Your grandfather, who may be the same age as I am, should be able to
find the games in two ways.
One is to go to the window manager, select 'games' and click on Aisleriot.
The other, less in the windows style but more like an xubuntu person
would want to do it,
is to open a terminal, perhaps with control-althernate-t), or again through
the window manager (under accessories --> terminal emulator), and then
look what all is
available by typing:
ls /usr/games
On my system I have lots of possible games, 71 in fact. The one that
gives me freecell is 'sol'.
Next he should type is: ls -l /usr/games/sol
He should see something like
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 281904 Mar 10 2014 /usr/games/sol
Then he simply types 'sol'; if his system is set up te same as mine, it
should bring up all the
Aisleriot games including freecell. Mine already starts with freecell.
Maybe his system is set up slightly differently. He might have to type
./sol
or maybe even
/usr/games/sol.
Wish him bonne chance. Freecell is my favorite game too
Nino
On 07/18/2016 05:40 AM, Patrice ARNAL wrote:
Le 11/07/2016 16:19, Char a écrit :
My dad just bought a used laptop w/your operating system. However,
all he does is play ultimate solitaire. But that is a Window CD/game.
What is the closest solitaire game in you system yo theirs. Plz
advise. Thx
Sent from my iPad
IMHO : Solitaire Aisle Riot
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