Kamerka is a Qt5 application using KF5 libraries. It uses
Video4Linux to get an image from the webcam and is able to save
photographs. The interface is based on QML and uses its
possibilities to show an animated UI.

Jangouts (for "Janus Hangouts") is a solution for videoconferencing based on WebRTC and the excellent Janus Gateway with a user interface loosely inspired by Google Hangouts. It aims to provide a completely self-hosted open source alternative to Google Hangouts and similar solutions. Currently Jangouts supports conferences with video, audio, screen sharing and textual chat organized into an unlimited amount of conference rooms with a configurable limit of participants per room.

This is the QtCurve style for KDE 4. QtCurve is available for both
Gtk2+ and Qt3.

This is the QtCurve style for KDE 4. QtCurve is available for both
Gtk2+ and Qt3.

This links all packages not in 42 and sees if they build

config: {}
foo: This links all packages not in Leap and sees if they build
requests: []

config: {}
foo: This links all packages not in Leap and sees if they build
requests: []

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