PySol

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* ProteanThread * wrote:
> http://www.pysol.org/
>
> PySol is an exciting collection of more than 200 solitaire card games.
> Its features include support for lots of distinct games, very nice
> look and feel, multiple cardsets and table tiles, sound and background
> music, unlimited undo & redo, load & save games, player statistics and
> log files, hint system, demo games, support for user written plug-ins,
> integrated HTML help browser and lots of documentation.
>
> Among the supported games are classics like Aces Up, Baker's Game,
> Canfield, FreeCell, Forty Thieves, Golf, Klondike, Pyramid, Scorpion,
> Spider, Yukon, and many more...
>
> PySol is copyrighted OpenSource software distributed under the terms
> of the GNU General Public License.
>
> PySol is written in 100% pure Python.

Does this link have the version that does not need pyton to be installed?
- I know there is one somewhere)

MightyKitten

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MightyKitten wrote:
> * ProteanThread * wrote:
>
>>http://www.pysol.org/
>>PySol is an exciting collection of more than 200 solitaire card games.
>>Its features include support for lots of distinct games, very nice
>>look and feel, multiple cardsets and table tiles, sound and background
>>music, unlimited undo & redo, load & save games, player statistics and
>>log files, hint system, demo games, support for user written plug-ins,
>>integrated HTML help browser and lots of documentation.
>>Among the supported games are classics like Aces Up, Baker's Game,
>>Canfield, FreeCell, Forty Thieves, Golf, Klondike, Pyramid, Scorpion,
>>Spider, Yukon, and many more...
>>PySol is copyrighted OpenSource software distributed under the terms
>>of the GNU General Public License.
>>PySol is written in 100% pure Python.
>
>
> Does this link have the version that does not need pyton to be installed?
> - I know there is one somewhere)
>
> MightyKitten


Yes, http://gamehippo.com/ has v.4.60 - ready to run in Windows.

And the last version of PySol for Windows (4.2) with the 100+ solitaire
mahjongg games can be downloaded from my site, if anybody is interested:
http://home.halden.net/vkp/vkp/freeware.html

regards from vegard

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Sarah Michelle Gellar Solitaire: http://home.halden.net/vkp/index.html
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Thip wrote:
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> I've tried the precompiled version and the one that requires Python.
> IMO, the one that requires Python beats the socks off 4.60; it's
> *extremely* well done. I don't know if it will run on Win98 but it
> definitely won't on Win95, and does well on my Win2K and XP machines.

Well, could be But I hate it when I have to install addtionals.
For business purposed I have to install Misc. VB runtimes and Java JRE.
Unill now I could happily refuse Quicktime, Realplayer, Ghostscript and
others because I don't have too.

Has something to do with needing a 10+ mb install for a program that could
be only 100K or so, if written propperly. I guess I'm somewhat fooling
myself, since I would accept the pre build version, but it is a
psychological thing I guess. Besides, If I liked to build / make programs
myself, I had switched to linux / Unix / DEBIAN a long time ago.

MightyKitten

Go here: http://www.pysol.org/#download

And scroll down a bit, you'll see 2 download links