Free snake 1.0.0 software for linux

Snake 1.0.0 is a small yet fun to play game for everyone. It is actually the snake clone for Linux which is a remake of the "famous" cellphone-game Snake. In order to use this game, start konsole, cd into the directory you saved it into and type "python snake.py". That's it!

Enhancements

• Bugfix: pushing buttons too fast doesn't lead to loss of game anymore
• Changed size of snake-elements so that it became a little more difficult
• Added highscore information
• Now you can choose between three levels
• A short countdown will give you some seconds to prepare
• Now you can pause the game by pressing the "space"-bar
• Changed speed of slow and medium levels
• Not really a bugfix. but performance should be much better now! especially in the fast level, you should see that its a constant speed now
• Everything is now working with Qt4

Requirements:

• Python
• Python-tk

sEngine is an universal tiny server for your C application.

You can use it as the base for your own server application or you can integrate it into an existing program that requires network support.

The source code is well documentated in English, and it is shipped with English and German documentation.

Without modification it is a TCP-server which listens to a port, accepts connection, and then closes the connection.

snake3d is a variant of the snake game (or worm game, depends on when you where
born).

You are a snake in a 3d cube trying to eat as many icosahedrons as possible, which makes your tail longer. To make things worse, there are other snakes in the cube.

When the game starts, all snakes are controled by the computer. When you like to take over, simply press a movement key and youll gain control over the green snake.

The keys are:

4 2 6 8 9 3: Moves left, down, right, up, forward, and backward according to the boards "north". That is, if you rotate the board, the 4 will make the snake move to the same wall even if it is now in the back. For help, there is a small compass on the lower left corner of the screen.

j , l i: Moves left, down, right, and up, according to the snakes point of view. For those controls you can use the "first person view" on the left of the screen. In the full board view, notice the eyes of the snake which will tell you which direction is up.

m .: Rotates the snake left and right around itself (I think this is called yaw).

a x d w: Rotates the board left, down, right, and up.

z c: Rotates the board in the z axis (yaw again?)

= -: Zooms in and out

G: Change grid level in the first person view

g: Change grid level in the full board view

n: Enters and exits auto pilot mode (notice that this is not the same as the other snakes or the beginning auto pilot mode. On this mode the snake will simply avoid obstacles.

r: Resets the speed and the board (rotation and zoom).

R: Resets the snakes (after you die).

b: change background color

< >: speed up and down

e: show walls

f: full screen mode (very buggy)

t: lighting on and off

p: pause

q: quit

SNAKES is a Python library that provides all then necessary to define and execute many sorts of Petri nets, in particular those of the PBC and M-nets family. Its main aim is to be a general Petri net library, being able to cope with most Petri nets models, and providing the researcher with a tool to quickly prototype its new ideas. SNAKES should be suitable to provide the data model for editors or simulators; actually, any editor that use SNAKES may also be a simulator as SNAKES can execute any net.
A key feature of SNAKES is the ability to use arbitrary Python objects as tokens and arbitrary Python expressions in many points, for instance in transitions guards or arcs outgoing of transitions. This is what makes SNAKES that general. This relies on the capability of Python to run dynamically provided Python code (the eval function). This feature may not be efficient enough for model-checking: speed is the price to pay for the wide generality. However, in the case of a new model, SNAKES may happen to be the only available tool.
Another important feature of SNAKES is the plugin system that allows to extend the features and work with specialised classes of Petri nets. Currently, the following plugins are provided:
pos adds to nodes the capability of holding their position. Nodes can be moved or shifted, Petri nets can be shifted globally and their bounding box can be computed.
graphviz adds a method to draw a Petri net using the tool GraphViz. The layout is provided by the user that provides the coordinate of the nodes (using the plugin pos).
status extends the Petri net model by adding status to the nodes. This is similar to what is used in the models of the PBC or Mnets family. Nodes can then merged automatically according to their status.
ops this plugins defines control flow operations on Petri nets usually found in the PBC and Mnets family. Nets can be composed in parallel, sequence, choice and iteration. These operations rely on the places status.
posops combines the features of pos and ops plugins: the control flow operations are modified in order to rearrange the nodes position in order to provide well shaped nets.
lashdata allows to define data that is not handled in the places of the Petri net but stored instead in the special structures handled by the library Lash. This allows in particular to aggregate possibly infinite states into one meta-state.
Enhancements:
- The GraphViz plugin has been improved.

This is an adapted, improved version of the popular javacave game, written in QtRuby.

Installation:

download
chmod +x snake(gl).rb
run it.

GrufSpaces provides a program that lets your teams work together in shared work areas.

GrufSpaces lets your teams work together in shared work areas where they can share documents and discuss ideas.

Besides document sharing, team members can make use of a number of optional services like discussion boards, chat applications, and polls for decision making.

Ballsmacker is a virtual pool game.
Its is a virtual pool game rendered in OpenGL.
Main features:
- Support for British pool rules
- Sound effects
- Physics engine which scales according to rendering speed
- Smooth edged pool tables defined using SVG paths
- Supports British (yellow/red) and American (striped/unstriped) textured balls.

bench is a tool that times how long an application was running.

The project can be used to test algorithms for speed changes, since it counts in microseconds.