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      <title>Tetrablocks and Login Win32 versions</title>
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      <description> I forgot to post this but Windows executables of both Tetrablocks and Login have been uploaded to 22bits. Compiling them on Windows was a bit of a nightmare. Tetrablocks has got all of its text drawing code removed since I couldn&#39;t get SDL_ttf to link. So you won&#39;t see the score or the game over message when playing it on Windows. </description>
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      <title>Game Of Life:LOGIN</title>
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      <description>I am proud to present my latest creation LOGIN or NIkhil&#39;s Game Of Life, my very own Conway&#39;s Game of Life simulator. Written in C++ using SDL. I wrote it mainly to learn SDL and because I truely enjoy life. Currently it only runs on Linux. Read the README file in the package for instructions on installation and usage.&#xA;Here is a nice pic of part of a r-pentomino cycle for your enjoyment:</description>
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