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FooBillard: Play Billiards on Ubuntu

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FooBillard is an open source game for Linux. However, it’s also available for Windows and Mac. FooBillard is best played on Linux with a GeForce2 class or better graphics card and OpenGL libraries with 3D acceleration. The game can be played against computer or against a Human on the network.

Following is how to install FooBillard on Ubuntu.

1. Open the terminal window and type the following command:

sudo apt-get install foobillard

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Once installed FooBilliard can be started from Applications > Games > FooBillard

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Have fun hitting the balls.

Home Page

http://foobillard.sourceforge.net/

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This entry was posted by Vivek on November 23, 2009 at 11:34 am, and is filed under Featured, How-to, Linux, Ubuntu. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.

Comments (3)

#1 written by Andrew
about 9 months ago

A link back would be nice
#2 written by Vivek
about 9 months ago

@Andrew. Glad to see your comment here. I think I already gave a link at the end of the post
#3 written by Snooker odds
about 4 months ago

Thats great we need to see some more open source games