Noor is a small Quran viewer written in Python.

It also shows the translation of each aya, if a translation package is installed, right after it. UI Hildonized by qwerty12

To change the language of the app, edit the (lang = en) part in /home/user/.noor using a text editor. Supported languages: en (English - default) ar (Arabic) fa (Farsi) ml (Malayalam) ps (Pushto) tr (Turkish) nl (Dutch - Thanks to HtheB!)

GemRB is an open-source implementation of Bioware's Infinity Engine.

GemRB (Game engine made with preRendered Background) is a portable open-source implementation of Bioware's Infinity Engine.

You need to own the original games in order to play them.

Version 0.8.0 changes: New features -iwd2: Chapter 0+1 completable, full spellbook and ECL support -multibyte font support (chinese, korean, japanese) -favourite weapon/spell tracking, bg1 dreams -most gemrb overrides were moved and are now moddable via game override -initial bundled gemrb demo stubs Improved features -random encounters and spawns (properly difficult) -iwd2 combat, stats, spells, skills, effects and actions -animations, speech, input -looting, worldmap, hotkeys (work everywhere), fatigue -bugfixes

Desktop widget to display slideshow of images for N900

Displays slideshow of images from a selected directory in a resizeable widget in the desktop with transitions and touch activated controls for navigating back, forward and to display the currently showing image in the system's default image-viewer.

Widget, that executes USSD query and displays response text

The main purpose is viewing your balance. In Russia all operators provide balace information via USSD queries and most part of contracts are prepaid. Ability to see your balance on desktop can be useful in such case. Anyway, you can configure widget to any other USSD query.

a word trainer with more than 150 ready made vocabularies

Querymee allows you to train languages and to memorize things.

At the moment just multiple choice is supported, but so called flash card learning is planned (looking for developers).

As main file format KDEs kvtml format is used (a XML format), so you can easily edit and create your own files with Parley (http://edu.kde.org/parley/), KWordQuiz (http://edu.kde.org/kwordquiz/) or WordQuiz for Windows and Mac OS X (http://peterandlinda.com/wordquiz/).

Additionally the following file formats are supported (read only):

• .voc files from http://www.vokabeln.de/v1/download.htm

• .tsv files (Tab Separated Values) created with openoffice.org calc, excel or any text editor. See help for details.

  Save your own or downloaded kvtml,voc or tsv files under /home/user/MyDocs/Querymee in your N900.

  You can use ready made kvtml files from the KDE project (more than 150 are available), just download the files with the build in download dialog.

GUI for adding a new GPRS APN

International dictionary written using Qt4

QStarDict is a modern international dictionary written using Qt4.

It is a StarDict clone written with using Qt4. It can use StarDict DICT files as a word database for translation. QStarDict supports plugins.

Quick Launch is a status-bar applet to quickly launch apps.

It displays four button on the statusbar menu each of which can be configured through a control-panel applet.

Download client for extras applications in maemo.org

This application should ease the discovery and installation of maemo.org applications

Wagic is an heroic fantasy collectible trading card game

In Wagic, you play as a wizard against the CPU with your army of minions. You start the game with a small collection of cards (symbolizing creatures and spells), and as you win battles against the AI, you earn credits that allow you to buy more cards and build more powerful decks. As you play, you unlock cards and new game modes, so Wagic is much more than a simple card simulation. Wagic feature