[ale] Linux Games

[Lathe]

Linuxberg has a lot of linux apps like that.  
That would be the first place I were to look.  It combines a lot of the 
software that you would otherwise have to gather from a multitude of 
sites.  Not sure if that's what you are looking for, but it may be a 
start.
 
And, BTW, 4 years old and already on a Linux box 
huh?  NICE!  Maybe we'll ween the M$ Windows crowd out yet.  Any 
anyone else find a better definition for Darwin's stuff?
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  I. Herman 
  
  To: <A title=ale at ale.org 
  href="mailto:Ale at Ale.Org">Ale at Ale.Org 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 7:58 
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  Subject: [ale] Linux Games
  
  Greetings 
  listers....
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  I have a situation 
  I am looking for (hopefully) some help in.  I am running Mandrake 7.2 @ 
  my home.  I use it cause of the ease of install and the graphical login 
  screen.  Here's the deal:
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  size=2>Â 
  My 4 year old (on 
  March 2) uses the box.  I gave him a login and a password.  He can 
  login, logout, open netscape and browse to nickjr.com, and shutdown the 
  computer.  My problem is - I want to get games for him and don't want to 
  go back to 'doze for that.  I will be building him his own computer soon 
  out of a 486/66 and I really don't wanna run 'doze 9x on that.  Where can 
  I get/download/whatever good games for Linux?  I am looking for spelling, 
  math, and other types of games.
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  size=2>Â 
  <FONT face=Arial 
  size=2>TIA,
  <FONT face=Arial 
  size=2>Izzie