We have to change "Kdenlive" for KMyMoney, a personal finance manager by KDE. It comes with a large set of features while being easy to use for the non-technical user.

"Five more apps"... I said "four", I meant "five" 🫢

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- KomoDo takes a TODO text and turns it into an easy to use graphical list of tasks

- KFourInLine is the classic four-in-a-row game you can play against a human or the computer.

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- KBruch is an educational program that helps you learn how to solve fractions

- KTorrent lets you create and download files via BitTorrent

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* Yakuake, a terminal emulator that is always on hand and that you can quickly unfold from the top of your screen
* Kid3 helps you easily tag music files
* KDiskFree is an efficient no-frills app that shows you how much space you have left in your storage.

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2025 Fundraiser news: We have added 5 more items to our list of adoptable #apps:

* Krusader is an advanced twin panel (commander style) file manager for power users.
* Amarok is a full-featured music/radio/podcast player that has made a spectacular comeback

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Kinda. There are five slots per app. When five people have adopted an app, it is taken off the list. We will be adding new apps all through the campaign, which finishes at the end of 2025. KDE actively maintains 220 apps according to the last count.

I hope that answers your question.

Well, you won't appear as a supporter on the site, but if you want to express here what app you like and why you like it, we're listening...

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* digiKam: a powerful image/photo management software, ideal for people with massive collections
* NeoChat: talk over the free and federated Matrix chat platform with this app that works on your desktop and phone
* Kolf: another KDE classic—play minigolf on your desktop

The first 5 apps up for adoption are:

* Tokodon: KDE's native Fediverse client that works on your desktop and phone
* Knavalbattle: the classic game of battleship you can play against the computer or over the network

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KDE can continue operating at this rate because we can pay for infrastructure, support our devs at sprints and meetups, and recruit new contributors through promotional activities.

You can help keep these activities alive. Remember to donate to our yearly fundraiser!

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Whoops! Thanks!

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... Aaaand they're all gone! Thanks everyone! When we get more perks, we'll let you know.