Linux Voice Introduction
Linux Voice Introduction
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This month in Linux Voice.
All the way back in the 1960s, geeks and artists started wondering if a story could be interactive, like a computer game, where you don't just read it – you explore it, step by step, like you're solving a mystery. The efforts of those early pioneers has led to the world of interactive fiction we know (or maybe don't know) today. Yes, if you're willing to keep it simple, you can create your own interactive fiction adventures. We show you how in this month's Linux Voice, where we highlight the playful interactive fiction tool Inform. And, if you're looking for a versatile gaming platform that lets you access games from multiple vendors, you'll be interested in our story on ChimeraOS.
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