[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for this link. ]
Little games” is a term I use to describe those that
are quick to start, easy to play, and quick to exit. These are the
ones that usually come installed by default with most Linux
distributions. Some have GNOME and KDE counterparts, but all are
fun. Here are a few of my favorites.1. KMahjongg
KMahjongg is basically a tile matching game. It really doesn’t
require any specialized skills.
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