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Based on the game of the same name found on the Sony t68i, this is a simple puzzle game that requires the player to guide some colored balls into their correct homes on the playing field.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:
SDL
SDL_image
SDL_mixer
SDL_ttf

Q-LAMP is a statistical tool for Quakeworld which allows you to keep track of what is going on on yout LAN or Internet game. It gives its output to a HTML page which is created dynamically every time you access it, so you always got the standings in real time.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Quake
Linux
Apache
MySQL
PHP

Go is an ancient boardgame, very common in Japan, China and Korea.
qGo is a Go client and SGF editor written with the Qt library.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

Most games store their values for money, energy, lives etc. in memory while they are running. QGSpider gives you the power to search for memory addresses of those values, and the possibility to modify or lock the values to whatever you want! It's written in C++ with Qt.

With version 2.0, QGSpider also can change game running speed. you can "fast" or "slow" the game, it's so funny!

License: free

QJoyPad is a Linux/QT program that converts joystick or gamepad input into keypresses or mouse actions for XWindows. This lets you play any XWindows game with your gaming device. Use your game controller in a game that doesn't have joystick support, choose your own custom layouts to play your games how you want, and get rid of extra gamepad plugins for your emulators with QJoyPad.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: The QT toolkit and a Linux-supported gaming device.

You have ten attempts to deduce the correct placement of a set of colored pegs into four holes. After each attempt, you get told how many right colored pegs are in the right holes and how many pegs are the right color but in the wrong hole.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Qt libraries (2.x or 3.x) (KDE *not* requiered)