1.0 trial software / shareware for linux

Pyrism is the ultimate puzzle strategy game. Pyrisms goal is to control more of the board than you opponent does. Each turn you change your color. When you do, you add the adjacent hexes that match your currently chosen color, gaining more and more of the hexes on the Pyrism Map.

How To Play

While learning the game of Pyrism is easy, strategy can get challenging, especially with different map selections. Each turn you choose a color. All of the Pyrism hex pieces that are adjacent to your current territory that match your chosen color are added to your territory. Obviously, You cannot change to a color that is in use by another player.

There are several ways to play the game. You can play to try to move farthest away from the starting point. You also can try to capture as many hexes as you can each turn. You can also try to block each of the computers moves, so he cannot grab as many hexes. Each of these has benefits and drawbacks, try each to see what works best for you!

Lua Lua is a puzzle game for childrens.
Prepare your little ones to feel like the VIPs they are, when playing Lua Lua games! Its a particularly pleasing pack of 7 Linux games for kids ages 3 to 7.
Designed for easy play using a "win win" concept, Lua Lua includes cute and cuddly animals that playfully invite your kids to take part in 7 fun-filled games: "Soopa Koopa," a puzzle; "Thinky Thinky," a memory game; "Catch-a-Match," a matching pairs game; "La La Land," a musical phrase game, "Pig-Tac-Dog" a tic tac toe game, ,"Taquin" a slide puzzle and "Drag and Drop" a shape matching game.
Please check back often for new game updates of Lua Lua. Updates and added games are free for registered users.
Main features:
- 7 Entertaining Games
- Endless fun
- adorably appropriate music
- Rewarding Game Play
- 42 Bright, Colorful Animals
- Encourages Learning
- Positive Experience
- Smiles from Everyone

pdfSplit in an application that allows to separate and/or re-arrange the order of the pages of an Adobe Acrobat file.
Main features:
- extract ranges of pages (1-3,5,65-75,8)
- extract the even pages
- extract the odd pages
- invert the order of pages
- encrypt the result with 128 bit security
Version restrictions:
- encrypted files
- files with security

Frenesia is an beautifull arcade game for Linux.

If youre a Linux user, you like intense arcade action, and youre an excellent shmup player, Frenesia just might be for you. Im not going to lie. You must have unbeatable game chops.

Frenesia is a good, fun and addictive retro arcade Linux game, a fast paced shoot em up game that will twist your body into a pretzel, turn you upside down, dribble you up and down like a basketball, THEN drop kick you until you land on your head. And youll like that!

Get your butt in gear and dodge and dance like crazy with your ship, collect bonuses, shoot aliens, and send your adrenaline levels to the sky.

Musical Note: If you can pass Level 9, youll hear a different music track.

TetriBox is a pack of 18 arcade games with different blocks, grids, strategies and logic. The games are the new interpretation of the popular Tetris game, greatly improved and having a lot of various features that make them really unique.

Some of the games are the all-time classics, some are completely new and untasted. Get a whole score of games, a dollar apiece! More than that, you can take part in the International Tournament!

Game Rules

In all games your goal is to keep the board from filling up as long as possible and get the highest score.

There are six types of the game:

1. Quadrix - the most classic one. Each piece in this game consists of four blocks. You can rotate the falling piece to fit it into free space. When you build a line of blocks that goes from left side of the board to right one - that line of blocks disappear. More lines removed at once - more points you get. Game starts with empty board.

2. Pentix - this is more advanced game, because here pieces contain from 2 to 5 blocks. The other rules of the game are identical to Quadrix game.

3. Picktris - At the beginning of this game you have board partially filled with some special blocks on it. To finish a level you will have to remove all of these special blocks. Everything else is like in Quadrix game.

4. Columns - This game is much different from the previous ones, because here you cant rotate the falling piece, but you can switch position of blocks within the falling piece. In this game your goal is not to build lines that go from left to right through the board, but to place blocks with the same color close to each other. When three or more blocks with the same color are placed together - they disappear. Note that two blocks are treated to be places together only if they share one common side.

5. Blocktris - There are no falling pieces in this game, so you can place the piece wherever you want, but you dont have the ability to rotate a piece. All pieces contain from 1 to 4 blocks. If you build line of blocks that goes from one side of the board to another - that line of blocks disappear.

6. Mosaic - In this game there are no falling pieces either, you cannot rotate a piece, you cant even switch blocks positions within a piece, but you can place a piece wherever you want. In order to clear some space on the board you have to place blocks with the same color close to each other, and when three or more blocks come together - they disappear just like in Columns game.

All of the games mentioned above are available on three different grids - rectangular, hexagonal and triangular grids. Every grid brings some special tricks and different strategies of playing, so the same game on different grids appears to be a set of three completely different games.

Thats amazing! Eighteen different games in a single game pack! Try them all, and we are sure - you will find several games that suite your taste.

The game runs on major Linus flavors (RedHat, Debian, Mandrake, SuSE, Slackware and others)