Katapult

Katapult is a powerful application for KDE, written in C++, which aims to provide users with fast access to applications, bookmarks, and other useful items. The Katapult project is plugin-based, allowing it to launch anything it has a plugin for. Additionally, its display is driven by plugins, meaning that users can customize its appearance entirely.

The inspiration behind Katapult is Quicksilver for OS X, and it is designed to be a reliable and efficient alternative for KDE users. To use Katapult, users need to have KDE installed on their systems.

Katapult's installation process is relatively straightforward. After downloading the package's source code, users need to navigate to the directory and type './configure' to configure the package for their system. The process takes some time, and 'make' is then used to compile the package, followed by 'make install' to install programs, data files, and documentation.

This release of Katapult includes some exciting new features, including the addition of Google+ Execution Catalogs and minor bug fixes. Overall, Katapult is an excellent tool for KDE users looking for a quick and efficient way to access applications and other essential system items.