Showing 11 open source projects for "linux educational"

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    Paper Mario

    Paper Mario

    Decompilation of Paper Mario (Nintendo 64)

    Paper Mario is an ongoing reverse engineering and decompilation project that aims to reconstruct the original source code of the Nintendo 64 game Paper Mario. The project focuses on producing code that matches the original binary exactly, enabling a deeper understanding of how the game was built. It provides tools, scripts, and documentation to analyze game behavior and structure. Contributors work collaboratively to translate assembly code into readable C while maintaining functional...
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    Enemy Territory: Legacy

    Enemy Territory: Legacy

    Based on the raedwulf-et project

    etlegacy-deprecated is the archived version of ET: Legacy, a community-driven project that maintains and modernizes Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, the classic team-based WWII multiplayer shooter. This legacy repository contains older iterations of the codebase, which aimed to preserve the original gameplay while improving security, portability, and performance on modern systems. Though deprecated in favor of the active repository, it offers insight into early modernization efforts and is...
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    GCompris : I got IT

    GCompris : I got IT

    Educational Software for children aged 2 to 10.

    GCompris is a high quality educational software suite comprising of numerous activities for children aged 2 to 10. Some of the activities are game oriented, but nonetheless still educational.
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    GBPS Extreme Racing

    Car-race game based on OpenGl purely written in C

    This is our First Semester project in CS Engineering We used OpenGL for rendering FreeGlut as window manager It is purely written in C We used CodeBlocks/Mingw32 for development ------------------------------------------------------------------- Read the readme file included with the source for extra notes on copyright and usage directions --------------------------------------------------------------------- Can be used as an educational tool for those starting on OpenGL...
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    Tux Typing is an educational typing program for children starring Tux, the Linux Penguin. The program includes two video game-style activities for younger players, with phrases and finger lessons for older students. Extensive i18n. License: GPL.
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    cingb is an ATTEMPT to write a Gameboy-emulator for all kinds of platforms. It plays Gameboy and Gameboy Color ROMs, includes a debugger for step-by-step analysis of Gameboy programs and might be also interesting for educational purposes.
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    OpenGL Target Practice. Simple OpenGL based shooter developed for educational and entertainment purposes. OpenAL is used for audio. Warning: Contains cheezy blood splatter effects.
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    ele (enCore Learning Environment) is a moo- and web-based environment (server, db, GUI) designed for educational purposes. It aids and promotes online learning and community building through open standards and ease of use. http://encore-consortium.org/
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    Tux Learn Notes is the open source voice controled educational arcade game. You will control tux with your musical instrument/ voice via the computer sound card or by midi and makes points when you hit the correct pitch.
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    MISS is a software simulation of the control room of the International Space Station. It is intended to be both entertaining and educational, aimed at high school students. Various pre-configured and random events encourage interaction and groupwork.
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    Colors is an entertaining educational game designed for children ages 0-2. If a character is pressed a sound will be played and the screen will change colors. Optionally, characters can be displayed and heard instead of sounds. Requires SDL 1.2.x
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