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Sunshine
Self-hosted game stream host for Moonlight
Sunshine is an open-source self‑hosted cloud gaming server that implements NVIDIA’s GameStream protocol. Compatible with Moonlight clients across platforms, it supports low‑latency streaming via software or hardware encoding (AMD/Intel/NVIDIA) and offers a browser‑based control UI for pairing. -
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WorldForge
Provides a full suite of clients and servers for virtual worlds.
Worldforge provides clients, servers, tools and protocol to allow for anyone to create and host their own virtual and online world. -
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An alternative/custom Minecraft server, written in Java, compatible with the original protocol. OpenCraft is built upon Apache MINA, SLF4J, Jython and XStream. The aim is to have features not in the official server distribution, like antigrief/scripting.
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This is a go game SGF editor and go playing program. It will be able to play on IGS as a client and KGS as a bot. It will use GNUGo any other GTP protocol program for it's computer go capabilities. It uses sgflib.py for SGF Parsing.
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A generic game engine built on top of libksd (http://libksd.sourceforge.net/) using the Atlas (http://www.worldforge.org/website/protocols/) for the network protocol.
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Parlance is a completely open platform for playing the Diplomacy board game over a network, using the protocol developed by the DAIDE community. This Python-based system currently includes a configurable server, a few simple bots, and an observer.
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