Free funny stuff software for linux

Those Funny Funguloids project is actually a nice little piece of entertainment. You collect mushrooms, bring them back to your home base and profit! Thats the basic idea in a nutshell.

It has smooth, appealing 3d graphics and nice atmospheric sound effects. Go ahead and try it out - it has sounds too!

Those Funny Funguloids! is free, open source software. Were using Ogre graphics engine for visuals, Lua for scripting and FMOD Ex for audio output.

Fat Fish is an attractive and funny arcade game.

Are you prepared to meet the most hungry fish of the ocean?... Fat Fish is a game where you take the control of a fish who has a insatiable stomach and must to eat his victims who falls infinitely into the ocean.

The game has 4 different objectives, or rather, 4 short-games where you will entertain trying to complete them. During the game and according to how much you eat, you will start to find out that the fish will lose his agility little by little... here is the part where the toilet that is in the right-bottom of the ocean takes part of the game letting you to "shit" to recover your agility and to continue with your food.

Fat Fish has a simple and funny graphic design, it also has funny music and powerful sound effects that give the game a extra points of fun and adiction.
You will be able to setup your controls, the video mode, sound, music, graphic effects and all the necesary to setup de game according to the needs of your computer or according to your preferences.

Nmonitor is a monitoring tool, by default capable of monitoring via ping, UDP and TCP checks.
It has builtin plugin system so customized scripts can be used to monitor whatever you like eg. oracle tablespaces, diskspace whatever.
This tool was written because I needed a very simple network monitor, and thats what it is, dont expect any miracles from this thing.
Enhancements:
- No extra features, just some bugfixes
- reporting bug fixed
- alarm causes nmonitor to be locked bug fixed
- some other minor stuff I cant remember
- removed some typos from INSTALL doc:)

JuggleMaster project is a juggling siteswap animator.
JuggleMaster is a cross-platform juggling animator [understanding siteswap].
Anyone who doesnt know what siteswap is can still download it and look at the patterns that come with it, and examine the cool stuff they could do if they did understand it.
Enhancements:
- all: Makefile voodoo
- jmqt: initial add
- jmlib: Added patterns.h and patterns.cpp, which parse pattern files
- data: Added some style data for completeness
- jmdlx: Added printing mpegs. Thanks to luap for the color stuff.
- jmdlx: Added printing images
- jmdlx: HUGE list of fixes and changes from arkanes in #wxwidgets
- jmdlx: Added Visual Studio build stuff, also arkanes
- jmpocket: initial add
- jmlib: minor jmpocket compatability fixes

pyvm is new a python virtual machine implementation which can run Python 2.4 bytecode and most of the times produce the expected output.

The vm is pretty stable but very incomplete: there are missing opcodes, builtin
methods, types and libraries. Were only implementing what we need.

pyvm can execute the bytecode of the pyc compiler and therefore with a simple
bootstrapping procedure it can compile and run python source code. However this
is just one possible, optional frontend to the VM. The pyc compiler is very stable.

Python is also the batteries. pyvm can use pythons standard library and additionaly includes some batteries of its own. There is support for Tkinter, OpenGL and the twilight GUI wrapper. These are pretty stable. There are also implementations of pygame (the C-part of pygame is rewritten in python) and pygtk, but they are very unstable and were not included in the distribution.

If youve installed pyvm you can:

- go to Lib/pyc and type "python test_bootstrap.py", to see if that works
- you can run "pyvm test_libsize.pyc" vs. "python test_libsize.pyc" to see which is faster.
- go to Stuff/Benchmarks and type "./Dejavu.py" which will compare pyvm vs. python on the collection of benchmarks. (the cooked-bench suite)
- If you have a graphics display you can try out the openGL tests from Stuff/gltests.
- go to Stuff/wiki/example and type "pyvm site.py 9000". Then open the file to_the_wiki.html with a web browser!

pyvm does not have an interactive shell yet. It can be easilly emulated with raw_input(), but for readline functionality wed rather rewrite readline in python instead of wrapping the GNU readline library.

KMerlin provides a MSN chat client.
KMerlin is an MSN chat client which includes a number of funny smilies and lots of nice features.
Enhancements:
- Tested with KDE3.1 and Qt3.1.1
- This release is almost rewritten,
- New GUI
- New preferences
- New Notification system
- Animated System tray icons