KPar2

KDE 3.5 frontend for libpar2. It depends (rather obviously) on libpar2 and sigc++ to be installed. You must install the developers packages on most distributions in order to be able to compile KPar2. They are called libpar2-dev sigc++2.0-dev and on Debian, and libpar2-devel and libsigc++2-devel on SuSe.
You need to compile it with the command cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde-config --prefix` && make install. If you are compiling and installing it as root you can just give the path to your KDE root directory (/opt/kde for example). If you are installing it as a user, say in a restricted environment (I do this at school for example) the point CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to $HOME/.kde and add the command -DKPAR2_BIN_INSTALL_DIR=/path/to/bin to install the executable to a directory that you have added to your $PATH where you install binaries - for example, mine is /home/user/programs/bin at school. This allows you to install and run KPar2 in an environment where you don't have permission to install programs globally.

0.3.1
Misc. code cleanups.
Handbook complete.
Icons complete.
Fixed Konqueror status bug.

0.3
GUI restucturing. Moved configuration options into settings dialog.
Implemented configuration option in settings menu.
Cleaned up code, got rid of random crash due to Qt3 multithreading weirdness on Xorg.
Added handbook/user manual.
Added some more gui icons when loading PAR2 files.

0.2.6
Resolved licensing conflict. Thanks to Anthony Mercatante for the heads up. The license file distributed with KPar2 and the license I had released it under was the GPLv2, but I'd copied the template files from another project of mine which was GPLv3 and therefor the header comments in the *.h and *.cpp files referred to the GPLv3. This has now been corrected and the headers in the source files refer to the GPLv2 as well.

There have been a few very minor GUI improvements as well. I'm busy revamping the GUI and the options menu as well as adding systray support so that the app can be hidden in the system tray during long operations. I'll throw in some progress visualization support as well, in the style of Amarok so that you can see the progress bars just by hovering with the mouse on the system tray.

0.2.5
Changed icon. Added textboxes to the gui, and what'sThis text. Also made some changes to the progress bars.

0.2.4
Fixed some minor bugs. Added an icon - it's a mix of the package.png and ok.png from the Crystal Diamond KDE icon theme. Added more status bar messages.
Known issue - crashes sometimes due to issue with libxcb. Will be looking into it to see if a patch is forthcoming in either Xorg, Qt3 or if I need to add a workaround myself. The issue is very sporadic, so you may never encounter it.

0.2.3
Added status bar messages. Fixed bug where total progress was not updated if a file was damaged or missing.

0.2.2
Flocks of penguins died for this release. Well no, not really ;) But bugs did. Fixed some minor issues, and one pretty big one where if uses (like me) were using a customized version of KDE like kdemod (kdemod.ath.cx ) that used custom (SuSe) KIO slaves in konqueror ( system:/ prefix in the adress bar ) the embedded kpart couldn't process the files. Thanks to DevEagle on kde4-devel on freenode for help fixing that.

0.2.1
Bugfix release. Added search paths to Findlibpar2.cmake and Findlibsigc.cmake to fix compile errors on SuSe and Debian. Note that in order to be able to compile kpar2, you will need to have the development packages of libpar2 and sigc++2 installed. If you have only the user packages installed the build WILL fail.

0.2
Prettied it up. Now with a KListView with pretty icons and stuff. Recommended by hurds of GNU's...

0.1
Initial release. It just works TM