K.R.S.S offers a KDE desktop news aggregator.
K.R.S.S is a powerful news aggregator designed specifically for the KDE desktop. With K.R.S.S, users can download Rich Site Summary (RDF) files from a variety of web sources and view them in a ticker-tape fashion on their desktop.
One of the standout features of K.R.S.S is its ability to work seamlessly with KDE, making it one of the best options for RSS display in the KDE environment. In addition to this, the app offers a range of other features designed to provide users with the best possible reading experience.
For example, K.R.S.S allows users to download feeds and images locally and display them at any time. The app also includes MyFilters, a feature that allows users to filter out unwanted news so they only see the stories that matter to them.
Other great features include the ability to view feeds either online or offline, a personalized listing of RSS feeds using MyFeeds, and configurable Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for altering the look and feel of news articles. Users can also use MyChannelBar to "jump" between feeds, control the speed and scrolling of the ticker, and share feeds with others.
Another standout feature of K.R.S.S is the app's ability to support shortcuts, menu toolbars, and search buttons. Users can also set their own frequency for automatic feed updates, pause or resume scrolling, and display date and time information about when a feed was last downloaded and displayed.
Overall, K.R.S.S is an excellent news aggregator that is packed with features designed to make reading RSS feeds as pleasurable and efficient as possible. With a recent version of the KDE and QT libraries and an internet connection, users will be up and running with K.R.S.S in no time.
One of the standout features of K.R.S.S is its ability to work seamlessly with KDE, making it one of the best options for RSS display in the KDE environment. In addition to this, the app offers a range of other features designed to provide users with the best possible reading experience.
For example, K.R.S.S allows users to download feeds and images locally and display them at any time. The app also includes MyFilters, a feature that allows users to filter out unwanted news so they only see the stories that matter to them.
Other great features include the ability to view feeds either online or offline, a personalized listing of RSS feeds using MyFeeds, and configurable Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for altering the look and feel of news articles. Users can also use MyChannelBar to "jump" between feeds, control the speed and scrolling of the ticker, and share feeds with others.
Another standout feature of K.R.S.S is the app's ability to support shortcuts, menu toolbars, and search buttons. Users can also set their own frequency for automatic feed updates, pause or resume scrolling, and display date and time information about when a feed was last downloaded and displayed.
Overall, K.R.S.S is an excellent news aggregator that is packed with features designed to make reading RSS feeds as pleasurable and efficient as possible. With a recent version of the KDE and QT libraries and an internet connection, users will be up and running with K.R.S.S in no time.
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