Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 16th Sep 2005 21:02 UTC, submitted by Josh
Klik is a system which creates self-contained packages of programmes installable over the web with a single click. In this article Kurt Pfeifle discusses the potential uses of this technology for helping the non-coding contributors to KDE. He also looks at how the system works and the obvious security issues involved.
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==UBUNTU==
It's good for browsing what's available, but that's about it.
dkpg-i nameoffile
*nix gobblygook
ctrl+f2
"opera"
enter
EASY!
Gnome gives you a tab-completing run dialog when you press ctrl+f2, even if you don't see something in the menu, it'll work.
(KDE also offers such a run dialog, too bad Mac and Windows are far behind such a simple advancement)
Using menus to launch apps is so yesterday.