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Accessible-Coconut
A GNU/Linux operating system accessible for visually impaired.
Accessible-Coconut(AC) is a community driven GNU/Linux operating system which is completely accessible for persons with visual impairment. AC is derived from Ubuntu-MATE. Yes the goal is to make a free and open-source eyes free desktop environment. Forum : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/accessible-coconut Telegram forum : https://telegram.me/accessible_coconut Project home : https://zendalona.com/ -
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Junes is a board game of student life and career. It is not a perfect remake, but is very much in the spirit of the legendary Sierra's game Jones in the Fast Lane.
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Conway's Game of Life
Conway's Game of life cross-platform implementation.
Conwlife is a Game of life implementation. Game of life is a popular mathematics game that was invented by John H. Conway in 1970. It's have very simple rules which lead to the creation of beautiful and amazing patterns. Android version https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abtimal.conwaysgameoflife -
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Battlelance
Multiplayer dungeon crawler
...You can control a wizard, fighter, thief, cleric or a whole party of these and pit them against a dungeon master or other characters/parties. You can also take up the role as dungeon master and spawn enemies, traps and do other nasty tricks to make life of the characters as difficult as possible. -
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A real life version of the board game "Scotland Yard". All you need is a GPS and internet enabled mobile phone and a few friends to play the game with!
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A go or chess timer written in python. Go timer can be used instead of a stand alone go or chess timer when playing a game on a real life board.
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Concurrent version of the Life-like cellular automaton written in Erlang. Infinite board, flexible rules, color cells.
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TGA is a program that solves life & death problems in the ancient board game of GO. It's estimated strength is on the border of kyu/dan level. Program is command line oriented, inputs and outputs are demanded/given in SGF.
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phpMyDesktop|arcade is a mix between a message board, the game of life and card/board games. It realises a new way of communication on the web on a two dimensional board where each post functions as kind of a point generating lifeform.
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ConwayGo, also called philosophers' football, is a simple board game for two players. It is played on a Go board, but hasn't got anything to do with the famous game Go. Invented by the english mathematician John Conway, creator of the Game of Life.
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Cast Iron Life is a simulation of the world at war from 1850 to 1950. It resembles, in order, Civilization, Axis and Allies and Master of Orion by simulating the strategic, tactical, political and technological choices during that period.
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