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Eye candy showing parallel Conway's Life games in the bit planes of the screen, using boolean BitBlt operations. (Independently rediscovered algorithm given already in Smalltalk-80 Blue Book, by the inventors of BitBlt.)
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Pong clock is a clock made to look like the classic Pong game. The computer controls both players and games last for one minute. The 'score' is the current time.
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Stones is a native Cocoa-Mac OS X full-featured editor for the game of Go. It supports SGF and will support XML formats. I also features a unique Go Screen Saver for Mac OS X.
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iMate is a win32 / Linux desktop mate programme. It offers more features than the already existing desktop mate (AI, learning capacity, growth and limited lifeTime, third party tools to add new behaviour, ...).
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A simulation of balls bouncing in a room in n >= 2 dimensions for educational purpose or usable as screensaver. Runs under UNIX/Linux, needs the Qt GUI Library and OpenGL.
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Think artificial life simulation, think neural networks, think evolution, think 2D world of small cute pixels eating, swimming, walking, think screen saver, think interconnected screen savers where cute pixels move between computers.
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