No time for games. That doesn't mean there are no games on Linux. Games are part of any distribution since it's early days. The only two that I played with and still do it once or twice a year are GNU chess and Mahjong. It's possible to play chess in text mode. I do not know if it's possible to play any other game without graphics. There are whole directories under /usr/games and /usr/share/games for games. Some games are in other locations as well. Check it out. Linux has a great tool for finding files. It runs a program slocate to build a database once a day, around 4 in the morning for Redhat I think. That database is accessible with command locate. For example: locate games produces a bunch of lines listing any directory and file name with string "games" in it. Then you go from there and look at the files directly to find the one you realy want. On Sat, Jun 01, 2002 at 09:48:55PM -0600, cbowman@netdoor.com wrote: > > hi listers, if there are any gamers on thelist here. are there any > accessable games in linux? thanks alot. > charles > Net-Tamer V 1.11 - Test Drive > -- Rafael The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor is Constant.