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For Development:
- cgi-util
- SIFE

Games:
Action:
- Go Go Garbage Truck

Arcade:
- ICBM3D
- Mad Bomber
- Teeter Torture
- X-Bomber
- 3D Pong
- Fight or Perish
- Circus Linux!
- Bugsquish
- Brick Out
- Entombed!

Educational:
- TuxMath

Platform:
- Super Tux
- BoboBot

Puzzle:
- Pop Star
- Sludge
- TTT (Tic-Tac-Toe)
- PDA Maze
- Cat5Walk
- Gem Drop X
- Gem Drop

Shooter:
- Aliens
- Vectoroids
- Defendguin
- Agendaroids

Toys:
- Virtual Kendrick
Educational:
- Tux Writer
- Tux Print
- Tux Paint

Utilities:
Desktop:
- Mirror
- File Selector
- Thumbpad

Graphics:
- Colorizer

Networking:
- MuxChat

Colorizer

"Colorizer" is a simple paint program for Atari 8-bit computers which allows you to change or add color in APAC images.

"APAC" ("Any Point, Any Color") images are made up of two separate images in two different "GTIA" graphics chip modes. (GTIA was included in later Atari 800 models, and all 8-bit computer systems after that.)

A 16 greyscale ("GRAPHICS 9") mode image, and a 16 color ("GRAPHICS 11") mode image are combined via interlacing or flickering, to give a total of 256 different perceived color possibilities at a resolution of 80x96 pixels.

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