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Jugglingotaku: fixed spelling mistake

2024-11-17T11:12:07Z

fixed spelling mistake

Umbire the Phantom: openssh

2024-11-17T05:21:20Z

openssh

Umbire the Phantom: copyedit

2024-11-17T05:16:50Z

copyedit

Jugglingotaku: noted that Hack is included in the base system

2024-11-17T02:32:17Z

noted that Hack is included in the base system

Jugglingotaku: added section for latest version and updated information. Improved formatting. Added link to man page for hack

2024-11-17T02:12:23Z

added section for latest version and updated information. Improved formatting. Added link to man page for hack

Jugglingotaku: Added ssh as an option to login to a nethack server

2024-11-16T23:44:03Z

Added ssh as an option to login to a nethack server

Aximili: Add wikipedia link

2020-01-27T07:01:44Z

Add wikipedia link

Aximili: Changes to categories

2020-01-27T05:44:31Z

Changes to categories

Creativename at 09:14, 21 January 2007

2007-01-21T09:14:18Z

Eidolos: Add Category:Development.

2006-09-10T17:56:39Z

Add Category:Development.

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 {{wikipedia}}
-'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocolm which has been ported to other operating systems such as [[Windows]] and [[Linux]]. The base operating system includes [[Hack 1.0.3]], and the [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of ''[[NetHack]]'', [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]], and [[SLASH'EM]]. The description for ''NetHack'' reads as follows:
+'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocol which has been ported to other operating systems such as [[Windows]] and [[Linux]]. The base operating system includes [[Hack 1.0.3]], and the [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of ''[[NetHack]]'', [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]], and [[SLASH'EM]]. The description for ''NetHack'' reads as follows:
 : "P.S. This is a very addictive game, with its whole wacky culture. And even a newsgroup dedicated to it ([[rec.games.roguelike.nethack]]). Don't say we didn't warn you !"

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 ==Latest release==
-The current latest release of OpenBSD is version 7.6, which should include [https://man.openbsd.org/hack Hack 1.0.3] at the location <tt>/usr/games/hack</tt> if the system has the install set <tt>games-XX.tgz</tt> installed, and can be played by typing <tt>/usr/games/hack</tt> at the command line. [[Secure Shell]] is also included, which allows the user to play ''NetHack'' through connection to a [[public server]].
+The current latest release of OpenBSD is version 7.6, which should include [https://man.openbsd.org/hack Hack 1.0.3] at the location <tt>/usr/games/hack</tt> if the system has the install set <tt>games-XX.tgz</tt> installed, and can be played by typing <tt>/usr/games/hack</tt> at the command line. The [https://www.openssh.com/ OpenSSH] [[Secure Shell]] implementation is also included, which allows the user to play ''NetHack'' through connection to a [[public server]].
 ==OpenBSD 3.9==

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 {{wikipedia}}
-''"P.S. This is a very addictive game, with its whole wacky culture. And even a newsgroup dedicated to it ([[rec.games.roguelike.nethack]]). Don't say we didn't warn you !"'' -- Seen at the end of the OpenBSD package description for [[NetHack]]
+'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocolm which has been ported to other operating systems such as [[Windows]] and [[Linux]]. The base operating system includes [[Hack 1.0.3]], and the [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of ''[[NetHack]]'', [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]], and [[SLASH'EM]]. The description for ''NetHack'' reads as follows:
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-'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocol which has been ported to other operating systems such as Windows and Linux. [[Hack 1.0.3]] is included in the base system. The [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of [[NetHack]], [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]] and [[SLASH'EM]].
+: "P.S. This is a very addictive game, with its whole wacky culture. And even a newsgroup dedicated to it ([[rec.games.roguelike.nethack]]). Don't say we didn't warn you !"
-For OpenBSD 3.9, there are packages of Falcon's Eye 1.9.3, NetHack 3.4.3, SLASH E8 and SLASH'EM 0.0.7E7F1. The easiest way to install them is to go to the [http://www.openbsd.org/3.9_packages/ package lists], choose your architecture, look for packages called "nethack", "falconseye", "slash", and "slash-em", then give their FTP urls to the <tt>pkg_add</tt> command.
+==Latest release==
-Note that the latest version of SLASH'EM is 0.0.7E7F2.
+==OpenBSD 3.9==
 ==Ports Tree (Advanced Users)==
-If you want to use some [[patch]]es, then you will need to build the game yourself. In this case, you might consult <tt>/usr/ports/games/nethack/patches</tt> for hints on how to configure the sources.
+Users wishing to play ''NetHack'' with [[patch]]es will need to compile the game themselves&mdash;<tt>/usr/ports/games/nethack/patches</tt> is worth consulting for hints on how to configure the sources.
+{{noversion}}
 [[Category:Operating systems]]

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 ''"P.S. This is a very addictive game, with its whole wacky culture. And even a newsgroup dedicated to it ([[rec.games.roguelike.nethack]]). Don't say we didn't warn you !"'' -- Seen at the end of the OpenBSD package description for [[NetHack]]
 ----
-'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocol which has been ported to other operating systems such as Windows and Linux. The [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of [[NetHack]], [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]] and [[SLASH'EM]].
+'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocol which has been ported to other operating systems such as Windows and Linux. [[Hack 1.0.3]] is included in the base system. The [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of [[NetHack]], [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]] and [[SLASH'EM]].
 ==Connecting to public servers==
 For added security, you might not want to use the packages on '''OpenBSD'''. You can just <del>[[telnet]]</del> [[ssh]] into a [[public server]] and play.

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 {{wikipedia}}
+''"P.S. This is a very addictive game, with its whole wacky culture. And even a newsgroup dedicated to it ([[rec.games.roguelike.nethack]]). Don't say we didn't warn you !"'' -- Seen at the end of the OpenBSD package description for [[NetHack]]
 ----
-'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The [http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of [[NetHack]], [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]] and [[SLASH'EM]].
+'''OpenBSD''' is a variant of [[BSD]], one form of [[Unix]]. The project maintains the OpenSSH protocol which has been ported to other operating systems such as Windows and Linux. The [https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html OpenBSD Packages Collection] includes copies of [[NetHack]], [[Falcon's Eye]], [[SLASH]] and [[SLASH'EM]].
 For OpenBSD 3.9, there are packages of Falcon's Eye 1.9.3, NetHack 3.4.3, SLASH E8 and SLASH'EM 0.0.7E7F1. The easiest way to install them is to go to the [http://www.openbsd.org/3.9_packages/ package lists], choose your architecture, look for packages called "nethack", "falconseye", "slash", and "slash-em", then give their FTP urls to the <tt>pkg_add</tt> command.
 Note that the latest version of SLASH'EM is 0.0.7E7F2.
 If you want to use some [[patch]]es, then you will need to build the game yourself. In this case, you might consult <tt>/usr/ports/games/nethack/patches</tt> for hints on how to configure the sources.
 [[Category:Operating systems]]

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	If you want to use some [[patch]]es, then you will need to build the game yourself. In this case, you might consult <tt>/usr/ports/games/nethack/patches</tt> for hints on how to configure the sources.		If you want to use some [[patch]]es, then you will need to build the game yourself. In this case, you might consult <tt>/usr/ports/games/nethack/patches</tt> for hints on how to configure the sources.
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