know, myself. I honestly don't. Certainly not on a daily basis. So I'm going to do a pseudo remove pkg calcium and remove it from my system now that I've talked about it. But if I read through the chemistry book on OpenStax, I can see myself reinstalling this later. Absolutely. Very, very cool application. Next in the list is camera, K-A-M-E-R. It's not really an application so much as it is a configuration panel in the system settings. So if you go to system settings and do a search for, I guess, camera, digital camera, click on that. That's camera, K-A-M-E-R-A. It is a place where you can configure how actions... Well, I mean, you can... Sorry. So you can also launch camera from your K menu. So I didn't mean to suggest that the only way to get here was system settings. That is a way to get here, though. And either way, you're in essentially the same place. So camera is a configuration option to tell KDE what to do when it detects a specific kind of camera connected to it. So there's (46/54)
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