# The TDEpacman Handbook

George N. Ugnacious

    gnu@kde.org

1999 2000 George N. Ugnacious
&FDLNotice;
03/04/1999
1.01.00

&tdepacman; is an application specially designed to do nothing you would ever want.

TDE tdeutils Kapp nothing nothing else

## Introduction

&kapp; is a classic arcade game from the 80s in which you have to finish the tables by eating all the pac-gums (dots) to score as many points as possible.

Eat the dots and escape the ghosts with our hero. You can eat the big spot when needed and eat the ghosts when the color changes.

## Using TDEpacman

Use the arrows from the keyboard to move &kapp;.

Here is a screenshot of the game.

Here's a screenshot of &kapp;

Screenshot

## Command Reference

### The main TDEpacman window

#### The File Menu

Ctrl n File New

  Creates a new document

Ctrl s File Save

  Saves the document

Ctrl q File Quit

  Quits &kapp;

## Developer's Guide to TDEpacman

Doc to make plugins has yet to be written...

## Questions and Answers

&reporting.bugs; &updating.documentation;

My Mouse doesn't work. How do I quit &kapp;?

Please Check out the Commands Section for the answer.

## Credits and License

&kapp;

Program copyright 1997 John Q. Hacker jqh@kde.org

Contributors:

- Kontqui the TDE Dragon konqui@kde.org

- Tux the Linux Penguin tux@linux.org

Documentation copyright 1999 George N. Ugnacious gnu@kde.org

&underFDL; &underGPL; &underBSDLicense; &underArtisticLicense; &underX11License;

## Installation

### How to obtain TDEpacman

&tdepacman; is part of the TDE project https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdepacman.

### Requirements

In order to successfully build &kapp;, the tdelibs and libtdegames libraries from the TDE project are required.

All required libraries as well as &kapp; itself can be found on The TDE's home dev page.

You can find a list of changes (not currently updated) at Changelog.

### Compilation and Installation

In order to compile and install &kapp; on your system, type the following in the base directory of the &kapp; sources:

    % mkdir -p build
    % cd build
    % cmake ../
    % make V=1
    # make install

Since &kapp; uses Cmake, you should have not trouble compiling it.

Please have a look on the 'install' file for more options.

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