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This driver allow you to use your Saitek P2500 rumble pad under Linux. This paddle already works with the kernel, but this driver add the gestion of the Dpad switch and the rumble effect.

License: free

ServerWatch is a GUI interface for the Linux NWN Server. It uses the KDE toolkit. I have changed the interface a bit from the server GUI that Bioware made for windows. The biggest change is that I have grouped the widgets into two Tabs ("Server" and "Game"), and provided a third Tab ("Messages") that logs all server messages, and allows you to send commands to the server manually if you wish.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

Setup Graphic Installer 1.0 is a graphic installer utility, with which a developer can create a simple, easy-to-use, standardized install routine. This is the tool Loki uses in many of their commercial products.

This installer uses an XML description file to describe a package, and provides both a console and a GTk front-end to install it.

The installer requires libxml 1.4.0 to parse the XML configuration, and libglade 1.7 to dynamically load the GTk user interface definition. Source archives for these libraries can be found in ./libs, and newer versions may also work.

License: free

Sphere provides a complete IDE and a runtime engine to build simple to semicomplex 2d games. The games you create with it are directly portable to windows without any modifications (there is a windows runtime). It has a simple point and click like interface for creating the game content, and generally, it's one of the first game makers for linux. It's wxEditor is being ported, there are some bugs, but it should be useable. I'm looking for people to beta test it together with me so we can file the final bugs and get 1.0 for linux ready. I hope you enjoy sphere! Features: Alpha blending, javascript scripting (spidermonkey), map editor, sprite editor, image editor, tileset editor, packages, networking, sound support, lot's of image formats are supported, lot's of precreated functionality, etc.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: corona, audiere, sdl, wxWidgets (gtk+) the former two can be downloaded from the website. sdl is available from www.libsdl.org and wxWidgets from www.wxwidgets.org. Make sure you get the gtk+ runtime version of wxWidgets.

Sphere is a tool for making games with a few clicks and a few (Java) Scripts. The games can be made with the editor in Windows, or using the wxEditor for linux that is still in beta. The windows version of Sphere supports different graphics drivers such as OpenGL, GDI, or DirectX. For Linux, it uses SDL and supports a few minor settings. Sphere has been developed for years, to be precise, since 1997. The source code has since grown to 253 830 lines in over 1000 files (243 lines per file avg. if you're a nerd), and the main author (Chad Austin) has also written 2 additional libraries from scratch that have been embedded in Sphere. Don't waste time coding a 2d engine, use Sphere! Note: You need to build from CVS to get the engine running for linux. You can get live support on irc @ esper.net/#sphere. First RTFM though.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

• Corona
• Audiere
• Scons

This is the dedicated Linux server for the Windows game Team Factor, a stand-alone multi-player action game designed with team play in mind. The game missions, environments and objectives are inspired by the "shadow" military operations - whether real or fiction style.

License: free