cgames

The cgames project presents an excellent option for Linux console users who want to have access to three different games bundled up into one convenient package. The cgames package includes cmines (minesweeper), csokoban (sokoban), and cblocks (sliding-block puzzles). One of the key advantages of these games is the fact that they are built to take advantage of both console font and mouse support, ensuring that users can enjoy a high-quality user interface that is easy to use and understand.

This latest release of cgames comes packed with a range of new features and updates that users are sure to find useful. One of the most notable updates is the creation of a ./configure script and a top-level Makefile. This makes it even easier for users to get up and running with cgames on their Linux console. Additionally, the update includes the option to permit building without gpm, giving users even more flexibility when it comes to integrating cgames into their existing setup.

Other key updates include modifications to the keyboard interface for cblocks, which was made following a suggestion by Ben Olmstead. This update ensures that users have an even more streamlined and user-friendly experience when playing this game. The addition of the 'S' command to csokoban is also a welcome update, as is the modification to the cblocks -w feature's output format. Finally, minor documentation bugfixes ensure that users have access to clear and accurate information about cgames at all times.

Overall, the cgames package is an excellent choice for Linux console users who want to enjoy three fantastic games that are easy to use and packed with exciting features. With this latest update, cgames has solidified its reputation as one of the best gaming options available for Linux console users.