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OPEW
A complete multi-language developement stack for GNU/Linux
OPEW is a powerful, complete, independent and extensible open source distribution stack for GNU/Linux based OS. Its goal is to provide a rich, portable, ready-to-run development environment focused on modern and robust programming languages in order to satisfy the common needs for a software development. OPEW includes the latest stable version of PHP, Ruby, Perl, Node.js, Go, Python and Lua, providing a powerful multi-language development enviroment. It's also given a full stack of open... -
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CGOS is a game playing server designed for Computer Go programs only. It was designed to address a need in the computer Go community - a way to test programs that play Go on a 9x9 board and also to get a rating for those programs.
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TkIGC stands for Tk Internet Go Client, and is used to connect to a go server to play the ancient board game called go.
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Sudoku game board written in Tcl/Tk. Meant to be lightweight and portable (Linux, BSD, Windows, Mac).
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