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Accessible-Coconut
A GNU/Linux operating system accessible for visually impaired.
Accessible-Coconut(AC) is a community driven GNU/Linux operating system which is completely accessible for persons with visual impairment. AC is derived from Ubuntu-MATE. Yes the goal is to make a free and open-source eyes free desktop environment. Forum : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/accessible-coconut Telegram forum : https://telegram.me/accessible_coconut Project home : https://zendalona.com/ -
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SliderPuzzles
collection of ASCII puzzles that run in a commandline terminal.
.... ----------------------------------------------------------- Featuring * no installation * no dependencies (Ncurses not needed) * simply unzip in your Downloads directory, or any other writeable directory, and run; * or unzip onto a USB flash drive [w/same file format] and run. -
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AdaGate
3D OpenGL dungeon game using Ada: a tribute to Narbacular Drop
AdaGate is a 3D OpenGL strategy game with escape rooms in a Stargate fantasy setting. It is an elaborate example of modern OpenGL programming using the Ada language; and a tribute to Narbacular Drop, and Amelia Earhart. Each room has a barrier that must be circumvented using portals. The barriers include water with piranha, molten magma, and walls. Runs on Windows, OSX, and GNU/Linux. The linux binary now runs on many linux distros! Includes all source code, build scripts & resources. -
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AdaVenture
kid-friendly retro point & click 3D OpenGL "adventure" game
AdaVenture is a kid-friendly retro point&click game, intended to be a minimal extension to 3D of the original 2D Atari game named "Adventure". Now runs on Windows, OSX, and Gnu/Linux -- all distros. Set in ancient Persia, it begins outside the castle of the young King Xerxes, who inherited a golden chalice from his father, Darius the Great. It was recently stolen by a surly foe named King Leonidas of Sparta. Your quest is to find and return the royal chalice to its pedestal within... -
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RetroArcade
ASCII SpaceInvaders, Pacman, Frogger
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Adventure: Revisited
Reenactment of the classic Atari 2600 game
Adventure Revisited is my attempt at creating a lightweight but HIGHLY ACCURATE open-source and platform independent version of the classic Atari game Adventure. So what is Adventure Revisited? Is it an emulator? A simulator? A port? This may be the first instance of some sort of bizarre hybrid. As mentioned above, I used a dissassembled and annotated version of the original game's source code as a reference in creating this software. Certain pieces of the code could be considered...
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