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This utility scans hex codes in a proccess so you can change a variable during game play. Cheat like mad!

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Kde 1.0 libs

Kmud is a free graphical MUD client for Linux and other Unix platforms running KDE. It is an useful and easy to use program for all people that want a nice graphical interface instead of a simple telnet for playing MUDs. Features: connection wizard / profiles, automapper, aliases, triggers (also color-triggers, regex support), input history (with intelligent browsing), split screen in view history scrollback, numpad walking, speed walking, ansi/vt100 support with color customising, alternative input line & multiline input, logging facility, auto login / auto reconnect, programmable toolbar, MCCP (mud client compression protocol) support, plugin interface

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

• Qt 1.x
• KDE 1.x

KRconLinux is a KDE tool for querying, managing and browsing game servers like Half-Life mods (Counter Strike, Dod, etc.), Quake series, and more. It features a console to send rcon commands, a server log receiver, an (incomplete) IRC bot to monitor the games, and a chat console to interact with the players inside the game. It is capable of listing the available server maps and changing them, establishing server settings via configuration files, changing the current server password, updating and modifying the server ban list, kicking and banning players, and changing server variables.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: qt 3.x
kde 3.x
qstat 2.5c

KSnes9x is a frontend for Snes9x, the snes emulator.

With KSnes9x you can load and play your favorite games at ease. It also lets you set all your favorite options with only a couple of clicks.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: KDE 1.x and Qt 1.4.x for the 1.2 version. KDE 2.x and QT 2.1.x for the 1.9.1 version.

KStella is KDE frontend to the Atari 2600 emulator, Stella. It allows you to play emulated Atari games without ever touching the command line.

Other nice features include viewing of game snapshots, cartridge scans and HTML game manuals, as well as saving of per-game settings.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Requires KDE3. I have tested it on KDE 3.2 and QT 3.2.3.

Kurumin Games is a Live CD based on Kurumin/Knoppix (Much older than Knoppix Games), created to simplify playing games in Linux. Just boot your computer using the system, and when you finish, the games will be ready to play. Kurumin Games has now 5 series, and each each series has a group of different games. In the site you can see the complete list of games. Some tools are included to help the user configure the system, activate the 3D drivers, and configure the joystick. All of the games are available in a panel, where the user can begin them easily. The system is 100% GPL and it can be downloaded, and/or distributed freely.

The website and documentation are in Portuguese.

License: free