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[[Special:myLanguage/Krunner|KRunner]] is a versatile mini-command line you can activate by pushing <keycap>Alt + Space</keycap> or by selecting <menuchoice>Run Command</menuchoice> from the desktop contextual menu. It can search for applications, bookmarks, even sessions basing on your input, show system activity and even do simple arithmetic calculations. It can even replace your menu. KRunner's functionality can be extended through the use of plugins ("runners").

KRunner is a versatile mini-command line you can activate by pushing Alt + Space or by selecting Run Command from the desktop contextual menu. It can search for applications, bookmarks, even sessions basing on your input, show system activity and even do simple arithmetic calculations. It can even replace your menu. KRunner's functionality can be extended through the use of plugins ("runners").

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	KRunner is a versatile mini-command line you can activate by pushing "Alt-Space" or by selecting "Run Command" from the desktop contextual menu. It can search for applications, bookmarks, even sessions basing on your input, show system activity and even do simple arithmetic calculations. It can even replace your menu. KRunner's functionality can be extended through the use of plugins ("runners").		[[Special:myLanguage/Krunner\|KRunner]] is a versatile mini-command line you can activate by pushing <keycap>Alt + Space</keycap> or by selecting <menuchoice>Run Command</menuchoice> from the desktop contextual menu. It can search for applications, bookmarks, even sessions basing on your input, show system activity and even do simple arithmetic calculations. It can even replace your menu. KRunner's functionality can be extended through the use of plugins ("runners").