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ZED OS
ZED OS the clone of Windows XP
ZED OS is a portuguese Linux based distribution (remaster of Ubuntu Mate). It was designed for users who want an innovative system. With both 3D and 2D interfaces you'll be able to chosse the better one according to your hardware/needs. It's Web Based and inspired in Windows XP from Microsoft -
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RTS game engine contributions to Stratagus. RPG mode, first-person mode, underground areas and more are planned. A distribution of Stratagus with the contributions compiled in will also be released here.
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This project is aimed to the development of a framework for alife contests: the main rules of life, a graphical interface and some examples of elementary microorganisms (more complex survival strategies are developed by the contestants).
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Cell Wars
A cellular automata game
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Harvest Moon is like it said a Harvest Moon (SNES) clone with more tasks, items.. and a larger story, which is currently in development. It uses OpenGL and SDL and will be written mainly for Linux, Windows and hopefully many portable devices.
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LifeSim Bash
Autonomous life simulation written in bash
This is LifeSim. It was a pretty decent C++ project, log time ago, but was discontinued. Now is reborn in bash! Long story short, LifeSim aims to create an autonomous, simple but complete "virtual animal" which can eat, sleep, meet other LifeSims, spread, mate and so on. This is an ultra-early alpha stage, so if you wanna try it's ok but remember..."nothing will work as expected". CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE IDEAS OR WANT TO GET INVOLVED! -
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MASyV (Multi-Agent System Visualization) enables one to write agent-based models/cellular automata, eg. in C, visualize them in real time & capture to movie file with MASyVs GUI & message passing lib. Includes examples: Hello World, ants, viral infection
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ME is a multiplayer, web-based game of space exploration and economic competition. It is a game of strategy, role-playing, combat, and diplomacy. Continues the development of ME originally by Bryan Brunton. Try the game at http://advancedpowers.com/
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RealTimeBattle is a programming game, in which robots controlled by programs are fighting each other. The goal is to destroy the enemies, using the radar to examine the environment and the cannon to shoot.
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Announces an encounter at random intervals. If you respond with the right grid number within 5 seconds you catch a fish. Inspired by "Carpet Fishing" as played by Dilbert in the comic by Scott Adams
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symposia
Bringing Plato's Symposium to VR
A multimodal, multiliteracy aware programmed approach to creating virtual realities inspired by Plato's Symposium and all surrounding, mostly later, texts. Designed for the author's doctoral dissertation.
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