GTKPool is a straightforward 2D pool game developed using GTK software.
If you are looking for a simple 2D pool game to play on your Linux operating system, you may want to check out the GTKPool project. This game brings the classic pool game that many of us have come to know and love to your Linux box. Currently, the interface is quite simple, but it supports a customizable physics system that is really nifty.
Some key features of this game include 2-player support, 8-ball play and rules, 9-ball play and rules, rotation play, rules, and scoring, minimal sound, customizable physics, and the option to choose from 4 different tables.
The latest release includes several updates such as the newly added "No Rules" game option, replacement of the ball hit sound, addition of ball going in pocket sound, players, and rule enforcement systems for 8-Ball, 9-Ball, and Rotation play. There is also a rule non-enforcement system for the "No Rules" game. Additionally, players can now win a game and it displays at the bottom, and there are fixes for signal handler errors and clicking on "Ball in Hand" more than once errors. Finally, the latest release includes an option in the panel to toggle sound.
In summary, if you are looking for a straightforward and customizable pool game, the GTKPool project is worth checking out. With its various updates and features, you can enjoy a game of pool without leaving your Linux box.
Some key features of this game include 2-player support, 8-ball play and rules, 9-ball play and rules, rotation play, rules, and scoring, minimal sound, customizable physics, and the option to choose from 4 different tables.
The latest release includes several updates such as the newly added "No Rules" game option, replacement of the ball hit sound, addition of ball going in pocket sound, players, and rule enforcement systems for 8-Ball, 9-Ball, and Rotation play. There is also a rule non-enforcement system for the "No Rules" game. Additionally, players can now win a game and it displays at the bottom, and there are fixes for signal handler errors and clicking on "Ball in Hand" more than once errors. Finally, the latest release includes an option in the panel to toggle sound.
In summary, if you are looking for a straightforward and customizable pool game, the GTKPool project is worth checking out. With its various updates and features, you can enjoy a game of pool without leaving your Linux box.
What's New
Version 0.5.0: N/A