Top 10 mini GAMES for Puppy 4

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#41 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 14 Jul 2008, 00:19

[quote="trapster"]Here's a classic text-based battleship game.
Compiled in 3.00retro.
Installs the file bs to /usr/local/bin.
Type bs in a console.
Homepage

So you can compile in 3.0 retro but not in 3.0.1 retro? I usually compile in 3.0.1 and then save and reboot with 3.0.1 retro to install.
ttuuxxx

trapster · #42 Post by **trapster** » Mon 14 Jul 2008, 01:30

puppy-3.00-retro is what I use.
Where/why the 301 retro comment?????
I don't have that one.

#43 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 14 Jul 2008, 01:38

trapster wrote:puppy-3.00-retro is what I use.
Where/why the 301 retro comment?????
I don't have that one.

I built a lite 75mb version of "Fire Hydrant 3.0.1" Because older pc users needed something small to run on there pc's, But The 3.0.1 devx wouldn't compile, so basically I had to use 3.0.1 regular puppy to compile what I needed and switched over to retro. Was a pain but worked out nicely, Now I just found out by you that you can compile with 3.0 which I should of used as the source.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 585#214585
ttuuxxx

wosifat · #44 Post by **wosifat** » Thu 17 Jul 2008, 12:48

More, more!
Don't know how popular it is, but how do you get the bubble popping game to work in Puppy 4? It's in the Packet Manager with Puppy 3 software, but I can't get it to work in Puppy 4.

muggins · #45 Post by **muggins** » Thu 17 Jul 2008, 13:39

Bubbles is written in tcl/tk, so you just need to install the tcl .pet, and the tk .pet, from the pup3 repository. Both are about 500+kbytes.

muggins · #46 Post by **muggins** » Sun 20 Jul 2008, 03:22

Another small game, without any additional library load, is fltetris:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=169395

zigbert · #47 Post by **zigbert** » Sun 20 Jul 2008, 06:27

Wonderful! flTetris is added to list.

Thanks
Sigmund

muggins · #48 Post by **muggins** » Wed 06 Aug 2008, 11:45

http://www.steve.org.uk/Software/xreverse/

Extract the attached archive to /. Then run by entering xreverse in a console.

Available commands are:

'h' to show hints.
'n' for new game - abondon current game.
'u' undo the last move.
'q' for quit the program.

zigbert · #49 Post by **zigbert** » Sat 23 Aug 2008, 11:07

I've added Parchis40 to the list. The packager is of course Muggins. I left xreverse in the dark, just because we got already jester...

Thanks muggins

#50 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 01 Dec 2008, 04:56

Here is one to die for, Classic Breakout

with sound !!
This should make it to the top ten list.

#51 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 01 Dec 2008, 05:39

Here's another flash game "A-Blast", It reminds me of Xsoldier but with excellent sounds and very addictive

zigbert · #52 Post by **zigbert** » Mon 01 Dec 2008, 09:23

Thank you ttuuxxx

I have added the breakout game as nr 8. There was a better looking breakout game in the top10, but the physics works better with the new one. Also, only 12kb

A-blast is also nice, but with the same size as Xgalaga, I wouldn't call it a true mini-game. - well, I guess we could disagree on that one

Sigmund

jackieflorida · #53 Post by **jackieflorida** » Fri 19 Dec 2008, 14:31

I just installed the Seahaven card game in Dingo that I downloaded from this forum as a pet.

I can't figure out how to reset the gaming record.

Is it possible to restore the gaming record back to zero, and if so how?

#54 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Fri 19 Dec 2008, 20:18

jackieflorida wrote:I just installed the Seahaven card game in Dingo that I downloaded from this forum as a pet.

I can't figure out how to reset the gaming record.

Is it possible to restore the gaming record back to zero, and if so how?

Just delete /root/.seahavensave (its a hidden file)
ttuuxxx

jackieflorida · #55 Post by **jackieflorida** » Sat 20 Dec 2008, 15:21

Thanks ttuuxxx.

Now I can bury my past and start life over with a simple deletion!!

I did look all over for documentation, including Sourceforge, and couldn't find any. I don't know much about games either.

This Forum continues to be a splendid help source. I am indeed appreciative of the caring, thoroughness, and cleverness of its many contributors. For me it is an integral part of the enjoyment I get from using Puppy. Thanks to all.

#56 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Sat 20 Dec 2008, 22:44

jackieflorida wrote:Thanks ttuuxxx.

Now I can bury my past and start life over with a simple deletion!!

I did look all over for documentation, including Sourceforge, and couldn't find any. I don't know much about games either.

This Forum continues to be a splendid help source. I am indeed appreciative of the caring, thoroughness, and cleverness of its many contributors. For me it is an integral part of the enjoyment I get from using Puppy. Thanks to all.

No problem Jackie its just a basic learning curve:) Just keep in mind for future settings most save a file to root/. <--- hidden location followed by a name, sometimes its a file and sometimes its a hidden folder. Just remember you can always just reinstall the program.

so feel free to delete away

ttuuxxx

Oh ya try not to delete the defaults that come with puppy like /root/.xinitrc <-- if you delete that one, you won't be able to boot puppy.

8-bit · #57 Post by **8-bit** » Mon 22 Dec 2008, 03:48

This is just some info for anyone trying to get Frozen Bubble to work in Puppy 4.1.2.
I tried unsuccessfully to get it working and found, from the game website, that it will not work with the later version of Perl.
Since it worked with Puppy 3.01, and not the newer version, I checked and Perl has quietly been updated to a newer release.
I am not sure if the older version of Perl can be succesfully installed on Puppy 4.1.2 to replace the newer one.

#58 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 22 Dec 2008, 04:51

8-bit wrote:This is just some info for anyone trying to get Frozen Bubble to work in Puppy 4.1.2.
I tried unsuccessfully to get it working and found, from the game website, that it will not work with the later version of Perl.
Since it worked with Puppy 3.01, and not the newer version, I checked and Perl has quietly been updated to a newer release.
I am not sure if the older version of Perl can be succesfully installed on Puppy 4.1.2 to replace the newer one.

The version I posted above works fine with 4.1, so it should work with 4.1.2. So maybe try that one

ttuuxxx

8-bit · #59 Post by **8-bit** » Mon 22 Dec 2008, 06:06

TTUUXXX,

Are we talking about the same game here?
I can find no reference of you posting anything pertaining to Frozen Bubble.
If you point me in the right direction, I am willing to give it a try.

#60 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 22 Dec 2008, 22:51

8-bit wrote:TTUUXXX,

Are we talking about the same game here?
I can find no reference of you posting anything pertaining to Frozen Bubble.
If you point me in the right direction, I am willing to give it a try.

Lol too many open threads, I must have around 30 forum threads open, talking about multitasking:) it was on another page, and it wasn't frozen bubble it was Xbubble lol
http://www.puppylinux.asia/tpp/ttuuxxx/programs/games/
Frozen bubble is just crazy I have all sdl libs minus 1 perlsdl that uses mesa/OpenGl. I personally have tried the mesa OpenGl path before and its just a waste of time. Sorry but xbubble is pretty close and its a lot smaller

ttuuxxx

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