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Mines (Gnomine) als Linux-Alternative zu Windows Minesweeper
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Mines (Gnomine) is a solid replacement for Windows Minesweeper. It keeps the core grid‑based logic, adjustable difficulty, and timer, so casual players and those who enjoy the classic puzzle will find it familiar. It is best suited for users who already run a GNOME desktop and prefer a native GTK+ application. Those on non‑GNOME environments or who need advanced features like custom board sizes beyond the preset options may find it lacking.
Funktionsabdeckung
- Lizenz
- GPL-3.0
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
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- Bewertung
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Was gleich funktioniert
- Both use a grid of squares with hidden mines
- Both allow flagging suspected mines and question‑marking
- Both display a timer and a move counter
- Both provide multiple preset difficulty levels
- Both rely on mouse interaction for revealing cells
Was anders ist
- Gnomine is limited to three preset board sizes (9x9, 16x16, 30x16) whereas Windows Minesweeper offers fully custom board dimensions
- Gnomine is discontinued and may not receive updates, while Windows Minesweeper is actively maintained
- Gnomine uses a GTK+ interface tied to GNOME, Windows Minesweeper uses Win32 API
- Gnomine lacks a built‑in high‑score leaderboard that some Windows versions have
- Gnomine does not support opening Windows Minesweeper save files or exporting game states
- file_compat
Wichtige Funktionen von Mines (Gnomine)
- Klassisches Minesweeper-Raster (9x9, 16x16, 30x16)
- Flaggen- und Fragezeichen-Markierung von vermuteten Minen
- Timer und Zähler für Züge
- Mehrere Schwierigkeitsvoreinstellungen
- Tastenkürzel (F1–F5, Esc, Leertaste)
- Einfaches GTK+ Interface
- Portabel zu jeder GNOME-Session
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