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Super Tux Kart Server Utils
Tools for Super Tux Kart server operators
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PerlJigSawPuzzle
A Perl script to create and work jigsaw puzzles from almost any image.
pjsp is a simple perl script to create and work jigsaw puzzles. Developed and tested on Ubuntu 16.04. Uses Tk for GUI, and GD to process images. Supports functions to assemble, add, edit and delete puzzles. Includes ten Public Domain and Creative Commons Zero licensed images. -
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Pokemon Online Utilities
Utilities for running the Pokemon Online server on Ubuntu
Utilities for running the Pokemon Online server on Ubuntu. Starts your server at system boot, restarts it should it crash, back it up, and manageme it with a text-gui. -
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Crystal Space is an Open Source 3D SDK for Unix, Windows, and MacOS/X. It renders with OpenGL and features GLSL shaders, CG shaders, deferred rendering, dynamic shadows, bullet based physics library, terrain engine, skeleton based animation meshes, exporter for Blender, portals, etc...
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Day Trader is a Perl/PHP-based stock market game. The game is targeted at a "platform independent" audience. There are both shell and GUI versions planned for this simple game.
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Abalone game written in Perl.
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A tool to create and manage table top war game lists. Written in perl using the Wx gui tool kit to provide cross platform support.
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Racer is a driving simulator for several OS's. This is an easy to use GUI driven program that renames the folders and files and alters the .ini and .shd files so the Linux experience can now be just as great as the other OS experience.
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diceShop is a perl command line dice expression interpreter. It handles complex expressions - add, subtract, multiply, divide and exponents. it understands things such as 2d%, 2d%% (2d10000) and even 2d4d6 (2d4 lots of d6). a gui is being planned also.
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HuaRongDao is an ancient Chinese puzzle game. This project is an implementation of this game. The first step is a ncurses-based progrom for POSIX system. A GUI version is being planned.
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A Coins and Banknotes collection management software. Allows to build and browse a database of exisiting coins and banknotes, and to manage a collection made of a subset of the former database. Qt based GUI.
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tkBoom is a GUI launcher for the game Doom (and all of it's various ports). tkBoom is written in Perl, and will run on Unix, Windows, and Macintosh systems. The GUI is provided by the Perl Perl::Tk module but tkBoom DOES NOT require Tcl/Tk to run.
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Advanced Quake Statistics is one of these nifty litte tools that every enthusiastic quake3arena player needs. It's capable to get data from a quake3arena logfile and store it to a database and display it with a GUI front end.
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