Oh my GOD what is this?
The most important productivity app you didn't know you were missing.
It allows the KDE e.v. board from 2007-2008 to watch you work and silently judge you. See if Aaron Seigo's slight frown doesn't guilt you into coding a million times better.
That sounds awesome. How do I run it?
Install Python. Install PySide6. Run KEyes.py. That's it.
Boring stuff
Pictures are from the KDE e.v. web site and some sort of copyright certainly applies. KEyes.py is licensed under the GPL3 so if you want to make it even better somehow, you can.
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