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A collection of KDE games The series of sposk is pure linux propaganda. Please give it a try. A safe and silent way to play KDE games: Blocked from all networks, including the internet. Discs are spinned down for quietness and energy-saving. No distractions, no ads, no nags, never. Open source. For displays up to 4k. the included...

Distractionless Patience Mahjongg game (also known as Shanghai, Mahjong Solitaire, 麻将, 麻雀, маджонг) The series of sposk is pure linux propaganda. Please give it a try. A safe and silent way to play a mahjongg game: Blocked from all networks, including the internet. Discs are spinned down for quietness and energy-saving. No distractions, no ads, no nags, never. Open source. For displays up to 4k. Made possible by debian (made on buster for bullseye) and KDE's...

Distractionless Patience card game (also known as klondike, solitaire, пасьянс, त्यागी, kesabaran, türelem, ẩn sỉ, ソリティア, 接龍, سوليتير). The series of sposk is pure linux propaganda. Please give it a try. 12 card games are included: Aces Up Forty & Eight Freecell Golf Grandfather Grandfather's Clock Gypsy Klondike Mod3 Simple Simon Spider Yuko A safe and silent way to play a card game: Blocked from all networks, including the internet. Discs are spinned down...

distraction-less card game Turns any PC into a distraction-less Patience card game (a.k.a. klondike, solitaire, solitario, pasianssi, пасьянс, bakarkako, त्यागी, πασιέντζα, pertapa, ẩn sỉ, ソリティア, tek taş, 接龍, سوليتير). Keeps other things out of your way (not even a clock included): 1. No logins, no passwords. 2. Hard disks are put to sleep (less noise, saving power). 3. Runs completely in RAM. 4. No internet connection. 5. No virus-risks. 6. No ads, no nags. 7. Portable: Boots from: min. 512 Mb USB-drive/stick/memory-card, or CD/DVD. ---- Runs inside the qemu and VMware virtual machines (ugly full screen). ---- Note: Playing solitaire games helps you to greatly improve your attention span and enhance your ability to concentrate. ---- Based on KDE's kpat. ...

Today, each one of us invariably has multiple accounts on the internet, at various forums, game sites(chess and the like), email ids, social networking sites. At such a time, keeping track of all the passwords, usernames and in most cases, the email id's that these accounts are linked to, becomes a hard task. This software is modelled on many other Password managers that are available for both the Linux and the Windows platform, but VIPER makes the task of installation simpler and faster. Moreover, the data is completely secure, as it is encrypted and stored. ...