TINT: Playing Tetris in the Linux Terminal
TINT is a clone of the venerable Tetris game, that you play inside your Linux terminal as shown in this video by Luis. Tetris can be pretty addictive, so if you are looking for an opportunity to waste spend some time gaming, TINT may be right for you and should not be too demanding for any netbook out there.
TINT is a recursive acronym that stands for TINT is not Tetris. Packages are available for Debian, Ubuntu and other Linux distros.
• Terminal Games Video Demonstration Gaming on Linux
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