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The openfibs project aims to develop a library to be used by client software to access the First Internet Backgammon Server (fibs.com) to enable graphical end user clients, computer controlled bots, and statistical tools.
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JagoClient is a Java software to play the board game Go over internet servers, to edit Go game records, to play against the computer (with gnugo), and to play point-to-point games.
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The objective of this project is the advancement of Diplomacy in the electronic realm by producing an XML Diplomacy data standard and a suite of server and client tools to facilitate Diplomacy play over the internet.
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Total Network Visibility for Network Engineers and IT ManagersThis means every device on your network, and every interface on every device is automatically analyzed for performance, errors, QoS, and configuration.
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Malom game (nine man's morris in english) is a traditional table game. Our software is the realization of this game in Java & Swing. The game is a multiplayer client-server application.
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Metagame-Sector is a Python framework for quickly and easily making Sector-based games (ie, Chess, Risk, Bard's Tale, Zelda, WarCraft, Civ). Features include Client-Server model, View separation (ie, you can have a GNOME and a Win32 frontend), and more.
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