New World Order: More Depth, Better Graphics in Battle for Wesnoth 1.6
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more »Wiimote with Linux Using the Nintendo Wiimote with Linux
Feb 28, 2009Nintendo's Wii game console includes the popular Wiimote control. Have you ever wondered whether the Wiimote works with Linux?
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more »Small Universe: LinCity-NG 2.0
Jan 28, 2009The LinCity-NG project takes after the classic SimCity, and with good effect. The new version enhances graphics and simulation logic.
more »World of Goo for Linux
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