Fedora games Live CD?

[Nicu Buculei]

Hans de Goede wrote:
> Have you actually tried Beneath a steel sky? It does cover a mainstream 
> genre, the genre of games like Monkey Island, and the later point and 
> click interface larry's and space quests and it covers that well, and 
> only for 8 Mb!

Yes, about 10 years ago I was in fact quite a big fan of Indiana Jones 
and the Fate of Atlantis (also based on SCUMM) but I moved over. Sure, I 
could play it a bit out of nostalgia but that is all. Have you seen the 
kids these days playing old-school adventures?

Is the goal of the spin to make happy the nostalgia players or attract 
new people to Fedora?

I don't argue against the inclusion of such games, but to ponder then 
with something modern and cover a large user base.

> Also a lot of the other games I mentioned are not pure geeky. Who 
> doesn't like pacman or the well known Russian falling blocks game?

Well, Tetris is part of the Gnome games package (even if Fedora let it 
out due to a questionable trademark policy), so a game like it is 
expected in the main desktop spin, the games spin I think should have 
higher goals.

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