Musikuiz is a command line music quiz. To play it, you need Amarok >= 1.4.3, python-sqlite2 and a mostly tagged Amarok collection. Installation: * rename it: mv 48961-musikuiz.py musikuiz.py * make the script executable: chmod +x musikuiz.py * put it to some place inside the search...

Centimonkey is a simple script, providing you with about 1/100 the text generating power of a monkey at a typewriter. Painter Mark Tansey has three concentric wheels filled with words meaningful to him which he uses to generate ideas of what to paint. Jorge Luis Borges mentions a mechanism...

The GGZ Gaming Zone is an infrastructure for Free Software online gaming, which ships with more than 20 games but also serves as the foundation for others. The GGZ KDE Games collection is a package which contains currently 9 game clients for online play, while some can also be used locally...

KBoggle 0.4.1 ============= This is KBoggle, a Boggle game for KDE. For those who don't know Boggle, it's quite simple: make words of the letters you find in the grid. From a certain starting letter, you can go horizontal, vertical and diagonal to make words. Find as many words in the given...

There is one jigsaw program for Linux-X-windows: Xjig. JxJigsaws gives this a GUI. One can preview images, resize, select number of pieces and launch Xjig. The image preview remains as a floating picture while you solve the puzzle. Caveats: Xjig has a few problems not addressed in here: 1....

A very simple sudoku game.

Installation: check here: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Installing_3rd_Party_Ebuilds copy the ebuild into $PORTDIR_OVERLAY/kde-misc/kuote btw: i just provided the ebuild, the programm can be found here: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=18046

Skipping stones game - "jump neighboring stones over one another. Only one stone will survive!" Requires OpenGL and GLU libraries

Kraps is a KDE version of the popular casino dice game. This is beta-quality software at the moment, but many features are implemented (like off-and-on, place, and come bets)

A simple biorhythm-like applet using a chaotic algorithm. Your daily state is presented with colors and percentages. Ligths represent (I)ntellectual, (P)hysical, and (E)motional levels. I have written it while learning about Qt and KDE programming so it is just a toy. Still, let me know if you...