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Cygwin Ports
Repository of desktops and programs for the Cygwin platform
A large repository of open-source programs built for Cygwin, including X11 desktops, language interpreters, multimedia frameworks, cross-compiler toolchains, and much more. Also hosted here is the cygport tool for building Cygwin packages. cygport releases and the Ports Git repositories are hosted here; Ports packages are available from the website. -
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MechFight is a new implementation of the Amigagame Mechforce. In this tactical game groups of warriors fight with heavy machines (up to 100 tons), until defeat or even death in a thermonuclear explosion of their engines.
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kartenspiele
Java-API for developing different card games to play over the net.
Java-API for different card games to play over the net, intended to teach OO-modelling. By now there is only Mau Mau (MauMau) functional. The project relies on RMI-substitute SIMON. -
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jAMOS
AMOS BASIC reimplementation in Java
jAMOS is a cross platform, Java-based reimplementation of François Lionet's AMOS BASIC on the Amiga. -
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jAMAL is a Java-based reimplementation of the AMOS Animation Language (AMAL).
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A cross compiler for writing lua code in Java. Useful for writing Addon's that use the popular scripting language Lua. Avoid the hassle of writing unorganized code in a language with very little IDE support. Use eclipse and many other java tools.
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Plague is a text base zombie apocalypse RPG game. It is made using Java with the compiler BlueJ and it is DOS driven. its started by typing "java Base.class" or running the batch files that are included
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Gruppenarbeit für Unterrichtsfach VSYS (ADV-Böblingen) Ziel dieses Projekts war ein Java RMI-Programm, welches es einem Client ermöglicht Methoden auf einem "entfernten" Server aufzurufen (Projekt allerdings nur local getestet und nicht vollständig
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ZPlet is an interpreter for programs using the Z-Machine virtual machine invented by Infocom for their interactive fiction. This fork of ZPlet implements basic support for files in Z-Machine Blorb format (.zblorb) generated by the Inform 7 compiler.
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DUNO is the multiplayer implementation of the popular card game UNO. DUNO is written in Java, communications are based on Java RMI. It's fully decentralized (no server needed to coordinate the game). It aims at being fault tolerant against peers' crash
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Soft-wars' framework provides a set of components and APIs to easily develop corewars. Technologies: client/server, Java, Applet, RMI, PHP/mySQL.
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Open source Interactive Graphical Multiuser System for developing from online RPG/Adventure Games to strategy games like Starcraft. It includes a complete IDE (code editor, sprite and animation editor, scenario editor, debugger), a compiler and a server.
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