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I thought I'd have a bash at something simple in order to get the hang of programming in gtk and with Gnome.
NoticeThis application is no longer in development, due to its apparent similarity to a popular boardgame. It seems the boardgame's makers are rather strict on clones =) Here is the original page, showing what it looked like before work ceased. |
Here's an obligatory screenshot, so you can see how far along it is...
Here's a second screenshot, of the highly cheesy SciFi theme,
just to show you what the theme engine can do! Any artistic types
out there?
(The extra buttons are because this shot is from a newer
version).

You can now browse the Gnerudite source code online! This is
usually generated when I update my CVS copy, so this code will
usually be more up to date than the releases (and less stable).
The code can be found here.
It would be great if anyone who spotted any glaring
errors/omissions here could let me know :)
Gnerudite is currently available from CVS. If you wish to contribute, get the latest version from anoncvs.gnome.org (using the instructions on this site) and mail me diffs.
A development snapshot is available, but before downloading it, you should be aware of the currently missing features:
Now you are aware of these limitations, here it is.
(This latest release fixes a problem multiple word formations).
Gnerudite-0.2.8.tar.gz (595Kb)
Source tarball.
Gnerudite-0.2.8-1.i386.rpm
(470Kb) Binary rpm.
Gnerudite-0.2.8-1.src.rpm
(603Kb) Source rpm.
Please drop me a note if these rpms work! I only have my system to
test them on...
See the official ChangeLog for details on development progress.
To install, run
Please bear in mind I'm new to this stuff, so if you see any glaring errors in the source, let me know!
Contributions are welcome, I'll try and update as often as possible.
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