Filed under: Design, Fun, Linux
by Jay Hathaway Jun 17th 2009 at 9:00AM
With Halloween fast approaching, it's a great time to get in some practice defending your territory against zombies. In Graveyard Shift, you take aim at zombies and other creepy-crawlies, blasting them into splatters of cartoony green guts. It's a casual first-person shooter, and it's very easy to get the hang of - use the mouse to aim, click to fire. Graveyard Shift has at least 15 levels, and it might even have some secret stages I haven't unlocked yet.
They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
leo said 1:36PM on 6-17-2009
looks pretty cool
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tec2030 said 3:22PM on 6-17-2009
Looks great! I should definitely try this on my old pc!
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Jonny said 9:04PM on 6-17-2009
Too bad the fonts still suck.
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Christina Warren said 1:43PM on 6-18-2009
I just ran this on an Ubuntu VM I have, eh. Fonts are still wonky and it seemed a bit buggy -- but a cool concept.
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Lin-X said 5:50PM on 6-18-2009
Check this out....Its a similar project aimed to create mac os x look in linux.Its is named as "Lin-X".Its a 970 mb live DVD which u can boot up and later can install on system.
http://lin-x.info/ this is site address.try this out and give a review about it in DLS.it is not even coming in front page while googling.
now i'm downloading it and i'll def try it aftr download.
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Lin-X said 6:08PM on 6-18-2009
This is the torrent link to download it
http://lin-x.info/Lin-X_1.1.torrent
Lin-X said 6:03PM on 6-18-2009
I forgot to tell one thing.Lin-X is actually based on Ubuntu and hence we can assure the security and usability it brings.
This is the details about the OS they have given on their site http://lin-x.info/
Lin-X is an OS based off of the most popular Linux distribution, Ubuntu.
Lin-X looks like Mac OSX and shares many of the same features. With Lin-X you get the security and stability of Ubuntu with the feel of OSX.
Because Lin-X is based off of Ubuntu it shares the same repositories and update manager, along with the release dates Unlike other Linux distributions Lin-X comes jam-packed with loads of “i-candy”.
It is one of the only OS that comes with the Compiz Fusion customized and ready to go right out of the box, giving you outstanding graphics right after installation. Lin-X is fully functional when booting from the live DVD and runs blazingly fast without loosing any features.
Lin-X is free to download off the web with only $15(USD) email support and $20 (USD) for us to send you a DVD.
About the Creators:
Lin-X was created by Robert Johnson, and Christopher Carmichael of Panama City, FL in March of 2009.
They can be contacted at their Lin-X emails:
Christoper Carmichael- admin@lin-x.info
Robert Johnson- bobby@lin-x.info
so try this out and post your opinions about this os in DLS comment section.
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joe said 4:54PM on 6-20-2009
recently i read review about Lin-X,a linux os with mac osX look.nice review.
http://143sachin.blogspot.com/2009/06/lin-xa-linux-os-with-mac-os-x-look.html
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joe said 5:03PM on 6-20-2009
friends check out this.a review about Lin-X,a linux os with mac osX look.nice review.
http://143sachin.blogspot.com/2009/06/lin-xa-linux-os-with-mac-os-x-look.html
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infra_red_dude said 12:36AM on 6-24-2009
I'm very happy to announce that Mac4Lin has been declared as one of the finalists at Sourceforge.net Community Awards 2009 in the Best Visual Design category. The final phase of voting began today and will run till July 20th 2009. Please vote for Mac4Lin, if you feel it deserves to be voted. To vote click on this image:
[URL="http://sf.net/community/cca09/vote/?f=414"][IMG]http://sf.net/awards/cca/badge_img.php?f=414[/IMG][/URL]
Optionally, you can also click on the first box in the right frame on my [URL="http://phoenix-ani.blogspot.com"]blog[/URL]. You do not need to Sourceforge.net login id. All you need is a valid email id. Each vote is associated with an email id, which needs confirmation that you actually voted (you will get an email giving a confirmation link, so all you need to do is click it). The whole voting process takes just 3 clicks.
I urge patrons to vote for Mac4Lin if they feel it should win. Mac4Lin is completing with projects like Xbox Media Center (XBMC) etc. I once again thank everyone for their continued support, feedback and appreciation. Mac4Lin exists today because of you all :) Do spread the word around about this.
Btw, Lin-X uses Mac4Lin for UI :)
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