OpenSSN is a submarine simulation (subsim) which tries to emulate the behaviour of modern submarines. The player is placed in command of a submarine and is able to move about in a deep ocean environment.

KAtomic is a puzzle game in which the player slides atoms around the board to assemble a molecule.

Mango-lassi lets you to share mouse and pointer with other computers using Avahi. It has features like: * Fully peer-to-peer. All Mango Lassi instances are both client and server at the same time. Other hosts may enter or leave a running session at any time. * No need to open X11 up for the network. * You have a 50% chance that for your setup you don't need any configuration at all. In the case of the other 50% you might need to swap the order of your screens manually in a simple dialog, because Mango Lassi didn't guess correctly which screen is left and which screen is right. * libnotify integration so that it tells you whenever a desktop joins or leaves your session. * Shows a nice OSD on your screen when your screen's input is currently being redirected to another screen. * Uses all those nifty GNOME APIs, like D-Bus-over-TCP, Avahi, libnotify, Gtk,.. * Supports both the X11 clipboard and the selection, supporting all content types, and not just simple text -- i.e. you can copy and paste image data between Gimp on your screens.

The KDE Remote Desktop Connection client can view and control a desktop session running on another system. It can connect to Windows Terminal Servers using RDP and many other platforms using VNC/RFB.

Wbar-config is a lightweight and easy to use GUI application to customize wbar. Among other things it is capable of changing icon size and distance and to adjust the position of the launch bar on the screen. You can also tune different graphical effects like transparency, color filter, zoom and jump factor of wbar.