So, readers of my previous post will know that the other day I installed Slackware 13.1 with KDE 4.4.3, and as I am fairly new to KDE this has given me a chance to try out some of the great apps it has to offer. And after a couple of days of exploring, I have discovered 3 apps which are completely new to me, and have changed my KDE experience completely. So, in case you (like I was) are unaware of these apps, I thought I’d share them with my readers 
so here goes:
1. KNetWalk
This game is addictive as anything, and more fun than any pre-installed game I’ve had on my system before 
. In the game, you are given a server, some terminals and some bits of wire. The objective is to rotate the server/wire/terminals so all of the wire, and all of the terminals are connected to the server. Left clicking on a square will rotate it anti-clockwise, right clicking rotates clockwise, and middle clicking locks it in position if you are sure it is correct. Check out the KDE Games Center for some more information .
2. KTeaTime
Yep, thats right, KDE can even help you brew a cup of tea. KTeaTime, is a timer for steeping tea, you tell it what kind of tea you are brewing, and it will tell you when it is ready. Its simple, but very handy and its made my tea taste nicer . You can find some more information in the KDE documentation.
3. amor
Ok, maybe it hasn’t changed my KDE experience completely. But it has made it a bit more fun. Having a lively tux animation hovering around my screen .
So thats it, the three KDE apps that are really impressing me at the moment, and I hope you enjoy them as well, because I don’t think its the big, shiny apps that make a system rock, its the little ones that pass time, make you smile, and make your tea taste nicer .
