LaTeX packages that were formerly part of KOMA-Script or originated within the KOMA-Script ecosystem.
Former KOMA-Script packages now maintained as standalone projects.
Spin-off from KOMA-Script (formerly scrjura) — standalone package for typesetting legal contracts.
Loader package for the standalone successors of the former KOMA-Script hack collection.
Combines fancyhdr's page styles with the capabilities of the KOMA-Script package scrlayer.
Experimental package that routes \newwrite operations through the .aux file to dodge the LaTeX write-handle limit.
Additional packages by the KOMA-Script author with ties to the ecosystem.
Experimental successor project to contract — currently private.
Restores the old LaTeX-2.09 font commands (\rm, \sf, \tt, …) that were dropped from the LaTeX kernel.
Standalone successor of the scrhack module for the float package — better integration with tocbasic.
Standalone successor of the scrhack module for the floatrow package — better integration with tocbasic.
Experimental grid-typesetting package — explicitly not recommended for production use by its author.
Provides a \twocolumn variant whose single-column content may break across multiple pages.
Standalone successor of the scrhack module for the lscape package — fixes \textheight/\textwidth on landscape pages.
LCO file that extends scrlttr2 and scrletter with a \makelabels facility for address labels.
Marginal notes without the float behaviour of \marginpar — usable inside floats and footnotes.
Standalone successor of the scrhack module for setspace — supports font sizes outside the 10/11/12 pt set.
The LaTeX package splitidx plus the splitindex program for producing multiple indexes without hitting TeX's file handle limit.
Re-implements the standard-class sectioning commands inside KOMA-Script classes — for compatibility with titlesec et al.
A collection of real-world title pages with a single well-defined interface.
Example LCO file for scrlttr2 / scrletter implementing a corporate-identity letterhead (Washington State University).