Name: Simsu
Author: Graeme Gott

<p>Simsu is a basic Sudoku game. You can switch between filling in notes (pencil mode), or filling in answers (pen mode). To make it easier to see where to place numbers, you can highlight all instances of a number. You can also check your answers for correctness while playing. The game stores your current notes and answers, so that you can pick up where you left off the next time you play.</p>
    

Simsu

<ul>
            <li>Replaced deprecated code</li>
            <li>Translation updates: Portuguese</li>
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<ul>
            <li>Added portable mode</li>
            <li>Improved Linux deployment</li>
            <li>Replaced deprecated code</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Switched to Qt 6</li>
            <li>Translation updates: Dutch, Telugu</li>
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<ul>
            <li>Added difficulty ratings</li>
            <li>Added getting hints</li>
            <li>Added optional automatic pencil marks</li>
            <li>Added playing puzzles entered by player</li>
            <li>Added printing puzzles</li>
            <li>Added restarting puzzles</li>
            <li>Added support for Qt 6</li>
            <li>Improved new game interface</li>
            <li>Improved window spacing</li>
            <li>Refactored code</li>
            <li>Removed XPM icon</li>
            <li>Translation updates: Bulgarian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Russian, Telugu</li>
          </ul>
        

FocusWriter is a simple, distraction-free word processor. It utilizes a hide-away interface that you access by moving your mouse to the edges of the screen, allowing the program to have a familiar look and feel to it while still getting out of the way so that you can immerse yourself in your work.
      FocusWriter allows you to customize your environment by creating themes that control the font, colors, and background image to add ambiance. It also features on-the-fly updating statistics, daily goals, multiple open documents, spell-checking, and much more.
      Additionally, when you open the program your current work in progress will automatically load and position you where you last left off so that you can immediately jump back in.
    

FocusWriter

Gottet is a falling blocks game. Pieces fall from the top of the play area and you can move them horizontally as well as rotate them before they reach the bottom of the play area. The goal is to create full lines of pieces, which are then removed. The game is over when the stack of pieces reaches the top of the play area.
    

Gottet

Tetzle is a jigsaw puzzle game that uses tetrominoes for the pieces. Any image can be imported and used to create puzzles with a wide range of sizes. Games are saved automatically, and you can select between currently in progress games.
    

Tetzle

Kapow is a punch clock program designed to easily keep track of your hours, whether you're working on one project or many. Simply clock in and out with the Start/Stop button. If you make a mistake in your hours, you can go back and edit any of the entries by double-clicking on the session in question. Kapow also allows you to easily keep track of the hours since you last billed a client, by providing a helpful "Billed" check box--the totals will reflect your work after the last billed session.
    

Kapow Punch Clock

Peg-E is a peg solitaire game in which you jump over pieces in order to remove them from the board, ultimately trying to eliminate all but one. The boards are randomly generated, with 100 levels of difficulty. The game auto-saves, and has undo-redo capability. Pieces can move horizontally, vertically, and diagonally.
    

Peg-E

CuteMaze is a simple, top-down game in which mazes are randomly generated using one of a choice of several different algorithms. You move the character through the maze while hunting for targets (cheese, by default)—the game is won once all of these targets have been picked up.
    

CuteMaze

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Tanglet

Connectagram is a word unscrambling game. The board consists of several scrambled words that are joined together. You can choose the length of the words, the amount of words, and the pattern that the words are arranged in. The game provides a hint option for times when you are stuck, and features an online word lookup that fetches the definitions of each word from Wiktionary. Your current progress is automatically saved.
    

Connectagram

Hexalate is a color matching game. The goal of the game is to rotate and position the circles so that each touching line matches in color. You rotate circles by right clicking, and you move circles by dragging them. The game stores the positions and rotations of the circles across runs.
    

Hexalate

NovProg is a tool to graph your progress in writing a novel. You enter your wordcount and it updates a graph showing you how much progress you have made. It also shows you how far you are through your daily goal, and your total goal. Mousing over a bar in the graph will show a tooltip with that day’s wordcount.
    

Simsu

Fill in numbers to solve puzzles

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