values from "0" or higher. "72" is equal to 1 inch.
Bottom Margin. This spinbox/ text edit field lets you control the bottom margin of your printout if the printing application does not define its margins internally. The setting works for instance for ASCII text file printing, or for printing from KMail and and Konqueror. Note: This margin setting is not intended for KOffice or OpenOffice. org printing, because these applications (or rather their users) are expected to do it by themselves. It also does not work for PostScript or PDF file, which in most cases have their margins hardcoded internally. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-bottom=... # use values from "0" or higher. "72" is equal to 1 inch.
Left Margin. This spinbox/ text edit field lets you control the left margin of your printout if the printing application does not define its margins internally. The setting works for instance for ASCII text file printing, or for printing from KMail and and Konqueror. Note: This margin setting is not intended for KOffice or OpenOffice. org printing, because these applications (or rather their users) are expected to do it by themselves. It also does not work for PostScript or PDF file, which in most cases have their margins hardcoded internally. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-left=... # use values from "0" or higher. "72" is equal to 1 inch.
Right Margin. This spinbox/ text edit field lets you control the right margin of your printout if the printing application does not define its margins internally. The setting works for instance for ASCII text file printing, or for printing from KMail and and Konqueror. Note: This margin setting is not intended for KOffice or OpenOffice. org printing, because these applications (or rather their users) are expected to do it by themselves. It also does not work for PostScript or PDF file, which in most cases have their margins hardcoded internally. Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o page-right=... # use values from "0" or higher. "72" is equal to 1 inch.
Change Measurement Unit. You can change the units of measurement for the page margins here. Select from Millimeters, Centimeters, Inches or Pixels (1 pixel == 1/ 72 inch.)
Custom Margins Checkbox. Enable this checkbox if you want to modify the margins of your printouts. You can change margin settings in 4 ways: Edit the text fields. Click spinbox arrows. Move the scroll wheel of a wheel mouse. Use the mouse to drag margins in the preview frame. Note: The margin setting does not work if you load files into kprinter which have their margins hardcoded internally, such as most PDF or PostScript files. It works for all ASCII text files however. It also may not work with non-KDE applications which fail to fully utilize the KDEPrint framework, such as OpenOffice. org.
"Drag-your-Margins". Use your mouse to drag and set each margin on this little preview window.
& Use custom margins
& Top:
& Bottom:
Left:
& Right:
Pixels (1/ 72nd in)
Inches (in)
Centimeters (cm)
Millimeters (mm)
JCL
You are about to set a pseudo-printer as your personal default. This setting is specific to KDE and will not be available outside KDE applications. Note that this will only make your personal default printer as undefined for non-KDE applications and should not prevent you from printing normally. Do you really want to set %1 as your personal default?
5.
Print Poster (enabled or disabled). If you enable this option, you can print posters of different sizes The printout will happen in the form'tiles' printed on smaller paper sizes, which you can stitch together later. If you enable this option here, the'Poster Printing 'filter will be auto-loaded in the'Filters' tab of this dialog. This tab is only visible if the external'poster 'utility is discovered by KDEPrint on your system. ['poster' is a command line utility that enables you to convert PostScript files into tiled printouts, with overlap to allow the tiles to be joined together seamlessly.] Note: The standard version of'poster 'will not work. Your system must use a patched version of'poster'. Ask your operating system vendor to provide a patched version of'poster 'if they do not do so already. Additional hint for power users: A patched version of'poster' is available from the KDEPrint Website at http: / /printing. kde. org/ downloads/. The direct link to the patched source tarball is ftp: / /ftp. kde. org/ pub/ kde/ printing/ poster. tar. bz2
Tile Selection widget This GUI element is not only for viewing your selections: it also lets you interactively select the tile(s) you want to print. Hints Click any tile to select it for printing. To select multiple tiles to be printed at once, 'shift-click 'on the tiles ('shift-click' means: hold down the [SHIFT]-key on your keyboard and click with the mouse while [SHIFT]-key is held.) Be aware that the order of your clicking dictates the order in which the different tiles are printed. Note 1: The order of your selection (and the order for printout of the tiles) is indicated by the contents of the text field below, labelled as'Tile pages (to be printed): 'Note 2: By default, no tiles are selected. Before you can print (a part of) your poster, you must select at least one tile.
Poster Size Select the poster size you want from the drop-down list. Available sizes are all standard paper sizes up to'A0 '. [A0 is the same size as 16 sheets of A4, or '84cm x 118.2cm'.] Notice, how the little preview window below changes with your change of poster size. It indicates to you how many tiles need to be printed to make the poster, given the selected paper size. Hint: The little preview window below is not just a passive icon. You can click on its individual tiles to select them for printing. To select multiple tiles to be printed at once, you need to'shift-click 'on the tiles ('shift-click' means: hold down the [SHIFT]-key on your keyboard and click with the mouse while [SHIFT]-key is held.) The order in which you click dictates the order in which the tiles are printed. The order of your selection (and of the printed tiles) is indicated by the contents of the text field labelled as'Tile pages (to be printed): 'Note: By default, no tiles are selected. Before you can print (a part of) your poster, you must select at least one tile.
Paper Size This field indicates the paper size the poster tiles will be printed on. To select a different paper size for your poster tiles, go to the'General 'tab of this dialog and select one from the drop-down list. Available sizes are most standard paper sizes supported by your printer. Your printer's supported paper sizes are read from the printer driver info (as laid down in the'PPD', the printer description file.) Be aware that the'Paper Size 'selected may not be supported by'poster' (example: 'HalfLetter ') while it may well be supported by your printer. If you hit that obstacle, simply use another, supported Paper Size, such as'A4' or'Letter '. Notice, how the little preview window below changes with your change of paper size. It indicates how many tiles need to be printed to make up the poster, given the selected paper and poster size. Hint: The little preview window below is not just a passive icon. You can click on its individual tiles to select them for printing. To select multiple tiles to be printed at once, you need to'shift-click' on the tiles ('shift-click 'means: hold down the [SHIFT]-key on your keyboard and click with the mouse while [SHIFT]-key is held.) The order in which you click dictates the order in which the tiles are printed. The order of your selection (and for the printed tiles) is indicated by the contents of the text field labelled as'Tile pages (to be printed):' Note: By default, no tiles are selected. Before you can print (a part of) your poster, you must select at least one tile.
Cut Margin selection This slider and spinbox let you determine a'cut margin 'to be printed onto each tile of your poster, to help you cut the pieces as needed. Notice, how the little preview window above changes with your change of cut margins. It indicates to you how much space the cut margins will take away from each tile. Be aware, that your cut margins need to be equal to or greater than the margins your printer uses. The printer's capabilities are described in the'ImageableArea' keywords of its driver PPD file.
Order and number of tile pages to be printed. This field displays and sets the individual tiles to be printed, as well as the order for their printout. You can fill the field with 2 different methods: either use the interactive thumbnail preview above and '[SHIFT]-click 'on the tiles; or, edit this text field accordingly. When editing the field, you can denote ranges of pages with, for instance, '3-7', rather than '3,4,5,6,7 '. Examples: "2,3,7,9,3" "1-3,6,8-11"
Poster
& Print poster
Poster size:
Media size:
Print size:
Cut margin (% of media):
& Tile pages (to be printed):
Link/ unlink poster and print size
One of the command object's requirements is not met.
The command does not contain the required tag %1.
& Export...
Add Filter button This button calls a little dialog to let you select a filter here. Note 1: You can chain different filters as long as you make sure that the output of one fits as input of the next. (KDEPrint checks your filtering chain and will warn you if you fail to do so). Note 2: The filters you define here are applied to your jobfile before it is handed downstream to your spooler and print subsystem (e. g. CUPS, LPRng, LPD.)
Remove Filter button This button removes the highlighted filter from the list of filters.
Move Filter Up button This button moves the highlighted filter up in the list of filters, towards the front of the filtering chain.
Move Filter Down button This button moves the highlighted filter down in the list of filters, towards the end of the filtering chain..
Configure Filter button This button lets you configure the currently highlighted filter. It opens a separate dialog.
Filter Info Pane This field shows some general info about the selected filter. Amongst them are: the filter name (as displayed in the KDEPrint user interface); the filter requirements (that is the external program that needs to be present and executable on this system); the filter input format (in the form of one or several MIME types accepted by the filter); the filter output format (in the form of a MIME type generated by the filter); a more- or less-verbose description of the filter's operation.
Filtering Chain (if enabled, is run before actual job submission to print system.) This field shows which filters are currently selected to act as'pre-filters' for KDEPrint. Pre-filters process the print files before they are sent down-stream to your real print subsystem. The list shown in this field may be empty (default). The pre-filters act on the print job in the order they are listed (from top to bottom). This is done by acting as a filtering chain where the output of one filter acts as input to the next. By putting the filters into the wrong order, you can make the filtering chain fail. For example: if your file is ASCII text, and you want the output being processed by the'Multipage per Sheet 'filter, the first filter must be one that converts ASCII into PostScript. KDEPrint can utilize any external filtering program which you may find useful through this interface. KDEPrint ships preconfigured with support for a selection of common filters. These filters however need to be installed independently from KDEPrint. These pre-filters work for all print subsystems supported by KDEPrint (such as CUPS, LPRng and LPD), because they are not dependent upon them.. Amongst the pre-configured filters shipping with KDEPrint are: the Enscript text filter; a Multiple Pages per Sheet filter; a PostScript to PDF converter; a Page Selection/ Ordering filter; a Poster Printing filter; and some more.... To insert a filter into this list, simply click on the funnel icon (top-most on the right icon column group) and proceed. Please click on the other elements of this dialog to learn more about the KDEPrint pre-filters.
Filters
Add filter
Remove filter
Move filter up
Move filter down
Configure filter
Internal error: unable to load filter.
The filter chain is wrong. The output format of at least one filter is not supported by its follower. See Filters tab for more information.
Input
Selection of color mode: You can choose between 2 options: Color and Grayscale Note: This selection field may be grayed out and made inactive. This happens if KDEPrint can not retrieve enough information about your print file. In this case the embedded color- or grayscale information of your printfile, and the default handling of the printer take precedence.
Selection of page size: Select the paper size to be printed on from the drop-down menu. The exact list of choices depends on the printer driver ("PPD") you have installed.
Selection of pages per sheet: You can choose to print more than one page onto each sheet of paper. This is sometimes useful to save paper. Note 1: the page images get scaled down accordingly to print 2 or 4 pages per sheet. The page image does not get scaled if you print 1 page per sheet (the default setting.). Note 2: If you select multiple pages per sheet here, the scaling and re-arranging is done by your printing system. Note 3, regarding "Other": You cannot really select Other as the number of pages to print on one sheet. "Other" is listed here for information purposes only. To select 8, 9, 16 or other numbers of pages per sheet: go to the tab headlined "Filter"; enable the Multiple Pages per Sheet filter;... and configure it (bottom-most button on the right of the "Filters" tab).
Selection of image orientation: Orientation of the printed page image on your paper is controlled by these radio buttons. By default, the orientation is Portrait. You can select 2 alternatives: Portrait., the default setting; Landscape.. The icon changes according to your selection.
Print Format
Color Mode
Color
& Grayscale
Other
Fax system:
Command:
Fax & server (if any):
& Fax/ Modem device:
Standard Modem Port
Serial Port #%1
Other
Converting input files to PostScript
Sending fax to %1 (%2)
Sending to fax using: %1
Sending fax to %1...
Skipping %1...
Filtering %1...
Fax log
Fax Log
KDEPrint Fax Tool Log
Cannot open file for writing.
High (204x196 dpi)
Low (204x98 dpi)
A4
Letter
Legal
& Resolution:
& Paper size:
& Name:
& Company:
Number:
Replace international prefix '+ 'with:
A small fax utility to be used with kdeprint.
KdeprintFax
Phone number to fax to
Send fax immediately
Exit after sending
File to fax (added to the file list)
Filter Parameters
MIME type:
Command:
& File
Fax
Your names
Your emails
Mime Type
Command
Add filter
Modify filter
Remove filter
Move filter up
Move filter down
Empty parameters.
Configuration
Personal
Personal Settings
Page setup
Page Setup
System
Fax System Selection
Filters
Filters Configuration
Name
Fax Number
Entries:
& Edit Address Book
No fax number found in your address book.
Move up
Move down
Files:
Enterprise
Add fax number
Add fax number from address book
Remove fax number
& Comment:
Schedule:
Now
At Specified Time
Subject:
Processing...
Idle
Send to Fax
& Add File...
& Remove File
& Send Fax
Abort
Address Book
View Log
View File
& New Fax Recipient...
No file to fax.
No fax number specified.
Unable to start Fax process.
Unable to retrieve %1.
Fax error: see log message for more information.
Enter recipient fax properties.
& Number:
Name:
& Enterprise:
Invalid fax number.
Unable to stop Fax process.
kdeprint_part
A Konqueror Plugin for Print Management
Print Manager Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Classes
Printers
Specials
Manager
Jobs
Empty data received (%1).
Corrupted/ incomplete data or server error (%1).
Print System
Printer driver
On-line printer driver database
Unable to determine object type for %1.
Unable to determine source type for %1.
Unable to retrieve printer information for %1.
Unable to load template %1
Properties of %1
General_BAR_Driver_BAR_Active jobs_BAR_Completed jobs
General Properties
Type
Remote
Local
State
Location
Description
URI
Interface (Backend)
Driver
Manufacturer
Model
Driver Information
Unable to retrieve class information for %1.
Implicit
General_BAR_Active jobs_BAR_Completed jobs
Members
General
Requirements
Command Properties
Command
Use Output File
Yes
No
Default Extension
Jobs of %1
All jobs
Active jobs_BAR_Completed jobs
ID
Owner
Printer
Name
Driver of %1
No driver found
Your names
Your emails
All Printers
There is no default printer. Start with --all to see all printers.
Print Error
KJobViewer
A print job viewer
The printer for which jobs are requested
Show job viewer at startup
Show jobs for all printers
& Jobs
Filter
Your names
Your emails
KPrinter
A printer tool for KDE
Make an internal copy of the files to print
Printer/ destination to print on
Title/ Name for the print job
Number of copies
Printer option
Job output mode (gui, console, none)
Print system to use (lpd, cups)
Allow printing from STDIN
Do not show the print dialog (print directly)
Files to load
Print Information
Print Warning
Print Error
Print info
Print warning
Print error
A file has been specified on the command line. Printing from STDIN will be disabled.
When using '--nodialog ', you must at least specify one file to print or use the '--stdin' flag.
The specified printer or the default printer could not be found.
Operation aborted.
Unable to construct the print dialog.
Multiple files (%1)
Nothing to print.
Unable to open temporary file.
Stdin is empty, no job sent.
Unable to copy file %1.
Error while printing files
Executive
Envelope B5
Envelope #10
Envelope DL
PageRegion
Media Source
Default
Manual Feed
Output Resolution
150 DPI
300 DPI
600 DPI
1200 DPI
2400 DPI
Double-Sided Printing
Off
Long Edge (Standard)
Short Edge (Flip)
US Letter
US Legal
US Executive
US Tabloid
A3
Media Type
Plain Paper
Bond Paper
Special Paper
Transparency
Glossy Paper
Tray
Envelope Feed
Output Mode
CMYK Color
CMY Color
Grayscale
600x300 DPI
CRET Color
Duplexer
Address - 1 1/ 8 x 3 1/ 2 "
Large Address - 1 4/ 10 x 3 1/ 2 "
Return Address - 3/ 4 x 2 "
Shipping Address - 2 5/ 16 x 4 "
Internet Postage 2-Part - 2 1/ 4 x 7 1/ 2 "
Internet Postage 3-Part - 2 1/ 4 x 7 "
File Folder - 9/ 16 x 3 7/ 16 "
Hanging Folder - 9/ 16 x 2 "
3.5 "Disk - 2 1/ 8 x 2 3/ 4"
136 DPI
203 DPI
Output Darkness
Normal
FanFoldUS
60 DPI
120x60 DPI
180 DPI
360x180 DPI
360 DPI
60x72 DPI
120x72 DPI
240x72 DPI
Tray 4
720 DPI
Page Size and Printing Quality
A4, 600x600 DPI
Letter, 600x600 DPI
A4, 1200x600 DPI
B5, 600x600 DPI
B5, 1200x600 DPI
Legal, 600x600 DPI
Legal, 1200x600 DPI
Letter, 1200x600 DPI
High Grade Paper
Back Print Media
Iron-On Transfer Sheet
Hot OHP Media
Post Card
Thick Paper
Printing Mode
BlackOnly
Colour
HalfTone
NoHalfTone
Dithering
FloydSteinberg
NoFloydSteinberg
Banding
NoBanding
Colour Mode
CMY
Colour Correction Mode
FullBlack
Colour correction
NoColourCorrection
ColourCorrection
How often every dot is printed
PrintTwice
PrintOnce
Black Printing Mode
SolidBlack
MixedBlack
Square Dithering
SquareDithering
NoSquareDithering
Do Curl Correction
CurlCorrectionAlways
CurlCorrectionAfterFinal
Curl Correction on current pass
NoCurlCorrectionOnCurrent
CurlCorrectionOnCurrent
Colour Intensity
Line Feed Adjustment
Gamma
0.00
0.05
0.10
0.15
0.20
0.25
0.30
0.35
0.40
0.45
0.50
0.55
0.60
0.65
0.70
0.75
0.80
0.85
0.90
0.95
1.00
1.05
1.10
1.15
1.20
1.25
1.30
1.35
1.40
1.45
1.50
1.55
1.60
1.65
1.70
1.75
1.80
1.85
1.90
1.95
2.00
2.05
2.10
2.15
2.20
2.25
2.30
2.35
2.40
2.45
2.50
2.55
2.60
2.65
2.70
2.75
2.80
2.85
2.90
2.95
3.00
3.05
3.10
3.15
3.20
3.25
3.30
3.35
3.40
3.45
3.50
3.55
3.60
3.65
3.70
3.75
3.80
3.85
3.90
3.95
4.00
Horizontal (X-)Shift (in dots)
Vertical (Y-)Shift (in dots)
Next Job
NextJobOnSameSheet
NextJobOnNewSheet
Next Job is spot colour page
NextSpotColourPage
NextNotSpotColourPage
This Job is spot colour page
ThisSpotColourPage
ThisNotSpotColourPage
Page Size
B5
Manual
Automatic
Cardboard
Coated Film
Fine Paper
Iron Seal
OHP
OHP (MD 2000)
Rebeca Free
Resolution
1200x600 DPI
Color Mode
Colour Depth
Floyd Steinb. High Qual. (32 bpp)
Floyd Steinberg Simple (8 bpp)
Monochrome (1 bpp)
Simple Colour (4 bpp)
On
Duplex
DoubleSided
SingleSided
Black color saving
EcoBlack
NormalBlack
Black Level
Cyan Level
Magenta Level
Yellow Level
B4 (JIS)
B6 (JIS)
Envelope You 4
Hagaki
Ledger
Oufuku
600x600 DPI
300x300 DPI
3x5
4x6
5x7
5x8
6x8
8x10
8x12
11x14
13x19
16x20
16x24
60x60 dpi
60x72 dpi
60x180 dpi
60x216 dpi
120x60 dpi
120x72 dpi
120x180 dpi
120x216 dpi
180x60 dpi
180x72 dpi
180x180 dpi
180x216 dpi
240x60 dpi
240x72 dpi
240x180 dpi
240x216 dpi
360x60 dpi
360x72 dpi
360x180 dpi
360x216 dpi
11x17
Photo Paper
HP Premium Paper
Transparency Paper
Print Quality
Draft Quality
Normal Quality
Presentation Quality
Monochrome
Dithering Pixels Per Inch
Generic DeskJet
Standard Tray
Banner Printing
Envelope Feeder
Manual Feeder
Quick-Dry Glossy
Quick-Dry Transparency
Quality
Default Setting
Draft
Presentation
Ink Drying Time (sec)
Memory Limit (Bytes)
Black Levels
2 Levels
3 Levels
4 Levels
No Black
CMY Levels
No CMY
Printout Mode
Draft (Color cartridge)
Draft Grayscale (Black + color cartridge)
Normal (Color cartridge)
Normal Grayscale (Black + color cartridge)
High Quality Grayscale (Black + color cartridge)
Photo (Photo + color cartridge, photo paper)
Photo/ 4x6 inch index card
Photo with tear-off tab
3x5 inch index card
5x8 inch index card
A6
A6 with tear-off tab
Envelope C6
American Foolscap
Oufuku-Hagaki
16K
Executive (JIS)
Resolution, Quality, Ink Type, Media Type
Controlled by'Printout Mode '
300 dpi, Color, Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Draft, Color, Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Draft, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Draft, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
300 dpi, Photo, Photo + Color Cartr., Premium Paper
600x300 dpi, Best, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
Normal Color
Best Quality Color
Black and White
Floyd-Steinberg Color
Floyd-Steinberg Color (Low Memory)
Floyd-Steinberg Gray
Black correction (Cyan reduction)
Ink Reduction
25%
50%
No
Draft (Economy)
Draft Grayscale (Economy)
Normal Grayscale
High Quality
High Quality Grayscale
Photo
Photo Grayscale
C5
Commercial 10
DL
B5 ISO
B6 ISO
B7 ISO
B8 ISO
B9 ISO
B10 ISO
Monarch Envelope
Postcard
C7-6
Japanese long envelope #4
Hagaki Card
Small paperback
Penguin small paperback
A2 Invitation
Epson 4x6 Photo Paper
Japanese long envelope #3
B6-C4
Penguin large paperback
Crown Quarto
Large Crown Quarto
RA4
American foolscap
Bond
Glossy Photo
Transparencies
Ink Type
Color + Photo Cartridges
Four Color Standard
stpGamma
Density
0.12
0.14
0.16
0.18
0.22
0.24
0.26
0.28
0.32
0.34
0.36
0.38
0.42
0.44
0.46
0.48
0.52
0.54
0.56
0.58
0.62
0.64
0.66
0.68
0.72
0.74
0.76
0.78
0.82
0.84
0.86
0.88
0.92
0.94
0.96
0.98
1.02
1.04
1.06
1.08
1.12
1.14
1.16
1.18
1.22
1.24
1.26
1.28
1.32
1.34
1.36
1.38
1.42
1.44
1.46
1.48
1.52
1.54
1.56
1.58
1.62
1.64
1.66
1.68
1.72
1.74
1.76
1.78
1.82
1.84
1.86
1.88
1.92
1.94
1.96
1.98
stpBrightness
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
stpSaturation
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
4.0
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
5.0
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
6.0
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
7.0
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
8.0
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
8.6
8.7
8.8
8.9
9.0
Contrast Level
150 x 150 DPI
300 x 300 DPI
600 x 300 DPI
600 x 600 DPI
Output Type
Gray Scale
Continuous-tone photographs
Line art
Primarily solid colors or smooth gradients
Dither Algorithm
EvenTone
Fast
Raw CMYK
Not capable
Printer Default
GhostScript pre-filtering
Embed GhostScript fonts only
Convert to PS level 1
Convert to PS level 2
No pre-filtering
160x72 dpi
160x144 dpi
320x216 dpi
Input Slot
Standard
Printer default
PageSize
Tabloid
SRA4
C4
ArchA
European foolscap
Large Crown Octavo
Japanese Kaku envelope #4
ColorModel
Black & White
Back Print Film
Fabric Sheets
Envelope
High Resolution Paper
T-Shirt Transfers
High Gloss Film
Glossy Photo Paper
Glossy Photo Cards
Photo Paper Pro
Other
Auto Sheet Feeder
Manual with Pause
Manual without Pause
90x90 DPI
180x180 DPI
360x360 DPI
360x360 DPI DMT
720x360 DPI
Line Art
Solid Colors
Photograph
Black
Brightness
0.000
0.050
0.100
0.150
0.200
0.250
0.300
0.350
0.400
0.450
0.500
0.550
0.600
0.650
0.700
0.750
0.800
0.850
0.900
0.950
1.000
1.050
1.100
1.150
1.200
1.250
1.300
1.350
1.400
1.450
1.500
1.550
1.600
1.650
1.700
1.750
1.800
1.850
1.900
1.950
2.000
Contrast
2.050
2.100
2.150
2.200
2.250
2.300
2.350
2.400
2.450
2.500
2.550
2.600
2.650
2.700
2.750
2.800
2.850
2.900
2.950
3.000
3.050
3.100
3.150
3.200
3.250
3.300
3.350
3.400
3.450
3.500
3.550
3.600
3.650
3.700
3.750
3.800
3.850
3.900
3.950
4.000
Cyan
Magenta
Yellow
Saturation
4.050
4.100
4.150
4.200
4.250
4.300
4.350
4.400
4.450
4.500
4.550
4.600
4.650
4.700
4.750
4.800
4.850
4.900
4.950
5.000
5.050
5.100
5.150
5.200
5.250
5.300
5.350
5.400
5.450
5.500
5.550
5.600
5.650
5.700
5.750
5.800
5.850
5.900
5.950
6.000
6.050
6.100
6.150
6.200
6.250
6.300
6.350
6.400
6.450
6.500
6.550
6.600
6.650
6.700
6.750
6.800
6.850
6.900
6.950
7.000
7.050
7.100
7.150
7.200
7.250
7.300
7.350
7.400
7.450
7.500
7.550
7.600
7.650
7.700
7.750
7.800
7.850
7.900
7.950
8.000
8.050
8.100
8.150
8.200
8.250
8.300
8.350
8.400
8.450
8.500
8.550
8.600
8.650
8.700
8.750
8.800
8.850
8.900
8.950
9.000
720x720 DPI
1440x720 DPI
Photo CcMmY Color
Photo CcMmYK Color
1200x1200 DPI
12x18
Super B 13x19
20x24
20x30
22x30
24x30
24x36
30x40
A0
A1
A2
RA0
RA1
RA2
RA3
SRA0
SRA1
SRA2
B0 ISO
B1 ISO
B2 ISO
B3 ISO
B0 JIS
B1 JIS
B2 JIS
B3 JIS
C0
C1
C2
C3
ArchA Transverse
ArchB
ArchB Transverse
ArchC
ArchC Transverse
ArchD
ArchD Transverse
ArchE
Plain Paper Fast Load
Glossy Film
Envelopes
Back Light Film
Matte Paper
Inkjet Paper
Photo Quality Inkjet Paper
Premium Glossy Photo Paper
Premium Luster Photo Paper
Photo Quality Glossy Paper
Ilford Heavy Paper
ColorLife Paper
Roll Feed
360 x 90 DPI Fast Economy Draft
360 x 120 DPI Economy Draft
180 DPI Economy Draft
360 x 240 DPI Draft
360 x 180 DPI Draft
360 DPI Microweave
360 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
360 DPI Unidirectional
360 DPI Full Overlap
360 DPI Full Overlap Unidirectional
360 DPI FOL2
360 DPI FOL2 Unidirectional
360 DPI MW2
360 DPI MW2 Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI
720 x 360 DPI Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI Microweave
720 x 360 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI FOL
720 x 360 DPI FOL Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI FOL2
720 x 360 DPI FOL2 Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI MW2
720 x 360 DPI MW2 Unidirectional
720 DPI Microweave
720 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
720 DPI Full Overlap
720 DPI Full Overlap Unidirectional
720 DPI Four Pass
720 DPI Four Pass Unidirectional
1440 x 720 DPI Microweave
1440 x 720 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
1440 x 720 DPI FOL
1440 x 720 DPI FOL Unidirectional
1440 x 720 DPI Four Pass
1440 x 720 DPI Four Pass Unidirectional
Six Color Photo
Five Color Photo Composite
Three Color Composite
Quadtone
720 DPI Unidirectional
720 DPI High Quality
720 DPI High Quality Unidirectional
720 DPI Highest Quality
1440 x 720 DPI
1440 x 720 DPI Unidirectional
1440 x 720 DPI Highest Quality
2880 x 720 DPI
2880 x 720 DPI Unidirectional
Roll Feed (cut each page)
Roll Feed (do not cut)
1440 x 1440 DPI
1440 x 1440 DPI Highest Quality
2880 x 1440 DPI
Seven Color Photo
Two Level Grayscale
Cut Sheet Bin 1
Cut Sheet Bin 2
Cut Sheet Autoselect
Manual Selection
2880 x 720 DPI Microweave
2880 x 720 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
2880 x 720 DPI FOL
2880 x 720 DPI FOL Unidirectional
2880 x 720 DPI Four Pass
2880 x 720 DPI Four Pass Unidirectional
1440 x 1440 DPI Microweave
1440 x 1440 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
1440 x 1440 DPI FOL
1440 x 1440 DPI FOL Unidirectional
1440 x 1440 DPI Four Pass
1440 x 1440 DPI Four Pass Unidirectional
2880 x 1440 DPI Microweave
2880 x 1440 DPI Microweave Unidirectional
2880 x 1440 DPI FOL
2880 x 1440 DPI FOL Unidirectional
2880 x 1440 DPI Four Pass
2880 x 1440 DPI Four Pass Unidirectional
Seven Color Enhanced
Six Color Enhanced Composite
Plain
300 DPI x 600 DPI
600 DPI high quality
600 DPI Unidirectional
1200 DPI high quality
1200 DPI highest quality
1200 DPI Unidirectional
2400 DPI x 1200 DPI
2400 DPI x 1200 DPI high quality
2400 DPI x 1200 DPI highest quality
600x600 DPI monochrome
Quick-dry Photo
Quick-dry Transparency
Portable Sheet Feeder
Desktop Sheet Feeder
Color + Black Cartridges
Upper Tray
Lower Tray
Dual
Thicker Paper
Thin Paper
Toner Saving
High (50%)
Low (25%)
Standard printing
Floyd-Steinberg dithered printing
Tray 5
2400x600 DPI
Draft Grayscale
Printer Model
HP LaserJet II series
HP LaserJet III series
8K
Large Capacity Tray
Multi Purpose Tray
300 dpi, Draft, Grayscale, Black Cartr.
300 dpi, Grayscale, Black Cartr.
600 dpi, Grayscale, Black Cartr.
180x360 dpi
360x360 dpi
180 x 180 DPI
360 x 360 DPI
Plain paper
Bond paper
Media Weight
Normal paper
Thick paper
90 DPI
Ghostscript Bits Per Pixel
Monochrome (1bpp)
CMYK with Ghostscript dithering (8bpp)
CMYK with Ghostscript FS dithering (16bpp)
CMYK with FS dithering (24 bpp)
CMYK with FS dithering (32 bpp)
Color Model
Four-color CMYK
Greyscale
Three-color RGB
Colours to be used
Cyan only
Cyan, Black
Cyan, Magenta
Cyan, Magenta, Black
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Cyan, Yellow
Cyan, Yellow, Black
Black only
Black for any colour
Magenta only
Magenta, Black
Magenta, Yellow
Magenta, Yellow, Black
Yellow only
Yellow, Black
90 x 90 DPI
Resolution, Media Type
360x360dpi, back print film
360x360dpi, coated paper
360x360dpi, fabric sheet
360x360dpi, glossy paper
360x360dpi, high gloss film
360x360dpi, high resolution paper
360x360dpi, plain paper
360x360dpi, plain paper, high speed
360x360dpi, transparency film
Very High Quality
Very High Quality Grayscale
720 x 720 DPI
360 dpi
720 dpi
Low Quality
720x720dpi, back print film
720x720dpi, coated paper
720x720dpi, glossy paper
720x720dpi, high-gloss paper
720x720dpi, high resolution paper
720x720dpi, plain paper
720x720dpi, transparency film
1200 x 600 DPI
Resolution, Quality, Media Type
600x600dpi, iron-on transfer sheets, normal quality
600x600dpi, plain paper, normal quality
600x600dpi, transparencies, normal quality
1200x1200dpi, glossy photo cards, high quality
1200x1200dpi, high gloss photo paper, high quality
1200x1200dpi, professional photo paper, highest quality
1200 x 1200 DPI
Number of Copies
REt Setting
Halftoning
HP LaserJet 4L
Shift output horizontally (in 1/ 300 inch)
Shift output vertically (in 1/ 300 inch)
Full Paint
FullPaint
PartialPaint
Printer's paper size
IgnoreSize
RequireSize
240x240 DPI
300x300 dpi
300x600 dpi
600x600 dpi
600x1200 dpi
1200x1200 dpi
Head Separation
300x600 DPI
300x1200 DPI
600x1200 DPI
1200x300 DPI
Photo Quality Colour (6-ink)
Normal Quality Colour (4-ink)
Bidirectional printing
off
on
Horz. align. betw. cartr.
Vert. align. betw. cartr.
Distance even/ odd nozzles left cartr.
Distance even/ odd nozzles right cartr.
Number of passes per line
Paper Source
Tray 8
Tray 9
Tray 10
Tray 11
Tray 12
Tray 13
Tray 14
Tray 15
Page Output
FaceUp
FaceDown
Thick Paper/ Card Board
Toner Density
TonerSaving
Output Order
Collate
Orientation
Landscape
Portrait
RIT Control
RITOff
RITOn
Monochrome, fast
Monochrome, Floyd-Steinberg
Head motion
Unidirectional
Bidirectional
Weaving
Microweave (Printer internal)
Softweave (Driver internal)
ESC/ P2 Encoding
Delta Row
Run Length
Uncompressed
Preconfiguration file
stcolor
none
Initialization values for dithering
Uniform
Random
360 x 120 DPI
360 x 240 DPI
360 x 180 DPI
360 x 90 DPI
360x360dpi, 4-bit, PostScript halftoning, weaved
360x360dpi, 32-bit CMYK
720x720dpi, 32-bit CMYK, weaved
Colour, Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, better
Colour, fast, CMYK
Colour, modif. Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, faster
Colour, fast, RGB
Colour, Floyd-Steinberg, RGB
Colour, Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, simpler
Colour, Stefan-Singer algorithm, RGB
360 dpi, plain paper
720 dpi, plain paper
1440x720dpi, inkjet paper
Resolution, Color Mode, Media Type
360x360dpi, plain paper, grayscale
720x720dpi, inkjet paper
720x720dpi, plain paper, grayscale
1440x720dpi, inkjet paper, grayscale
360x360dpi, plain paper low quality
360x360dpi
720x720dpi
F4
Government Legal
Government Letter
Half Letter
TonerSave
Dpi
600x300 dpi (Class600)
1200x600 dpi (Class1200)
Ritech
Resolution, Color Mode
180x180dpi, Grayscale, plain paper
360x360dpi, Color, plain paper
360x360dpi, Grayscale, plain paper
360x720 DPI
400x400 DPI
300 dpi, Best, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Best, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
Super B
Manual Feeding
Paper type
Glossy film
Special paper
Transparency film
Printing Quality
RET (Resolution Enhancement)
Draft (auto-detect paper type)
Photo (on photo paper)
300 dpi, Photo, Black + Color Cartr., Photo Paper
600 dpi, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Photo, Black + Color Cartr., Photo Paper
Draft Grayscale (auto-detect paper type)
Normal (auto-detect paper type)
Normal Grayscale (auto-detect paper type)
High Quality (auto-detect paper type)
High Quality Grayscale (auto-detect paper type)
1200 dpi, Photo, Black + Color Cartr., Photo Paper
Binding for Double-Sided Pr.
Long Edge
Short Edge
Auto
Contone (4096 colors)
2A
4A
Arch A
Arch B
Arch C
Arch D
Arch E
B0 (ISO)
B1 (ISO)
B2 (ISO)
B3 (ISO)
B4 (ISO)
B5 (ISO)
B0 (JIS)
B1 (JIS)
B2 (JIS)
B3 (JIS)
Super A
Tabloid Extra
EconoFast Mode
Color (Color Cartridge, for photos)
Color (both cartridges, for text with images)
Grayscale (black cartridge)
Dithering Algorithm
Floyd Steinberg (higher quality)
Ordered (faster)
Off (better quality)
On (faster)
Black ink density adjustment.
Bottom Margin
Left Margin
Right Margin
Top Margin
X Offset
Y Offset
Gamma Correction File
Default (/ etc/ pnm2ppa. gamma)
Normal Quality (/ etc/ pnm2ppa. gamma_normal)
Best Quality (/ etc/ pnm2ppa. gamma_best)
None
GhostScript Rendering Format
Gamma Correction
Gamma Black
Gamma Cyan
Gamma Magenta
Gamma Yellow
Draft Grayscale (Black cartridge)
Normal Grayscale (Black cartridge)
High Quality Grayscale (Black cartridge)
600x300 dpi, Best, Grayscale, Black Cartr.
300 dpi, Color, Full Bleed, Black + Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Color, Full Bleed, Black + Color Cartr.
1200 dpi, Photo, Full Bleed, Black + Color Cartr., Photo Paper
Photo (Color cartridge, on photo paper)
300 dpi, Photo, Color Cartr., Photo Paper
600 dpi, Photo, Color Cartr., Photo Paper
Glossy
Paper
Behaviour when Toner Low
Output Bin
Upper
Lower
MP Tray
300 dpi, Color, Full Bleed, Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Color, Color Cartr.
600 dpi, Color, Full Bleed, Color Cartr.
1200 dpi, Photo, Color Cartr., Photo Paper
1200 dpi, Photo, Full Bleed, Color Cartr., Photo Paper
150 dpi, Best, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
150 dpi, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
150 dpi, Draft, Color, Black + Color Cartr.
150 dpi, Draft, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
150 dpi, Grayscale, Black + Color Cartr.
2400x1200 DPI
High Quality (Color cartridge)
Cover for HP DeskJet 3425
75x75 dpi
150x150 dpi
Black cartridge
Color cartridge
Folio
Normal Paper
Card Stock
Adhesive Labels
Pre-printed paper
Allow use of'Reprint 'button
Yes
Altitude Correction
High Altitude (Low Air Pressure)
Low Altitude (High Air Pressure)
Reprint Page after Paper Jam
Page Timeout
15 sec
30 sec
45 sec
Idle time to start power save mode (min)
5 min
10 min
15 min
30 min
45 min
60 min
Use Power Saving Mode
Dithering PPI
300 x 600 DPI
2400 x 1200 DPI
2-passes x-weaving
3-passes x-weaving
320x320 DPI
160x160 DPI
Darkness
Darkest
Lightest
Black toner saving
DeskJet
DeskJet 310
DeskJet 320
DeskJet 340
DeskJet 400
DeskJet 600
DeskJet 660C
DeskJet 670C
DeskJet 680C
DeskJet 690C
DeskJet 870C
DeskJet 890C
DeskJet 970C with Duplexer
DeskJet 1120C
DeskJet Plus
DeskJet Portable
Olivetti (Black sent after CMY)
Unspecified Model
Unspecified Old Model
Configure Every Page
Media Size
Letter
Legal
A4
204x196 DPI
204x98 DPI
your fax for replies
ID
your fax header
72dpi
144dpi
300dpi
360dpi
600dpi
720dpi
1200dpi
1440dpi
2400dpi
A5
B4
B6
Statement
Ledger Landscape
US C
US D
US E
ARCH A
ARCH B
ARCH C
ARCH D
ARCH E
DL Envelope
C4 Envelope
C5 Envelope
C6 Envelope
C10 Envelope
C65 Envelope
InputSlot
Autotray
Tray 2 Paper Tray
Installed Memory
Standard 16MB
80 MB
B5 (JIS)
Envelope 10
Envelope C5
Envelope Monarch
Envelope A2
A6 Card
Print Color as Gray
HP Premium Inkjet Paper
HP Premium Inkjet Heavyweight Paper
HP Premium Transparency
HP Premium Photo Paper
HP Photo Paper
HP Professional Brochure Paper, Glossy
HP Professional Brochure Paper, Matte
Paper Source
Tray 1
Tray 2
HP ColorSmart
Text
ScreenMatch(sRGB)
Vivid
Graphics
Image
Print Quality
Best
CMYK Inks
FAST
SWOP Emulation
Eurostandard
TOYO
Pages per Sheet
1 (Portrait)
1 (Landscape)
2 (Portrait)
2 (Landscape)
4 (Portrait)
4 (Landscape)
6 (Portrait)
6 (Landscape)
9 (Portrait)
9 (Landscape)
16 (Portrait)
16 (Landscape)
Watermark
Company Confidential
Company Proprietary
Company Private
Confidential
Copy
Copyright
File Copy
Final
For Internal Use Only
Preliminary
Proof
Review Copy
Sample
Top Secret
Urgent
Watermark Font
Courier Bold
Times Bold
Helvetica Bold
Watermark Size
24 Points
30 Points
36 Points
42 Points
48 Points
54 Points
60 Points
66 Points
72 Points
78 Points
84 Points
90 Points
Watermark Angle
90 Degrees
75 Degrees
60 Degrees
45 Degrees
30 Degrees
15 Degrees
0 Degrees
-15 Degrees
-30 Degrees
-45 Degrees
-60 Degrees
-75 Degrees
-90 Degrees
Watermark Style
Narrow Outline
Medium Outline
Wide Outline
Wide Halo Outline
Print Watermark
All Pages
First Page Only
32 MB
48 MB
64 MB
72 MB
4x6 Index Card
5x8 Index Card
Super A3
Tray 3
Rear Manual Feed
True
False
HP Rapid-Dry Transparency
HP Transparency
HP Iron-on T-shirt Transfers
Fit to Page
Prompt User
Nearest Size and Scale
Nearest Size and Crop
EconoFast
Color Control
Enhanced Native
ColorSmart Business Graphics
No Color Adjustment
Pantone
Rendering Intent
Colorimetric
-25% Lighter
-20%
-15%
-10%
-5%
0% No Change
+5%
+10%
+15%
+20%
+25% Darker
Application Halftoning
Scale to
No Change
PPD Version
Rear Feed Unit
Installed
Not Installed
Memory Configuration
36 - 43 MB RAM
44 - 51 MB RAM
52 - 59 MB RAM
60 - 67 MB RAM
> = 68 MB RAM
Print as Grayscale
ColorSmart
Pantone
ColorSmart Text
Vivid Color
Match Color Across Printers
No Adjustment
ColorSmart Graphics
ColorSmart Photos
Text Halftone
Detail
Smooth
Basic
Graphics Halftone
Image Halftone
Transparency/ HP Special Paper
Auto Select
Front Tray
Rear Tray
8 - 15 MB Total RAM
16 - 23 MB Total RAM
24 - 31 MB Total RAM
32 - 39 MB Total RAM
40 - 56 MB Total RAM
Letter 8 1/ 2 x 11 in
Legal 8 1/ 2 x 14 in
Tabloid 11 x 17 in
Executive 7 1/ 4 x 10 1/ 2 in
A4 210 x 297 mm
A3 297 x 420 mm
Halftone
Cluster (Standard)
Scatter (Enhanced)
Printer's Current Setting
Full Color
Resolution Enhancement (REt)
Light
Medium
Dark
Tray3
32 - 39 MB RAM
40 - 63 MB RAM
64 - 95 MB RAM
96 - 127 MB RAM
128 - 159 MB RAM
160 - 191 MB RAM
192 MB RAM
Duplex Unit (for 2-Sided Printing)
Preprinted
Letterhead
Prepunched
Labels
Recycled
Color
Heavy
Print Finish
Matte
Tray2
Tray1
2-Sided Printing
Long-Edge Binding
Short-Edge Binding
SWOP
ColorSmart II
ScreenMatch(sRGB)-Detail
ScreenMatch(sRGB)-Smooth
Vivid-Detail
Vivid-Smooth
500-Sheet Paper Feeder
Printer Disk
RAM Disk
Hard Disk
32 - 63 MB RAM
192 - 223 MB RAM
224 - 256 MB RAM
Duplex Printing Accessory
Paper Matching
Prompt User for correct size
Nearest Size & Scale
Nearest Size & Crop
Job Retention
Quick Copy
Proof and Hold
Stored Job
Private Job
PIN (for Private Job)
User Specified PIN
User Name
Use file sharing name
Forms
Custom user name
Job Name
Use Document Name
User Specified Job Name
US Letter (Small)
US Legal (Small)
A4 (Small)
JB5
Env ISO B5
Env Comm10
Env C5
Env DL
Env Monarch
Tray 3 (Optional)
Glossy Finish
Automatic PANTONE¨ Color Calibration
EuroScale
DIC
Manual Text
Calibrated-Detail
Calibrated-Smooth
Manual Graphics
Manual Image
Watermark/ Overlay
Overlay
Watermark Pages
All
First Only
Watermark Text
Custom
Watermark Size (points)
90
75
60
45
30
15
0
Ð15
Ð30
Ð45
Ð60
Ð75
Ð90
Thin Outline
Thick Outline
Thick Outline with Halo
Filled
Watermark Color
Gray
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Violet
Watermark Intensity
Darker
Medium Dark
Medium Light
Lighter
On (turn off in application)
2000 sheet input Tray 4
Multi-Bin Mailbox
Printer hard disk
Printer Memory
Multi-Bin Mailbox Mode
Mailbox
Stacking
Job Separation
CMYK
Duplex Tumble
Duplex (Two-Sided)
One Sided
ColorSmartCRD Text
Screen Match
OHT
ColorSmartCRD Graphics
ColorSmartCRD Images
HalftoneText
Halftone Graphics
Halftone Images
Cardstock
Heavy Media > = 28lbs
28 Lb Type1
28 Lb Type2
Media Type First
Media Type Rest
Staple
Manual Feed (Tray 1)
Paper Source First
Paper Source Rest
Output Destination
Top Output Bin (Face-Down)
Left Output Bin (Face-Up)
Stacker
Job Separator
Mailbox 1
Mailbox 2
Mailbox 3
Mailbox 4
Mailbox 5
Mailbox 6
Mailbox 7
Mailbox 8
Exec
Com-10
Monarch
JIS B5
JPostD
9x12
N-UP AND WATERMARK SETTINGS
(None)
Optional Tray 2
Optional Tray 4
1000 sheet input Tray 4
Accessory Output Bins
8 Bin Mailbox (Mailbox mode)
8 Bin Mailbox (Stacker-Separator-Collator)
HP 3000-Sheet Stapler-Stacker
HP 3000-Sheet Stacker
Enabled
Disabled
Color Treatment
High Print Quality
SWOP-Coated
Euroscale
Manually Print on 2nd Side
Manual Images
Private Stored Job
PrinterÕs Current Setting
Stacker-Separator-Collator
Stapler
Bin 1
Bin 2
Bin 3
Bin 4
Bin 5
Bin 6
Bin 7
Bin 8
Stapler Option
1 Staple, diagonal
1 Staple, parallel
2 Staples, parallel
3 Staples, parallel
6 Staples, parallel
JIS B4
A3 (Oversize 12x18.11)
Double Postcard (JIS)
EconoMode
Total Memory
6 - 7 MB
8 - 11 MB
12 - 19 MB
20 - 27 MB
28 - 35 MB
36 MB or more
8.5 x 13
Postcard (JIS)
Tray 1 (Manual)
Manual Duplex
Odd Pages
Even Pages
Levels of Gray
Enhanced
Resolution Enhancement
Optional Lower Tray
Optional Envelope Feeder
JCLOpenUI *JCLResolution
Legal Frame Size
Com-10 Env
Monarch Env
DL Env
C5 Env
B5 Env
Multipurpose Tray
Paper Cassette
Lower Cassette
Rough
Duplex Unit
Printer Hard Disk
Total Printer Memory
4 - 7 MB
Tray 1
Tray 1 (Manual)
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 4
Envelope Feeder
Scale Patterns
Off (1-Sided)
Flip on Long Edge (Standard)
Flip on Short Edge
User
FastRes 1200
Number of Input Trays
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12 - 15 MB
16 - 19 MB
Tray 5
Tray 6
Tray 7
Tray 8
Tray 9
Tray 10
ManualFeed
Page Protection
2 - 3 MB Total RAM
4 - 5 MB Total RAM
6 - 9 MB Total RAM
10 - 14 MB Total RAM
15 - 26 MB Total RAM
Long Edge Binding
Short Edge Binding
Upper - Face Down
Lower - Face Up
12 - 27 MB Total RAM
28 - 35 MB Total RAM
36 - 52 MB Total RAM
11x17 (Oversize)
ISO B5 Env
Printer < 27 > s Current Setting
Optional Lower Cassette
Optional Duplex Unit
Long-edge Binding
Short-edge Binding
500-Sheet Tray 3
12 MB or more
Vellum
11x17 (Oversize 12x18.5)
A3 (Oversize 312x440)
Tray 1 (MultiPurpose Tray)
Tray 2 (Paper Cassette)
Letter (8 1/ 2 x 11 in)
Legal (8 1/ 2 x 14 in)
A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Executive (7 1/ 4 x 10 1/ 2 in)
A5 (148 x 210 mm)
Com-10 Env (4 1/ 8 x 9 1/ 2 in)
Monarch Env (3 7/ 8 x 7 1/ 2 in)
DL Env (110 x 220 mm)
C5 Env (162 x 229 mm)
B5 Env (176 x 250 mm)
2000-Sheet Input Tray (Tray 4)
28 - 43 MB Total RAM
44 - 59 MB Total RAM
60 - 75 MB Total RAM
76 -100 MB Total RAM
Double Postcard
Page Region
Top Output Bin (Face Down)
Left Output Bin (Face Up)
Stacker (Face Down)
Job Separator (Face Down)
Mailbox 1 (Face Down)
Mailbox 2 (Face Down)
Mailbox 3 (Face Down)
Mailbox 4 (Face Down)
Mailbox 5 (Face Down)
Mailbox 6 (Face Down)
Mailbox 7 (Face Down)
Mailbox 8 (Face Down)
Printer Resolution
600 dpi
300 dpi
Mailbox with Stapler
Mailbox with Stapler Mode
Stapler (Face Down)
3 MB
4 - 5 MB
6 MB or more
Top Bin
Left Bin (Face Up)
Stapler (max 50 Sheets)
Stapler Opposing (max 50)
Stapler (max 20 Letter or A4)
Collator
Stapling Options
One Staple Angled
One Staple
Two Staples
Three Staples
Six Staples
Administrator Defined
5 Bin Mailbox with Stapler
7 Bin Mailbox
8 Bin Mailbox
HP 3000-Sheet Stapler/ Stacker
Standard Mailbox
20 - 23 MB
24 - 27 MB
11x17 (Oversize 11.7x17.7)
System Name (if available)
1
PIN digit 1 (for Private Job)
PIN digit 2 (for Private Job)
PIN digit 3 (for Private Job)
PIN digit 4 (for Private Job)
Edge-to-Edge Printing
32 - 39 MB
40 - 47 MB
48 - 55 MB
56 - 63 MB
64 - 71 MB
72 MB or more
Sheet Feeder
Transparency Film
75 DPI
CMY+K
Model
DeskJet 500
DeskJet 500C
DeskJet 510
DeskJet 520
DeskJet 540
DeskJet 550C
DeskJet 560C
DeskJet 850C
DeskJet 855C
Compression Method
Compressed Replacement Delta Row Encoding
Delta Row Compression
Runlength Encoding
Tagged Image File Format
Unencoded
Intensity Rendering
Floyd-Steinberg Dithering
Half Tones
Printer-internal
Leading Edge
Long edge; left side of canonical page
Long edge; right side of canonical page
Short edge; bottom of canonical page
Short edge; top of canonical page
Generate only PCL with'Configure Raster Data '
OnlyCRD
GeneralPCL
Print Head Passes per Line
1 Pass (Fastest)
2 Passes (50% of the dots/ pass)
4 Passes (25% of the dots/ pass)
PCL3GUI Language Mode
PCL3GUI
NoPCL3GUI
US A2 Invitation
A7
A8
A9
A10
B5 JIS
B6 aka C4
B6 JIS
B7 JIS
B8 JIS
B9 JIS
B10 JIS
C6
C7
C7 by C6
C8
C9
C10
US Commercial 10 Envelope
Crown Octavo
Demy Octavo
Japanese Long Envelope Number 3
Japanese Long Envelope Number 4
Oufuku Card
Penguin Small Paperback
Royal Octavo
Small Paperback
Glossy/ Photo
Premium
Ghostscript Resolution
150x150 DPI
Grayscale only
Image Type
Pure bw or prescreened (currently black-only)
Line art (color or gray scale)
Continuous-tone photographs (color or gray scale)
Primarily solid colors ro smooth gradients (color or gray scale)
Adaptive Hybrid
Adaptive Random
Hybrid Floyd-Steinberg
Ordered
Random Floyd-Steinberg
Very Fast
B4 ISO
B4 JIS
Demy Quarto
European Foolscap
Japanese Kaku Envelope Number 4
Royal Quarto
SRA3
Autoselect
Optional Source
Tray 6
Tray 7
Manual Feed of Paper
Economy mode
Economy Mode
Standard Mode
Fast Res.
Memory Booster Technology
Color mode
Normal (8 colors)
Raster Graphics Quality
High
Black, draft quality, ink economy mode
Black, normal quality
Color, best quality, optional color correction
Color, best quality, black ink disabled, optional color correction
Color, draft quality, ink economy, fast dither, no color correction
Color, normal quality, optional color correction
Color, normal quality, black ink disabled, optional color correction
Do not use Color Correction
DisableColorCorrection
EnableColorCorrection
Choice of Ghostscript Driver
Attempts to choose best PNM format for document; not always reliable.
Attempts to choose best monochrome PNM format for document; not always reliable.
A fast monochrome format; best for BW text and line images.
256-shade greyscale format
Format for color images (includes monochrome).
Force left-to-right print sweeps only (reduce striping)
25% with Gamma Correction
50% with Gamma Correction
A6 (Post card)
Photo (4 x 6 in., 10 x 15 cm)
300 DPI Grayscale
300 DPI Normal
300 DPI Photo
600 DPI Photo
Use Postcards
Postcards
Sheets
Rendering type
Snap black to white, others to black
Cluster ordered dither
Monochrome cluster ordered dither
Driver does dithering
Error diffusion
Monochrome error diffusion
Ordered dithering
Monochrome ordered dithering
Snap to primaries
Desktop CSF
300 DPI Color
300 DPI Draft
On (Flip on Long Edge)
On (Flip on Short Edge)
600 DPI Normal
Special
Transparent
Quality Type
Double-sided printing
Behavior when Toner Low
Continue Printing
Stop Printing
Job Offset
Cassette
First
16MB RAM
32MB RAM
48MB RAM
64MB RAM
80MB RAM
96MB RAM
128MB RAM
144MB RAM
160MB RAM
192MB - 224MB RAM
256MB - 512MB RAM
Drawer Base
DB-208 (3 Trays)
DB-608 (2 Trays)
DB-208A (1 Tray)
Finisher Installed
FS-105
400dpi
Edge Smoothing
Text Only
All Objects
Print Density
Toner Save
OHP Transparency
Duplex Mode
Sort
Group
Special Modes
2-in-1
Booklet
Stapling
Single (Portrait)
Single (Landscape)
Double Side (Portrait)
Double Side (Landscape)
Double Top (Portrait)
Double Top (Landscape)
Wait Mode
Front Cover
Printed
Blank
Front Cover Tray
Back Cover
Cover Tray
Manual Feed (Thick)
Middle
Half-letter (5 1/ 2 x 8 1/ 2 in)
Letter (8 1/ 2 x 11 in)
Legal (8 1/ 2 x 14 in)
Tabloid (11 x 17 in)
Half-letter
No Finisher
FS-106
FS-108B (BookletMaker)
PI-108
Tandem Configuration
Fold & Stitch
Fold only
Fold & Saddle Stitch
Wait
Wait with Proof
Back Cover Tray
Tandem Printing
Normal Mode (Auto Select)
Split Mode (Auto Split)
Split Mode (Equal Split)
Print Engine Select (Printer 1)
Print Engine Select (Printer 2)
EcoPrint
PF-8 Paper Feeder
Memory
1MB Upgrade
2MB Upgrade
4MB Upgrade
300 Dots per Inch (dpi)
KIR
Envelope #6
Envelope #9
Cassette 1 (Internal)
Cassette 2
Auto Tray Switch
1.6.0 [08-13-99]
PF-16 Paper Feeder
8MB Upgrade
16MB Upgrade
32MB Upgrade
600 Dots per Inch (dpi)
1.6.1 [02-28-2000]
PF-4 Paper Feeder
3MB Upgrade
PF-17 Paper Feeder
Optional Disk
PostCard
DoublePostCard
Multi-Purpose Feeder
Job Spooling
Optional Feeder
PF-21 Paper Feeders
One
Two
Output Device
SO-6 Bulk Sorter
ST-20 Bulk Stacker
12MB Upgrade
20MB Upgrade
24MB Upgrade
36MB Upgrade
40MB Upgrade
48MB Upgrade
64MB Upgrade
Cassette 3
Custom 1
Custom 2
Custom 3
Custom 4
Custom 5
Custom 6
Custom 7
Custom 8
Top Tray (Face-Down)
Rear Tray (Face-Up)
Stacker Mode (Face-Down)
Sorter Mode (Face-Down)
Collator Mode (Face-Down)
Mailbox 1 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 2 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 3 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 4 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 5 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 6 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 7 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 8 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 9 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 10 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 11 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 12 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 13 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 14 (Face-Down)
Mailbox 15 (Face-Down)
Duplexing
Temporary
EF-1 Envelope Feeder
UF-1 Universal Feeder
PF-7 Bulk Feeder
PF-5 Paper Feeders
HS-3 Bulk Stacker
Bulk Feeder
Universal Feeder
Stacker Mode (Face-Up)
5MB Upgrade
6MB Upgrade
9MB Upgrade
10MB Upgrade
17MB Upgrade
18MB Upgrade
33MB Upgrade
34MB Upgrade
PF-7E Bulk Feeder
PF-20 Paper Feeders
HS-3E Bulk Stacker
60MB Upgrade
1200 Dots per Inch (dpi)
PF-1 Paper Feeder
Cassette 1
7MB Upgrade
13MB Upgrade
PF-2 Paper Feeder
11x17 (Ledger)
Side Tray (Face-Up)
PF-80 Paper Feeder
Process Color (CMYK)
Quick Color (CMY)
Color Matching
Simulate Display
Side Tray (Face-Down)
Permanent
Barcode
First Page
Barcode ID
Barcode Position
Upper Left
Upper Right
Lower Left
Lower Right
Upper Left Vertical
Upper Right Vertical
Lower Left Vertical
Lower Right Vertical
PF-81 Paper Feeder
Color Correction
Application Corrected
Printer Corrected
Ink Simulation (CMYK)
Euroscale Press
SWOP Press
Monitor Simulation (RGB)
SMPTE240M
sRGB (HDTV)
Trinitron
Apple RGB
NTSC
Duplex Paper
Coated Paper
Temporary (RAM Disk)
Temporary (Hard Disk)
Permanent (Hard Disk)
Virtual Mailbox (Administrator)
Virtual Mailbox (User 1)
Virtual Mailbox (User 2)
Virtual Mailbox (User 3)
Virtual Mailbox (User 4)
Virtual Mailbox (User 5)
Virtual Mailbox (User 6)
Virtual Mailbox (User 7)
Virtual Mailbox (User 8)
Virtual Mailbox (User 9)
Virtual Mailbox (User 10)
PF-26 Paper Feeders
PF-9 Paper Feeders
11MB Upgrade
15MB Upgrade
19MB Upgrade
23MB Upgrade
31MB Upgrade
35MB Upgrade
39MB Upgrade
47MB Upgrade
63MB Upgrade
PF-25 Paper Feeders
38MB Upgrade
PF-30 Paper Feeders
One (2 Cassettes)
Two (4 Cassettes)
Three (6 Cassettes)
SO-30 Bulk Sorter
ST-30 Bulk Stacker
DF-30 Document Finisher
Cassette 4
Cassette 5
Cassette 6
Staple Method
Staple Job up to 20 Sheets
Staple Every 20 Sheets
Staple Every 19 Sheets
Staple Every 18 Sheets
Staple Every 17 Sheets
Staple Every 16 Sheets
Staple Every 15 Sheets
Staple Every 14 Sheets
Staple Every 13 Sheets
Staple Every 12 Sheets
Staple Every 11 Sheets
Staple Every 10 Sheets
Staple Every 9 Sheets
Staple Every 8 Sheets
Staple Every 7 Sheets
Staple Every 6 Sheets
Staple Every 5 Sheets
Staple Every 4 Sheets
Staple Every 3 Sheets
Staple Every 2 Sheets
DF-31 Document Finisher
44MB Upgrade
Lower Tray - Option
Envelope Feeder - Option
Printer Memory - Option
1.5 Mb Printer Memory
2.5 Mb Printer Memory
4 Mb Printer Memory
C9 Envelope
B5 Envelope
Manual Envelope
Manual Paper
Tray Linking
2 Mb Printer Memory
3 Mb Printer Memory
5+ Mb Printer Memory
Smoothing
Other Envelope
Duplex - Option
Simplex
Duplex - Long Edge
Duplex - Short Edge
Flash Memory Card - Option
Printer Hard Disk - Option
2 MB Printer Memory
4 MB Printer Memory
6 MB Printer Memory
8 MB Printer Memory
10 MB Printer Memory
12 MB Printer Memory
16 MB Printer Memory
8 Mb Printer Memory
12 Mb Printer Memory
16 Mb Printer Memory
Printer Software Version
250.0x
250.2x
Bold Black
Screening
Color Balance
Blue Adjust
Line Art & & Text
Images
RGB
Image Brightness
+5
+10
+15
+20
+25
+30
+35
+40
+45
+50
Image Contrast
20 MB Printer Memory
32 or more MB Printer Memory
Pause Mode
ColorGrade
Image Diffusion
Oversize 11.7 x 22 in
Duplexer - Option
Tray 3 - Option
Feeder 2 - Option
1 MB Flash Memory
2 MB Flash Memory
4 MB Flash Memory
18 MB Printer Memory
24 MB Printer Memory
Print Darkness
1200 dpi
Feeder
Feeder 2
Tray 2 - Option
32 MB Printer Memory
64 MB Printer Memory
96 MB Printer Memory
128 MB Printer Memory
Toner Saver
Image Smoothing
Colored Paper
Custom Type 1
Custom Type 2
Custom Type 3
Custom Type 4
Port Rotation
Collate Copies
Top
Rear
Display
1200 Image Quality
B5 182 x 257 mm
A5 148 x 210 mm
B4 257 x 364 mm
A3 297 x 419 mm
Universal 11.7 x 17 in
7 3/ 4 Envelope 3 7/ 8 x 7 1/ 2 in
9 Envelope 3 7/ 8 x 8 7/ 8 in
10 Envelope 4 1/ 8 x 9 1/ 2 in
DL Envelope 110 x 220 mm
C5 Envelope 162 x 229 mm
B5 Envelope 176 x 250 mm
Other Envelope 8 1/ 2 x 14 in
Universal
Comm10
ISOB5
MP Feeder
36 MB Printer Memory
68 or more MB Printer Memory
Left Cartridge
Unknown Cartridge
Standard Black Cartridge
High Capacity Black Cartridge
Photo Cartridge
Right Cartridge
Standard Color Cartridge
High Capacity Color Cartridge
Greeting Card
Iron On
QuickPrint
Universal 8 1/ 2 x 14 in
40 MB Printer Memory
72 or more MB Printer Memory
SA3 320 x 450 mm
Universal 12.6 x 22 in
SA3
Duplex Option - Option
Fax Card
Printer Setting
Black & & White
2 Color Draft
Image Enhancement
PictureGrade
Custom Type 5
Custom Type 6
14 MB Printer Memory
28 MB Printer Memory
Toner Darkness
Printer's default
Tray 4 - Option
Tray 5 - Option
MP Feeder - Option
Number of Output Bins - Option
Standard Bin Only
1 Extra Bin
2 Extra Bins
3 Extra Bins
4 Extra Bins
5 Extra Bins
6 Extra Bins
7 Extra Bins
8 Extra Bins
9 Extra Bins
10 Extra Bins
11 Extra Bins
12 Extra Bins
13 Extra Bins
14 Extra Bins
15 Extra Bins
22 MB Printer Memory
Standard Bin
Bin 9
Bin 10
Bin 11
Bin 12
Bin 13
Bin 14
Bin 15
250-Sheet Drawer
500-Sheet Drawer
2000-Sheet Drawer
1 - Output Expander
1 - Hi-Capacity Output Expander
2 - 2 Output Expanders
2 - 1 Hi-Capacity + 1 Output Expander
3 - 3 Output Expanders
5 - 5-Bin Mailbox
6 - 1 Output Expander + 1 5-Bin Mailbox
6 - 1 5-Bin Mailbox + 1 Output Expander
10 - 2 5-Bin Mailboxes
Other Envelope 9.02 x 14 in
Color Registration
High Speed
Finish Quality
Medium Gloss
High Gloss
Low Gloss
Contone
Stochastic
Multipurpose Feeder
3 MB Printer Memory
Manual Feed Paper Type
Tray 1 Paper Type
Tray 2 Paper Type
1200 Quality
Paper Input Drawer - Option
Finisher - Option
Custom 11.7 x 17.7 in
Upper (Tray 1)
Lower (Tray 2)
Input Drawer (Tray 3)
No Tray Linking
Link Tray 1+2
Link Tray 1+2+3
Link Tray 2+3
Bin 0 (Top)
Bin 1 (Side)
Staple 1
Staple 2
Do Not Care
26 MB Printer Memory
Images Only
Entire Page
2500-Sheet Drawer
Mailbox - Option
Hole Punch
Offset Pages
Between Copies
Universal 11.69 x 17 in
Normal Quality Color (4-ink)
Photo Quality Color (6-ink)
300 dpi x 600 dpi
600 dpi x 600 dpi
1200 dpi x 600 dpi
Page Drying Time
0 sec
10 sec.
20 sec.
30 sec.
40 sec.
50 sec
60 sec
Optional Multi-Feeder
6 MB
7 MB
8 MB
10 MB
11 MB
12 MB
14 MB
18 MB
19 MB
20 MB
22 MB
26 MB
34 MB
Legal14
Legal13
Com10
Com9
Multi Feeder
TraySwitch
4 MB
5 MB
600x1200dpi
Multi-Feeder
2 MB
4MB
5MB
6MB
7MB
8MB
10MB
11MB
12MB
14MB
18MB
19MB
20MB
22MB
26MB
34MB
35MB
36MB
38MB
42MB
50MB
66MB
Env10
Env9
EnvDL
EnvC4
EnvC5
EnvMonarch
OKHalftoneMode
Regular
2.5 MB
3.5 MB
4.5 MB
6.5 MB
10.5 MB
18.5 MB
Color Depth
Simple Color (4 bpp)
60x144 dpi
120x144 dpi
240x144 dpi
72x72 dpi
144x144 dpi
Paper Size
Paper Tray
Paper Weight
Heavier paper (28lb)
Heaviest paper (32lb)
Heavy paper (24lb)
Light Paper (20lb)
Lightest Paper (16lb)
Rendering Mode
Graphics Mode
Text Mode
Color Correction Mode
Next Job is spot color page
NextSpotColorPage
NextNotSpotColorPage
Color correction
NoColorCorrection
ColorCorrection
This Job is spot color page
ThisSpotColorPage
ThisNotSpotColorPage
300 DPI Normal, color and black cartr.
300 DPI Normal, color cartr. only
A4, Color
A4, Grayscale
Letter, Color
Letter, Grayscale
Device
Link stylewriter in dev directory (set it to the appropriate device)
Serial Port #1 (Linux)
Serial Port #2 (Linux)
Serial Port #1 (NetBSD)
Serial Port #2 (NetBSD)
Pass output to device set by the spooler
Label Size
2.25x7.5in, 59x190mm (Lever archive - large)
1.4x7.5in, 38x190mm (Lever archive - small)
2.125x4.0in, 54x101mm (Shipping badge)
2.125x2.75in, 54x70mm (Diskette)
1.4x3.5in, 36x89mm (Large address)
1.125x3.5in, 28x89mm (Standard address)
0.5x2in, 12x50mm (Suspension file)
0.75x5.875in, 19x147mm (Video tape spine)
1.8x3.1in, 46x78mm (Video tape top)
Mode
Colors to be used
Black for any color
1440 DPI
360×360dpi, back print film
360×360dpi, coated paper
360×360dpi, fabric sheet
360×360dpi, glossy paper
360×360dpi, high gloss film
360×360dpi, high resolution paper
360×360dpi, plain paper
360×360dpi, plain paper, high speed
360×360dpi, transparency film
Black and Color
Photo and Color
720×720dpi, back print film
720×720dpi, coated paper
720×720dpi, glossy paper
720×720dpi, high-gloss paper
720×720dpi, high resolution paper
720×720dpi, plain paper
720×720dpi, transparency film
Black and Photo catridges
600×600dpi, iron-on transfer sheets, normal quality
600×600dpi, plain paper, normal quality
600×600dpi, transparencies, normal quality
1200×1200dpi, glossy photo cards, high quality
1200×1200dpi, high gloss photo paper, high quality
1200×1200dpi, professional photo paper, highest quality
300x300 DPI DMT
600x600 DPI DMT
360×360dpi, 32-bit CMYK
3360×360dpi, 4-bit, PostScript halftoning, weaved
720×720dpi, 32-bit CMYK, weaved
Color, Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, better
Color, fast, CMYK
Color, modif. Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, faster
Color, fast, RGB
Color, Floyd-Steinberg, RGB
Color, Floyd-Steinberg, CMYK, simpler
Color, Stefan-Singer algorithm, RGB
360 DPI High Quality
360 DPI Softweave
720 DPI Softweave
1440 x 1440 DPI Emulated
1440 x 2880 DPI Emulated
1440 x 720 DPI Softweave
1440×720dpi, inkjet paper
360×360dpi, plain paper, grayscale
720×720dpi, inkjet paper
720×720dpi, plain paper, grayscale
1440×720dpi, inkjet paper, grayscale
360×360dpi
720×720dpi
Four color CMYK printing
Six color CMYKcm printing
Reset printer before printing
NoReset
Reset
Power saving mode after printing
PowerSaving
NoPowerSaving
Bits per R/ G/ B component
HalfLetter
flsa
flse
Long 3
Long 4
Kaku
Solid Tone
MediaType
Dither
180 x 120 DPI
180 x 120 DPI Unidirectional
360 x 120 DPI Unidirectional
360 DPI High Quality Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI Softweave
720 x 360 DPI Softweave Unidirectional
720 DPI Softweave Unidirectional
1440 x 720 DPI Softweave Unidirectional
2880 x 720 DPI Softweave
2880 x 720 DPI Softweave Unidirectional
180 DPI Unidirectional
720 x 360 DPI Default
720 x 360 DPI Default Unidirectional
13 Inch Roll Paper
210 mm Roll Paper
22 Inch Roll Paper
24 Inch Roll Paper
300 dpi, Color, Black & Color Cartr., Plain Paper
300 dpi, Color, Color Cartr., Plain Paper
300 dpi, Grayscale, Black Cartr., Plain Paper
300 dpi, Grayscale, Black & Color Cartr., Plain Paper
300 dpi, Photo, Black & Color Cartr., Photo Paper
300 dpi, Photo, Photo & Color Cartr., Premium Paper
360×360dpi, 4-bit, PostScript halftoning, weaved
36 Inch Roll Paper
3-ink color (Color ink cartridge)
44 Inch Roll Paper
4 Inch Roll Paper
4-ink color (Both ink cartridges)
5 Inch Roll Paper
600 dpi, Color, Black & Color Cartr., Plain Paper
600 dpi, Color, Color Cartr., Plain Paper
600 dpi, Grayscale, Black & Color Cartr., Plain Paper
600 dpi, Photo, Black & Color Cartr., Photo Paper
89 mm Roll Paper
A4, Colour
Always
B6 (ISO)
Bidirectional Printing
Black and Blue (Cyan, Magenta, Black)
Black and Cyan
Black and Green (Cyan, Yellow, Black)
Black and Magenta
Black and Red (Magenta, Yellow, Black)
Black and Yellow
Black Cartridge
Black Level (Black cartr. only)
Blue (Cyan and Magenta)
Color (Draft Quality)
Color (High Quality)
Color, normal quality, optional colour correction
Colour Cartridge
Colour Correction
Colour mode
Colours one page at a time
Colours to be printed
Composed Black
Compressed Data Transfer
CorrectBlack
Curl Correction
Cyan Level (Colour cartr. only)
Default behaviour
Do not care about cartridges, colours one page at a time
Do not care about cartridges, each line in all colours
DoNotOverlay
Driver Default
Each line in all colours
Executive, 1200x600 DPI
Executive, 600x600 DPI
First pass of an overlayed printout
Floyd-Steinberg (not recommended for MicroDry)
Foolscap A
Foolscap E
Gamma (Blue Component)
Gamma correction on saturation HSV component
Gamma (Green Component)
Gamma (Red Component)
Glossy finishing
Grayscale (Black ink cartridge)
Green (Cyan and Yellow)
Halftone (recommended for general use)
Horiz. Alignm. betw. Cartr.
Inverse Printing
Job Type
KeepBlack
Keep pure black
Last pass of an overlayed printout
Left Skip (in pixels)
Letter, Colour
Limit Error from Paper Colour Correction
Magenta Level (Colour cartr. only)
Middle pass of an overlayed printout
Monochrome printing, re-usable economy black cartridge
Monochrome printing, standard black cartridge
More than 4 colours, colours one page at a time
Never
No dithering
noGlossy
Non-Bleed
None (RGB -- > CMY)
Paper Colour (Blue Component)
Paper Colour (Green Component)
Paper Colour (Red Component)
Photo (CMYK, gamma correction,...)
Photo Full Bleed
Plain (RGB -- > CMYK)
Print next job over the current one
Printout Quality
Quality, Ink Type, Media Type
Randomization of Floyd-Steinberg
Red (Magenta and Yellow)
Reset after job
Roll Paper
Single Pass Job
Smooth Printing (BC-02 cartridge)
Square (experimental, not recommended)
StpBrightness
StpGamma
StpSaturation
Top Skip (in pixels)
Use multi-colour ribbon
UseMultiColourRibbon
UseStandardRibbons
Vert. Alignm. betw. Cartr.
Yellow Level (Colour cartr. only)
Job Seperator (Face Down)
Image Printing
Image Print Size
Scale to same size as on screen
Screen scaling. That prints according to the screen resolution.
Original size (calculate from scan resolution)
Calculates the print size from the scan resolution. Enter the scan resolution in the dialog field below.
Scale image to custom dimension
Set the print size yourself in the dialog below. The image is centered on the paper.
Scale image to fit to page
Printout uses maximum space on the selected pager. Aspect ratio is maintained.
Resolutions
Generate low resolution PostScript (fast draft print)
Scan resolution (dpi)
dpi
Image width:
mm
Image height:
Maintain aspect ratio
Screen resolution: %1 dpi
Please specify a scan resolution larger than 0
For custom printing, a valid size should be specified. At least one dimension is zero.
Kooka Save Assistant
Save AssistantSelect an image format to save the scanned image.
Available image formats:
-No format selected-
Select the image sub-format
Do not ask again for the save format if it is defined.
-no hint available-
The folder %1 does not exist and could not be created; please check the permissions.
The directory %1 is not writeable; please check the permissions.
Filename
Enter filename:
palleted color image (16 or 24 bit depth)
palleted gray scale image (16 bit depth)
lineart image (black and white, 1 bit depth)
high (or true-) color image, not palleted
Unknown image type
image save OK
permission error
bad filename
no space on device
could not write image format
can not write file using that protocol
user canceled saving
unknown error
parameter wrong
The filename you supplied has no file extension. Should the correct one be added automatically?
That would result in the new filename: %1
Extension Missing
Add Extension
Do Not Add
Format changes of images are currently not supported.
Wrong Extension Found
Optical Character Recognition
Start OCR
Start the Optical Character Recognition process
Cancel
Stop the OCR Process
Image
Image Information
OCR
Starting Optical Character Recognition with %1
Spell-checking
OCR Post Processing
Enable spell-checking for validation of the OCR result
Spell-Check Options
GOCR
GOCR is an Open Source project for optical character recognition. The author of gocr is Joerg SchulenburgFor more information about gocr see http: / /jocr. sourceforge. net
The path to the gocr binary is not configured yet. Please go to the Kooka configuration and enter the path manually.
OCR Software Not Found
Not found
Using GOCR binary:
& Gray level
The numeric value gray pixels are considered to be black. Default is 160
& Dust size
Clusters smaller than this value will be considered to be dust and removed from the image. Default is 10
& Space width
Spacing between characters. Default is 0 what means autodetection
Czech Republic, Slovakia
Great Britain, USA
KADMOS OCR/ ICR
This version of Kooka was linked with the KADMOS OCR/ ICR engine, a commercial engine for optical character recognition. Kadmos is a product of re Recognition AGFor more information about Kadmos OCR see http: / /www. rerecognition. com
European Countries
The classifier files for KADMOS could not be found. OCR with KADMOS will not be possible! Change the OCR engine in the preferences dialog.
Installation Error
Please classify the font type and language of the text on the image:
Font Type Selection
Machine print
Hand writing
Country
Enable automatic noise reduction
Enable automatic scaling
Classifier file %1 does not exist
Classifier file %1 is not readable
ocrad
ocrad is a Free Software project for optical character recognition. The author of ocrad is Antonio DiazFor more information about ocrad see http: / /www. gnu. org/ software/ ocrad/ ocrad. htmlImages should be scanned in black/ white mode for ocrad. Best results are achieved if the characters are at least 20 pixels high. Problems arise, as usual, with very bold or very light or broken characters, the same with merged character groups.
The path to the ocrad binary is not configured yet. Please go to the Kooka configuration and enter the path manually.
No Layout Detection
Column Detection
KDE Scanning
& OCR Image...
OCR on Selection...
Scale to Width
Scale to & Height
Original & Size
Set Zoom...
Create From Selection
Mirror Image & Vertically
& Mirror Image Horizontally
Mirror Image & Both Directions
Open Image in & Graphic Application...
& Rotate Image Clockwise
Rotate Image Counter-Clockwise
Rotate Image 180 & Degrees
& Create Folder...
& Save Image...
& Import Image...
& Delete Image
& Unload Image
& Load Scan Parameters
Save & Scan Parameters
Select Scan Device
Enable All Warnings & & Messages
All messages and warnings will now be shown.
Preferences
Select the %1 binary to use:
Enter the path to %1, the optical-character-recognition command line tool.
The path does not lead to a valid binary. Please check your installation and/ or install the program.
The program exists, but is not executable. Please check your installation and/ or install the binary properly.
OCR Software Not Executable
Startup
Kooka Startup Preferences
Query network for available scanners
Check this if you want a network query for available scanners. Note that this does not mean a query over the entire network but only the stations configured for SANE.
Show the scanner selection box on next startup
Check this if you once checked'do not show the scanner selection on startup ', but you want to see it again.
Load the last image into the viewer on startup
Check this if you want Kooka to load the last selected image into the viewer on startup. If your images are large, that might slow down Kooka's start.
Image Saving
Configure Image Save Assistant
Always display image save assistant
Select background image:
Image Viewer
Image View
Gallery
Gallery Folders
Gallery:
Scan Parameter
Scan Preview
Starting OCR on selection
Starting OCR on the entire image
Could not start OCR-Process. Probably there is already one running.
Create new image from selection
Rotate image 90 degrees
Rotate image 180 degrees
Rotate image -90 degrees
Mirroring image vertically
Mirroring image horizontally
Mirroring image in both directions
Storing image changes
Show Image Viewer
Show Preview
Show Gallery
Show Scan Parameters
The SANE compatible device specification (e. g. umax: / dev/ sg0)
Gallery mode - do not connect to scanner
Kooka
& Image
Image Viewer Toolbar
Your names
Your emails
Image Name
Size
Format
Kooka Gallery
%1 x %2
On the Fly Conversion
Sub-image %1
Cannot write this image format. Image will not be saved.
Save Error
Image file is write protected. Image will not be saved.
Cannot save the image, because the file is local. Kooka will support other protocols later.
Incoming/
%1 images
Canceled by user
Do you really want to delete this image? It cannot be restored.
Do you really want to delete the folder %1 and all the images inside?
Delete Collection Item
New Folder
Please enter a name for the new folder:
image %1
Available services:
Category
Level
Module
/ etc/ pam. d folder does not exist. Either your system does not have PAM support or there is some other configuration problem.
What does this do?
Volume: %1%
Use this slider to adjust the volume. The leftmost position is 0%, the rightmost is %1%
Muted
The audio playback device %1 does not work. Falling back to %2.
Switching to the audio playback device %1 which just became available and has higher preference.
Revert back to device '%1 '
Notifications
Music
Video
Communication
Games
Accessibility
Your names
Your emails