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The beginning of 2023 provides new releases of various Linux distributions, but we should not forget about the still active, maybe already obsolete 32-bit hardware architecture (i686). Many open-source projects still actively develop this architecture, unfortunately its twilight is in sight. My list provides information about Linux-related projects that still
Read MoreWeb site: Category: Games Sub-Category: Puzzle Platform: Linux, iOS License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: March 5, 2010 Brain Party – a puzzle-solving, brain-stretching game that comes with 36 mini games designed to push your brain to its limits, testing memory, logic, mathematics, reactions and more. This game
Read MoreWeb site: www.semware.com Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: Linux, DOS, Windows, OS/2 License: Proprietary Interface: TUI Wikipedia: The SemWare Editor First release: 1985 TSE (The Semware Editor) – a general purpose plain text editor from Semware Corporation. The editor’s key feature is, that its makers created a procedural programming
Read MoreWeb site: Category: Games Sub-Category: Arcade Platform: Sega, IBM PC, Amiga, Atari, Commodore 64, PC Engine, WonderSwan, ZX-Spectrum, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo VC, iOS, Android, Windows License: Proprietary Interface: GUI Wikipedia: Golden Axe First release: January 27, 1989 Golden Axe (ゴールデンアックス, Gōruden Akkusu) – a side-scrolling, beat’em up, hack
Read MoreWeb site: www.ghasedak.ir/portal/ (not active) Origin: Iran Category: Desktop Desktop environment: KDE Architecture: x86 Based on: Ubuntu Wikipedia: Media: Live DVD The last version | Released: 2.0 | January 20, 2014 Ghasedak OS – an Ubuntu based Linux distribution with Linux kernel 3.0 kernel as default; created with a focus
Read MoreWeb site: lambda.vze.com Category: Network Subcategory: Wiki Platform: Windows License: unknown (open source ?) Interface: Web-interface Wikipedia: First release: 2003 WikiAsp – a wiki server program written in ASP script designed to run under Microsoft ©Windows OS and IIS. As a derivative of the original Aspwiki engine, it is arguably
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