Highlights
- Constructs geometric objects like lines, circles, and polygons dynamically.
- Supports the creation of custom macros for repetitive geometric procedures.
- Exports construction data to image files and LaTeX code.
About this application
Kig is an interactive geometry application developed as part of the KDE project for Linux operating systems. It allows educators and students to draw, explore, and manipulate geometric constructions on a digital canvas. Users can create points, lines, vectors, and circles, observing how geometric properties change dynamically when elements are repositioned or transformed.
The software supports exporting constructions to various image formats and generating LaTeX code for geometric figures. It includes a macro feature that enables users to record custom construction steps and reuse them for complex proofs. Kig is designed to integrate into educational workflows involving mathematics and coordinate geometry.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.kde.kig
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