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Mupen64Plus-PyTK is a Python/TK launcher for Mupen64Plus. It is a graphical program that helps you configure Mupen64Plus and select your games. Once configured, the program does not ask for configuration variables again unless you manually run the "reconfigure" program. I originally wrote this for myself to replace the front-end that used to come from the Ubuntu/Debian releases of Mupen64Plus that is no longer available, and after getting it relatively usable, I decided to upload it here...

Fkmlandunter is a clone of the german card game "Land Unter". It runs over the network using the TCP/IP protocol for data transmission. A console client with ncurses and a QT client written in python and a GUI client using SDL are available.

XGngeo is a full-featured GTK2 frontend, written in Python, that provides to end users a practical and user-friendly interface over GnGeo which is a fast and powerful command line Neo Geo emulator for the Unix platforms.

A fun online mathematical number guessing game with interesting clues and user generated difficulty. It saves the top and lowest scores based on the number of guesses and time taken. Your scores can be placed online and set against players from around th

Kingdom Wars is a client/server chess daemon designed to run on multiple operating platforms. Both the client and the server are stand alone. The network protocal is open, and custom clients are welcome to be developed.

AFX is an X11-based, extensible, graphical, and highly configurable frontend primarily for use on tv-connected systems. The original design goal is a joystick-controlled frontend for an entertainment (games, emulators, audio, and video) box.

Start-Game T00L is a cross-platform emulator frontend and ROM manager coded in Python using a Pyglet-based interface. It's still on a very early stage of development, and most of the features are not implemented yet. The goal is to make a fully functional frontend which works straight out of the box, without the need to configure every single emulator (like you need to do in every other frontend today).