Choqok KDE Micro-Blogging client, Currently supports Pump.io, GNU Social, Friendica, Mastodon and Twitter.
Authors: Mehrdad Momeny <mehrdad.momeny[AT]gmail.com> Andrey Esin <gmlastik[AT]gmail.com> Andrea Scarpino <scarpino[AT]kde.org>

SEE ALSO: README

# Setting up accounts-sso
Accounts-SSO is the framework we are using to store secrets (tokens, passwords) and for storing Accounts (small pieces of information containing a name, a provider, etc).
https://accounts-sso.gitlab.io/
## Accounts

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KGET README
KGet is included in the kdenetwork module. If you just want to install KGet alone, please read the instructions below.
* Install kdelibs from trunk. * svn co -N svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdenetwork * cd kdenetwork * svn up cmake kget * mkdir build * cd build * cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/path/to/kde4 .. * make * make install
kget @ kde.org

Gopher KIO Worker Readme
This adds support for the gopher protocol to konqueror and all programs which supports KIO workers.
It is still in development.
Currently it supports most (if not all) of the gopher protocol.

SEE ALSO: README

KDE Desktop Sharing (krfb)
KDE Desktop Sharing (krfb) is a small server for the RFB protocol, better known as VNC. Unlike most other Unix/Linux RFB servers, KRfb allows you to share your X11 session instead of creating a new X11 session. It was originally based on x0rfbserver (ttp://www.hexonet.de/software/x0rfbserver/), but there is not much code of x0rfbserver left. Since version 0.6 it uses libvncserver (libvncserver.sf.net">http://libvncserver.sf.net) as backend.
Guide to documentation: TODO - things to be done NOTES - reasons for various decisions