Free three kingdoms software for linux

HuaRongDao project is an ancient Chinese puzzle game.

The puzzle "HuaRongDao" has been the most popular puzzle in China for hundreds years. It came from part of the well-know story "The legend of three kingdoms".

At the end of Han Dynasty (about 200 AC.), China was divided into three kingdoms, Wei, Shu and Wu. "Caocao", the leader of Wei, wanted to unit China, however, was totally defeated at "ChiBi" by the allies of Shu and Wu. Only he and other 30 people escaped from HuaRongDao and came back to Wei.

After about 30 years, China was still united by Wei (named Jin at that time) into one country.

Its aim is to move pieces on the board in order to move the largest one to the center of the bottom. It is a very small game, and it is very challenging. This implementation is based on the curses library.

The game is controlled by keyboard only. Its features include undo, redo, and bookmarks. Custom starting patterns are also supported.

Regnum Online is a MMORPG game, that wants to invite you to join our world and play for free. The only thing we require is that you fight for your realm.
Regnum Online is a massive multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG MMORPG) for the PC where the player are immersed in a 3D virtual world. There they can live as Elves, Humans Dwarves, or Dark Elves having exciting adventures, exploring the wild lands or joining an army of players to take on the other kingdoms armies."
The game is in beta stage, but already offers many quests, items, and monsters, not to mention the large number of both english-, spanish-, and portuguese-speaking players youll meet in-game.
Main features:
- Regnum offers 3 realms to choose from.
- 9 fully customizable player characters.
- Hundreds of quests.
- The ability to capture forts and castles.
- Expansive lands to explore.
- Glorious graphical environments.

tes project is a ncurses multiplayer card game of visual perception.

tes is a simple multiplayer card game of visual perception for ncurses networked environments.

The goal of the game is to find three cards which have the proper properties quicker than your opponents. A bot is included for lonely players.

Avoid The Roid 3D project is a 3D asteroids-like multiplayer game.

The player flies around in a three dimensional space, shooting asteroids and other ships while trying to avoid running into any of them or being shot.

The game is written in c++ and uses unix sockets for networking, pthreads for the thread library, OpenGL for the graphics library, glut for windows and input, and OpenAL for audio.

Parallel Three-Dimensional Fast Fourier Transforms, dubbed P3DFFT, is a library for computational computing in a wide range of sciences, such as physics, climatology, chemistry.
This project was developed at SDSC by Dmitry Pekurovsky as a product of a Strategic Applications Collaborations (SAC) project.
Main features:
- Parallel implementation with 2D data decomposition, overcoming an important limitation to scalability of other 3D FFT libraries implementing 1D, or slab, decomposition.
- Optimized for parallel communication and single-CPU performance.
- Built on top of well-optimized and flexible 1D FFT libraries.
Enhancements:
- Assorted minor bugfixes and code speedups.

cgames project consists of three games for the Linux console.
cgames is a package that provides three games for the Linux console. Included are cmines (minesweeper), csokoban (sokoban), and cblocks (sliding-block puzzles).
The games make use of the console font and mouse support to improve the user interface.
Enhancements:
- Created a ./configure script and a top-level Makefile.
- Added the option to permit building without gpm.
- Modified the keyboard interface to cblocks (after a suggestion by Ben Olmstead).
- Added the S command to csokoban.
- Modified the cblocks -w features output format.
- Minor documentation bugfixes.

Text::Template::Inline allows easy formatting of hierarchical data.

SYNOPSIS

# you can import any name you want instead of "render"
use Text::Template::Inline render;

# yields "Replace things and stuff."
render {
foo => things,
bar => stuff,
}, q ;

# yields "Three Two One Zero"
render [qw/ Zero One Two Three /], {3} {2} {1} {0};

# for a blessed $obj that has id and name accessors:
render $obj, {id} {name};

# a "fat comma" can be used as syntactic sugar:
render $obj => {id} {name};

# its also possible to traverse heirarchies of data,
# even of different types.
# the following yields "one two three"
render {
a => { d => one },
b => { e => two },
c => { f => [qw/ zero one two three /], },
} => {a.d} {b.e} {c.f.3};

# theres also an automatic unindent feature that
# lines up to the least-indented line in the template:
render {
a => { d => one },
b => { e => two },
c => { f => [qw/ zero one two three /], },
} => q{
{a.d}
{b.e}
{c.f.3}
};
# the above results in this:
one
two
three