KDoodle

KDoodle is a software tool that was developed to serve as a frontend to doodle, initially intended to be a small Kdialog platform for doodling. However, after finding that working with bash script was limiting the possibilities, the developer turned to working with QT/C++, which posed a new challenge to overcome. After three weeks of studying the QT/C++ language, the developer finally created something that could be useful to others – KDoodle.

One of the major advantages of this tool is that some unique features were added to the frontend, which essentially is an indexing tool that checks file content, filenames, and directories. If you are considering using KDoodle, here are some key features to take note of:

· Open search files from the frontend with an associated program and save the association
· Create a configuration file containing which directories to index

Installation of KDoodle is fairly simple. It involves installing doodle and its dependencies and having a working version of QT (developed in QT3). Once these requirements are met, the installation process proceeds by running qmake and make. Finally, the KDoodle file should be copied to the bin-directories.

In conclusion, KDoodle is a powerful software tool that can substantially enhance your doodling experience. If you have an interest in working with DOC, HTML, XML, PDF, or even plain text files, KDoodle is a great indexing tool that can serve you well. Additionally, it is worth noting that the requirements for using KDoodle are minimal, as all that is needed is doodle installed on your computer.