Free marble blast ultra black diamond software for linux

Clearlooks-BlackMod are three themes designed to perfectly fits Clearlooks themes with Black borders.

See for example the Light and Medium versions how look good with Aerials! Absolutely wonderful.

Scrabble Blast Solver 0.1 offers you a professional and easy-to-use software which is an effective way to find and display words and their score for the popular online Scrabble Blast game. This product will be your good choice.

Green On Black is the adaptation for KDE 3.5.x of the "Green On Black" theme from KDE 3.2.

Tilt-n-Roll is a puzzle game where you must roll your marble through the 3d maze to the exit.
This game is an entry into Intels Game Demo 2007 contest. Please take the time to rate my game and help me win a prize!
Tilt the 3d maze and roll your marble to the exit. The final version will fully support laptop SMS / HDAPS sensors to allow players to tilt the laptop to play! (Support is partially there now - Linux users get an SDL patch and Mac users can wrangle with Unimotion).
Main features:
- Multiple powerups, monsters, switches, puzzles, traps...
- Built-in level editor: design and share your mazes with friends!
- Keyboard or mouse control for unsupported laptops
- Plenty of sound effects and catchy music
- Physics calculations are run in a second thread: multicore users should see an increase in both framerate and simulation accuracy
- Runs on Windows, Mac OS or Linux.
- Completely open-source software under the GNU GPL!

mpiBLAST is an MPI based parallel implementation of NCBI BLAST. The project consists of a pair of programs that replace formatdb and blastall with versions that execute BLAST jobs in parallel on a cluster of computers with MPI installed. There are two primary advantages to using mpiBLAST versus traditional BLAST.

First, mpiBLAST splits the database across each node in the cluster. Because each nodes segment of the database is smaller it can usually reside in the buffer-cache, yielding a significant speedup due to the elimination of disk I/O. Second, it allows BLAST users to take advantage of efficient, low-cost Beowulf clusters because interprocessor communication demands are low.

mpiBLAST achieves super-linear speedup in situations where the database is too large to fit into RAM, and near linear speedup in other situations. It does not require a dedicated cluster.

Marbles is a simple board game. The objective is to take out as big groups of marbles as possible. Highscore system included. Ive also programmed some simple physics to make it look like the marbles fall.

If you hold the mouse over a cluster of marbles for a little while, then the potential score will show. You get bonuses if you remove eg. all the blue ones.

Installation:

./configure && make

su

./install_marbles.sh

exit

(Dont use "make install", if you did do a "make uninstall")

Start it by typing:

marbles

Its not programmed in QT, but it works in KDE.

Current record:

25960 points
- Held by a friend. Dont think anyone will beat that in a while:)

Marble is an early beta preview of the Marble Widget application which is targeted for KDE 4.
You need to install both packages: "marble" and "marble-data" to run Marble.
Marble is a generic geographical map widget that is meant to be used by KDE4 applications. It shows the earth as a sphere but doesnt make use of any hardware acceleration (No OpenGL). So although it might look similar to professional applications like Google Earth or Nasa World Wind its rather meant to be a small light weight multi purpose widget. To improve speed I decided to compile the Kubuntu packages with SSE support (-msse).
Main features:
- Marble uses a minimal free dataset that can be used offline. Currently the total amount of data that is meant to be shipped is about 5 MB.
- Marble doesnt use OpenGL or 3D hardware acceleration. It just uses Arthur as a painting backend. Extending it later on to support OpenGL as well shouldnt be hard however I dont consider that the primary focus. Depending on your hardware and the maps being displayed framerate is approximately 5-20 fps.
- Marble uses vector as well as bitmap data: Currently it uses the very old MWDB II data combined with ETOPO 2, which I will update to current SRTM soon.
- Marble displays the world map as a 3D sphere, because its more fun to use and less subject to distortion (So with regard to that its just like NASA WorldWind, Earth3D and Google Earth)
- Marble should start up almost instantly. Currently it "cold" starts fully within 2-5 seconds. On each subsequent start it takes about one second.
- Uses KML-Import to display places (Google Earths open format to store placemarks)
- Cities Down to 12000 inhabitants that you can click on using the mouse. Highest Mountains of each continent. Automatic Placemark label placement.
- Different Map Themes, Layers
- Dynamic Coordinate Grid
- Measure Tool
- Basic Wikipedia integration