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robot-player(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   robot-player(1)

NAME

       robot-player - robot device interface server

SYNOPSIS

       robot-player [options] [<configfile>]

DESCRIPTION

       robot-player is the server program in the Player robot device interface framework.  With robot-player running on the Robot local and remote
       programs can access the robots hardware.

OPTIONS

       -h     Output a brief help message.

       -d level
	      debug message level (0 = none, 1 = default, 9 = all).

       -p port
	      port where Player will listen. Default: 6665

       -q     quiet mode: minimizes the console output on startup.

AUTHOR

       Player was written by Brian Gerkey <gerkey@users.sourceforge.net> and contributors.  This manual page was written by Daniel  Hess  for  the
       Debian Project.

SEE ALSO

       The HTML documentation in /usr/share/doc/player/html of the robot-player-doc package.

Player								     May 2009							   robot-player(1)

netris(6)							      Netris								 netris(6)

NAME

       netris - networked version of tetris

SYNOPSIS

       netris [-wFDSCHR] [-c host] [-p port] [-k keys] [-i sec] [-r robot] [-s seed]

DESCRIPTION

       The  object of the game Tetris is to fit the shapes together forming complete rows, which then vanish.  When the shapes fill up to the top,
       the game ends.  This version of Tetris can be played against other people over a network.

OPTIONS

       -w     Wait for connection from another host running netris.

       -c  host
	      Initiate connection to waiting netris running on host.

       -p  port
	      Set the port number to use for connecting to netris, the default port is 9284.

       -k  keys
	      Remap keys, the argument is a prefix of the string containing the keys in order: left, rotate, right, drop, down-faster, toggle-spy-
	      ing, pause, faster, redraw and new game. Use the "^" character to prefixes controls.  The default is to use "jkl mspf^ln".

       -i  sec
	      Set the step-down interval, in seconds.

       -r  robot
	      Execute robot (a command) as a robot controlling the game instead of the keyboard.

       -F     Use fair robot interface.

       -s  seed
	      Start with given random seed.

       -D     Drops go into drop mode, this means that sliding off a cliff after a drop causes another drop automatically.

       -S     Disable inverse/bold/color for slow terminals.

       -C     Disable color.

       -H     Show distribution and warranty information.

       -R     Show the rules of the game.

RULES

   Two player mode
       It's  just  like  normal  Tetris except that when you clear more than one row with a single piece, the other player's board is moved up and
       junk rows are added to the bottom.  If you clear 2, 3 or 4 rows, 1, 2 or 4 junk rows are added to your opponent's board, respectively.  The
       junk rows have exactly one empty column.  For each group of junk rows given, the empty columns will line up.  This is intentional.

       The longest surviving player wins the game.

   One player mode
       This  mode  is  currently very boring, because there's no scoring and it never gets any faster.	This will be rectified at some point.  I'm
       not very motivated to do it right now because I'm sick of one player Tetris.  For now, use the "f" key (by default) to  make  the  game	go
       faster.	Speed-ups cannot be reversed for the remainder of the game.

AUTHORS

       Netris was written by Mark H. Weaver <mhw@netris.org>.

       This manual page was written by Edward Betts <edward@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

0.5								    3 Aug 2001								 netris(6)