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"Pyrates" is a suite of pirate-themed TUI computer games designed as a classroom aid for teaching software localization with gettext. "Pyrates" showcases a number of common translation problems encountered during software localization. The game requires Python 3 IDE (at least version 3.8) on your device. See the "Wiki" section above for more information about the games. New locales can be added on Weblate.org (see the link above). Recommended soundtrack: "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag."

PyMancala implements rules of the Mancala game, also called Awale. It can be played in different modes: human-human, human-computer or computer-computer. Different variants of the rules are implemented. Several 'basic' strategies are proposed for the human to get an advice and for the computer. Many others can be added and compared to the already existing ones.

EMulation. Visit http://nniteam.altervista.org/index.php/En_Nn'I_skool Everyday to get correct timetables type in terminal (get an linux terminal emulator): wget http://nnigames.googlecode.com/files/lessons.ini and then put it on /ini/skool_daze

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.

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).