Gnome Hearts 0.2 Release Announcement

by Sander Marechal

We are happy to announce the immediate release of gnome-hearts version 0.2. In this release the AI engines have been ported from Lua to Python and the C code has been significantly cleaned up. It also adds many new translations (British English, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Malayalam, Russian and Tagalog) and updates all the other languages. The most user-visible change is the addition of the "shooting the sun" rule to the game.

You can download gnome-hearts 0.2 from our download page. The online user documentation and developer guidelines (for those who wish to write new computer opponents) has been updated as well.

About Gnome Hearts

Gnome Hearts is an implementation of the classic hearts card game for the GNOME desktop, featuring configurable rule sets and editable computer opponents to satisfy widely diverging playing styles. Gnome Hearts is Free Software, released under the GNU General Public License and should be able to run on any computer that can run the GNOME desktop or has the GNOME libraries installed.

Enjoy!

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Comments

#1 Declan Hoare

Please! I don't want information i want downloads.

#2 Sander Marechal (http://www.jejik.com)

There's a download link right there in the article. And on the front page. And on the download page :-) Try the download page. You'll want gnome-hearts-0.2.tar.gz.
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