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2. SuperTux - Wikipedia

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   The game was developed under usage of Simple DirectMedia Layer as cross-platform middlelayer targeting OpenGL and OpenAL. Game engine and physics engine are own developed. The game's metadata are S-Expressions of the programming language Lisp, scripts are written in Squirrel. In January 2022, SuperTux was released on Steam as an Early Access ...

3. SuperTuxKart - Wikipedia

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   The characters available in the base game are: Tux, a penguin, the mascot of Linux who appears as the protagonist. Nolok, an evil dragon from the game SuperTux, main villain; Gnu, a gnu based on the mascot of the GNU Project who rides a flying carpet; Adiumy, a duck, mascot of the instant messaging client Adium

4. Roxor Games - Wikipedia

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   The sequel, Tux 2, featuring new characters and levels, was in market testing [when?]. Their second product was In The Groove, a series of games in the arcade dance game genre. Following the well-established practice of converting arcade systems via kits, Version 1.0 of In The Groove was released as an upgrade kit for existing arcade dance ...

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7. Video games and Linux - Wikipedia

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   The Linux Game Tome was taken over by Bob Zimbinski in 1998 eventually growing to over 2000 entries, sponsored by retailer Penguin Computing and later LGP until it went down in 2013, although mirrors still exist. [43] [44] The site LinuxGames covered news and commentary from November 1998 until its host Atomicgamer went down in 2015.