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"Shane's Chess Information Database" is a huge chess toolkit with extensive database, analysis and chess-playing features. Scid vs. PC is a usability and bug-fix fork of Scid. It has many interface fixes and improvements, and is fully compatible with Scid's .si4 databases. New features include a rewritten Gamelist, Computer Tournament, and FICS, Tree, Book and Graph improvements.

Tria O.S. detects hard & soft specs of the PC where you run it, you can load this info or specify it manually to let the program inform you what would be the best operating system for a specific PC, with the specified hardware, and then see the difference by adding RAM, a SSD hard drive, changing the graphics card ... etc. REQUIREMENTS: Linux EDITION need Gambas 3.3 or later, so you have to install the 'gambas3' package before installing. 90's EDITION needs 160 MB (192 MB on a...

ch.rose is an indie project based on arch linux and ALCI. There are currently two versions of the distribution: - i3 gaps - kde-plasma in total: + fix a bug where a live user could not leave after installing the system i3: introduced a keyboard cursor control tool, to do this, press shift + arrow key. Left mouse button - shift + enter key Middle mouse button - shift + p Right mouse button - shift + right ctrl rest of i3 control is standard, mod button is set to win(super) key

20151229: + Opera plugins: AdBlock (ad blocking) + Opera plugins: SaveFrom (video/audio downloader) + added Ukrainian to KDE programs + language-selector-gnome (language pack installer) + checking the presence of /etc/resolv.conf when loading and creating a symlink if necessary * sudo dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf // Fix problems with DNS (execute in the terminal) * Workspace switch hidden in Cairo-Dock * NumLock is disabled (this is better for laptops)

A simple blocks game made with python and pygame. Licensed under GPLv3. Used python 2.6.4 and pygame 1.9.1 for development. Tested on Linux and Win XP. Update 2013: I'm sorry that the development for this game stopped. I tried to render everything with OpenGL and as expected, found myself in the middle of a multitude of problems relating to it. The blocks look a lot cooler in 3d though, so I hope I'll manage to resume studying what went wrong and eventually fix it. If I had a Windows machine to do development on, I might try to rewrite everything in Unity, but until they make a Linux dev platform, I think I'll remain with pygame and pyOpenGL.