I am a little shy these days of listing applications I suspect are dead. It didn’t work out well last time.
But I suppose this is one small way of soliciting assistance from beyond my own four walls. Without further ado. …
- redrogue bills itself as a side-scrolling nethack, but the AUR version segfaults for me, and Debian doesn’t carry it. Which is a shame really, since the flash version is kind of fun. Then again, maybe there is no console version. … 😐
- I think I found argus while I was looking at aide. Unfortunately the AUR version wouldn’t build, even if the build notes were amusing. Half a point, sir.
- elmo has been on my wish-list for the better part of a decade, and it still just doesn’t seem to have anyone’s love or attention. We were promised a new developer four years ago, but that panned out too. Efforts to build it on my own were met with looks of disapproval from my terminal screen.
- I could swear I have seen alleytris at work, but all my attempts created hideous streams of errors at the console. Remind me if I have somehow overlooked a winner here.
- raggle I am very sure I have used. In fact, I wrote about it a few years ago. Since then though, Debian has apparently dropped it, Ubuntu has it but only in Hardy, and I can’t get that version to splice with Linux Mint because of dependency issues. Oh, and the AUR version goes bonkers. I can take a hint. …
- amap in its AUR form supposedly was updated only a few months ago. I had no luck building it though. And Debian apparently doesn’t carry it.
tdu is another one I am sure I have tried before, but the newest builds just hang when I try to run it, and again, Debian doesn’t keep this one in its repertoire.adresownik I believe is an address book in console form, but the home page was inaccessible to me last time I looked, the source link was likewise dead and Debian again, doesn’t know about this one. I even went so far as to scour the world of ftp sites, hoping to dig out an old source tarball. No luck.
I think that about does it. If there’s anything here that jumps out at you, or if you find it lurking in some dark corner of the web, crying … send me a note.
I don’t mind admitting when I’m wrong, wrong, wrong.
Edit, 2 p.m.: niski pointed out that adresownik is apparently back online. 🙂
Last one you mention (adresownik) seems to install from AUR, I’ve tried it just now and it works. If all you need is name, surname and email address for a contact then I guess it could do its job.
As a bonus, you get the opportunity to learn few polish words: the source doesn’t even contain english translation 🙂
Ah, that’s good news. I should have checked it one more time before I added it to the list. I think I tried to access the home page and source link before I moved, and got no response. Thanks! 🙂
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