Time to have some fun.........

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Tired of programming on FEDORA 20 'o' some other linux platform?
try these commands
(might differ from os to os & you need to login as su or try sudo)

 su;


yum install abe

yum install xcowsay

yum install nsnake

yum install nethack

yum install ularn

yum install crossfire

yum install raidem

yum install neverputt

similarly the command remains the same but you can type in other games

  • 0 A.D. - A free, open-source game of ancient warfare 
  • Battle for Wesnoth - Turn-based Tactics and Strategy Game with a Fantasy Theme!
  • warzone2100 - 3D single and multiplayer realtime strategy... formerly commercial 
  • freeciv - World conquest 
  • freecol - Colonization-like strategy game 
  • megaglest - 3D real time strategy game 
  • gnugo - Text-based Go program 
  • grhino - Reversi game for GNOME 
  • quarry - Multi-purpose board game GUI 
  • qascade - Classic puzzle game 
  • netpanzer - An Online Multiplayer Tactical Warfare Game222 
  • OpenClonk - 2D sidescroller with sandbox landscapes 
  • spring - Multiplayer, 3D realtime strategy combat game
  • uqm - The Ur-Quan Masters, a port of the classic game Star Control II - Needs large amount of data downloaded from a third party to run 

  • nazghul - An old-school RPG engine
  • prboom - Doom/Doom2/Heretic game engine 3D Cube Icon.png
  • deutex - Doom wad file manipulator
  • yadex - Doom level editor

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