gSoko

• What is gSoko?
• Screenshots
• Current and future features
• How to install
• Downloads
• Contact

What is gSoko?

gSoko is a gtk+ clone of the famous Sokoban game.

The goal of the game is to push all the boxes on the squares with a red pattern.

gSoko is designed to run on Linux boxes, but it might also compile under other systems where the gtk+ libs are available (e.g. Windows).

gSoko is free software, released under the GNU General Public License (though the code is not very clean yet).

Screenshots

Current and future features

Latest version of gSoko is 0.4.2

Main features include:

• animated moves
• 50 levels (more to come)
• automatically save/reload level to/from $HOME/.gsokorc
• multiple undo
• nice graphics (thx The Gimp)

Future versions should bring:

• gtk2 support
• score
• more levels
• skinability
• cleaner code

How to install

• download the binaries
• untar: tar xvzf gsoko-0.4.2-bin.tar.gz
• run gsoko: cd gsoko; ./gsoko
• finish the 50 levels :)

Downloads

3/6/2003

> gSoko 0.4.2 binaries (68 Ko)

> gSoko 0.4.2 sources (68 Ko)

> gSoko 0.4.2 Debian package (68 Ko)

30/7/2002

> gSoko 0.4 binary RPM (75 Ko)

> gSoko 0.4 source RPM (65 Ko)

> SPEC file used to build the RPMs (1 Ko)

13/7/2002

> gSoko 0.4 binaries (68 Ko)

> gSoko 0.4 sources (68 Ko)

> gSoko 0.3 binaries (63 Ko)

> gSoko 0.3 sources (62 Ko)

> gSoko 0.1 binaries (62 Ko)

> gSoko 0.1 sources (59 Ko)

Contact

Don’t hesitate to email me if you have any question or comment.