Tuxtype
Description:	Learn how to spell / use the keyboard
Download:	tuxtype.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size:	5Mb
Version:	1.0.3
Date:	25 Nov 2005
Author:	Sam "Criswell" Hart / ToAks
Submitter:	tony aksnes
Email:	ToAks
Homepage:	http://www.geekcomix.com/dm/tuxtype/
Requirements:	OS4 Pre 3 or better
Category:	game/children
License:	GPL
Distribute:	yes
Min OS Version:	4.0
FileID:	1346
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TuxType OS4:
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Learn how to spell with tux.

Pretty decent game for the youngsters.

Not much to say except that it features several types of game styles though
everyone is about catching letters (or spelling) , you have to press the keys
on
the keyboard which you see on the screen and then tux will walk (or run)
towards
to letters , if you do a typo he will not move or maybe go too far.

Options if run from shell:

TuxType_OS4.exe --help

Usage:
 tuxtype [OPTION]...

Options:

        -h, --help, -help
                Prints this help message

        -f, --fullscreen
                Selects fullscreen display (default)

        -w, --window
                Selects windowed display (not fullscreen)

        -s, --sound
                Allow in-game sounds (default)

        -ns, --nosound
                Disables in-game sounds

        -t {THEME}, --theme {THEME}
                Use theme named {THEME}, if it exists

        -sp, --speed
                Speed up gameplay (for use on slower
                machines)

        -a, --alpha
                Use transparencies to emphasize faster falling
                words (will decrease performance)

        -st, --static
                Static (non-scrolling) setting (helps on systems
                where mouse disappears)

        -v, --version
                Display version number and exit

        -vb, --verbose
                Select verbose output (for debugging)
                (Warning! Verbose is /very/ verbose!)