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Yaki is a pair of dice games based on Yahtzee and Kismet. It was written with PDAs and handhelds in mind. It can be compiled using the SDL or Allegro graphics libraries. It can also be compiled as a console tool using ascii or color VT/ANSI graphics
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You can play with enJoypad any game without joystick support, new features like move the mouse pointer, key auto-repeat, Qt4 GUI design and easy script interpreter.
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Mac OS X launcher/wrapper over FreeSCI, the portable interpreter for games written for the Sierra On-Line's SCI system, located at freesci.linuxgames.com.
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Excursion is a GTK+ based Multi User Dungeon (MUD) client for all MUDs. It supports many MUD features like ANSI colors and the prompt protocol.
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Bipolar Attitude Shell (biatsh) is a command line interpreter that will sometimes back-talk or play hard-to-get when you ask it to do something. It may also get upset if you don't pay enough attention to it...
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MyUO is an Ultima Online server emulator, which permits to create your own UO world in a few minutes. It offers total customizability and great stability, thanks to its Perl interpreter, the solid C++ base and the internal MySql DataBase engine.
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Sarien is a portable implementation of the Sierra On-Line Adventure Game Interpreter (AGI), and is able to run games such as Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards and Space Quest I and II.
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FreeKyra is a Free implementation of the engine used to play Westwood's "Legend of Kyrandia" adventure game. This project will start as an image viewer, then will hopefully evolve into a game interpreter (like ScummVM).
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Repfabric is a customer relationship management (CRM) software designed specifically for multi-line sales teams (i.e. reps, distributors, wholesalers, dealers, and manufacturers). It streamlines and simplifies the sales process by providing deep integration with email, contacts, calendars, and deal tracking. The platform enables users to track commissions from CRM to sale, make updates directly from mobile devices, and document sales calls using voice-to-text features.
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ASI alias ASCII Screensaver Interpreter is an interpreter for creating nice Screensavers using the aalib.
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GNOME-Mud is a Mud Client for X11. It features Aliases, ANSI support, Triggers, an AutoMapper, multiple connections, plugins, a color saver, a command divider, and the ability to save connections
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Mancala is a GPL'd, ANSI C-based implementation of the ancient African game of Mancala (also called Awari), an abstract mathematical game in the same manner as chess. The program is available in graphical and text versions.
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Clio is a MUD client specifically for MUD2 (a direct descendant of Trubshaw & Bartle's original MUD), but which can also be used with any MUD. Features include ANSI colour, colour logging, scroll back, function keys, command editing, and command history.
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Kmc aims to be a mud client that is easy to use but powerful. The two top priorities are power through scripting and configurability, and user comfort. Features ANSI, mud profiles, logging, command history, split/full screen mode and scripting via Perl.
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Papaya is a fully featured MUD client with features including ANSI colour, multiple simultaneous connections, proxy support, aliases, triggers and plugins. It uses the GTK widget set and runs on (at least) Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris and MacOSX.
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An open abstraction layer for realtime graphics applications. This project is a highly optimised cross platform (or will be) kernel for games. One Opal HAL shall exist for each target CPU. The C++ sources are ANSI compliant and should compile without chan
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PubliCake is an ansi-C checkers engine, playing with the English/American rule set. It is designed explicitly as a portable checkers engine, with no interface support.
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Magnetic is an interpreter for the games written between 1985 and 1991 by Magnetic Scrolls, a text adventure producer based in London, England.
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This is a counter-strike log analyser. It is composed of a ANSI C daemon, and a set of php scripts to display. The daemon parses half-life server log files or in real time to extract data to a mysql database. Then, php client diplays.
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Dirt is a mud/muck/mush/moo/telnet client for linux with plugins for perl and python scripting. It is text-based and features: color, scrollback, history, autocomplete, alias, trigger (even on ansi), zchat/mudmaster chat, mudftp, MCCP, and a help system.
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hlparse is, as the name would suggest, a Half-Life log parser and interpreter. Half-Life dedicated servers produce data output in a standard format (although they didn't in the past) which is relatively nice to parse.
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John's Zcode InterPreter. Runs Infocom & Inform bytecode images (games). Supports all UNIX with termcap/curses, DOS w BCC and MSQC, OS/2, and in progress is a cross-platform GUI front end using wxWindows. Unicode/multicodepage support is planned.
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simple ansi c + curses remake of the famous nibblesgame. goal: a full networked version (tcp/ip) and a dos/win32/*nix client.
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HexMUD
A generic C++ MUD server featuring a strategy-style hexagon map
... (dynamically generated and drawn in ANSI/ASCII art) giving a basic visual representation of your immediate surroundings in addition to traditional descriptions. Many (most?) MUD servers hard-code a specific game system, or a specific game setting within their code, but HexMUD strives to be as generic as possible in this area, allowing each separate administrator to easily build a custom code base while also gaining access to all of the core features HexMUD provides.