In this file:

* What it is
* Common Mistakes
* Debugging
* More Info

What it is
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This is a compilation of various games

* kabalone: board game: move 6 pieces from your opponent over the edge
* kasteroids: shoot at those nasty asteroids
* katomic: build complex atoms with a minimal amount of moves
* kbackgammon: play backgammon against a local human player, via a
game server or against GNU Backgammon (not included)
* kbattleship: battleship game with built-in game server
* kblackbox: find atoms in a grid by shooting electrons
* kjezz: claim areas and don't get disturbed
* kjumpingcube: a tactical game for number-crunchers
* klines: place 5 equal pieces together, but wait, there are 3 new ones
* mahjongg: a tile laying patience
* kmines: the classical mine sweeper
* konquest: conquer the planets of your enemy
* kpat: several patience card games
* kpoker: the game of poker
* kreversi: the old reversi board game, also known as othello
* ksame: collect pieces of the same color
* kshisen: patience game where you take away all pieces
* ksirtet: very known if spelt this backwards
* ksmiletris: another Tetris-like game
* ksnake: don't bite yourself, eat apples!
* ksokoban: move all storage boxes into the cabinet
* kspaceduel: two player game with shooting spaceships flying around a sun
* ktron: like ksnake, but without fruits
* ktuberling: kids game: make your own potato (NO french fries!)
* kwin4: place 4 pieces in a row
* lskat: lieutnant skat

There is also a directory libkdegames that contains card decks as well as
some functions for game programmers.

Common Mistakes
---------------

If configure claims Qt cannot be found, have a look at http://www.troll.no
to get a copy of Qt, version 2.1.0 or newer.

Debugging
---------

You can use --enable-debug with the configure script, if you want to have
debug code in your KDE apps and libs.  I recommend to do this, since this
is alpha software and this makes debugging things a whole lot easier.

More Info
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Please direct any bug reports to our bug list by visiting
http://bugs.kde.org.

If you have problems compiling and installing this package, contact
me at coolo@kde.org.

General KDE discussions should go to the KDE mailing list (kde@kde.org).

$Id: README,v 1.13 2001/07/04 21:13:01 schurig Exp $
