GmBaAp

GmBaAp tile/map editor developed with and for GNU/Linux.

GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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robertcorreia Posted 2013-06-20

Thanks for good program!

1 user found this review helpful.

French, English

Developers, End Users/Desktop

Gnome

2002-11-14

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