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For dolphin, if your talking about the emulator it is avalible for windows too and its called that since thats what the gamecube was called internally.
For gimp, yeah i hate the name too, its the "gnu imange manipulation program" and is also avalible for windows.
Those programs that look like random assortments of characters are generally libraries that other programs use to standarize functionality across programs. Don't want there to be 15 different ways for your computer to understand "write this file to this location" for example. You'll generally never need to know what they are or what they do.
Exactly. Anyway, I was referring to KDE's file manager(Dolphin).
Ah, I don't use KDE, that is a dumb name for a file manager.
I'm a perpetual child so I like Gimp. Lol