GameConqueror is a GUI based on Python and GTK+ using scanmem to locate the address of a variable in a running process. This can be used for the analysis or modification of a hostile process on a compromised machine, for reverse engineering, or as a "pokefinder" to cheat at video games.

This package will download the Flash Player from Adobe. It is a Netscape/Mozilla type plugin. Any browser based on Netscape or Mozilla can use the Flash Player. See https://wiki.debian.org/FlashPlayer for a list of browsers currently supported in Debian.

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.