Pick an app, donate €50 or more, and tell us about your choice in the comments:
You will appear as a supporter on the app’s apps.kde.org page.
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
- 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
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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
- Yakuake is 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 your music files
- KDiskFree is an efficient no-frills app that shows you how much space you have left in your storage media.
Neat!
I didn’t know about kolf. It was fun, even if it looks a little dated.
We prefer the term “vintage”…
DigiKam is good. It’s sort of a lightroom replacement.




