If you've had enough of First-person shooters, racing simulations and other high-octane gaming for a while and are looking for some peace and relaxation instead you might like this. I discovered Osmos thanks to this Debian guy's blog. As he says, it's not free software, but it's cross-platform and for only $10 you get the Mac, Windows and Linux versions. We'll probably never use the first two but hey. There's also a demo for each platform on the site.
Slackware in the main, but also other bits and bobs on Linux, BSD, and all sorts of things of interest.
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Friday, 6 August 2010
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12.04 LTS
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