let's see if i can get the pic on this forum

my office laptop

Ok, I'll share. My personal laptop.

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Kids.

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Other kids.

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i am waiting for the other 5 kids....

:-)))))

Nice feet Norm, at least for a grey bearded wine maker that loves Bodhi.

Greetings my friend,

Heeeeeey!!!!! love to hear from you. man this forum thing has upset everything. glad you responded. hope you are well.

@enigma9o7

Hello there

I have two kids and I need to know some apps I can see on your kids desktop. I recognize tuxpaint, potatoguy, gcompris. But I do not know others. Can you tell me please? My kids also like playing frogatto or barbie seahorse adventures.

Stefan

I'll check out those two games; I'd kinda ran out of kids linux games I could find so that's helpful. My kids are only 4 so they can't play stuff that requires real reading...

The ones you see on the left shelf (in order): Gcompris, Childsplay,frozen-bubble, SuperTux, Blinken, Extreme Tux Racer, Potato Guy, TuxPaint, Solitaire, and Circus Linux.

The top shelf are console games run thru emulators. In the corner is "Miss Spider's Tea Party" thru psxr. The rest are thru zsnes - ACME Animation Factory, Barbie Super Model, The Great Waldo Search, Mario is Missing, Mario Paint, Thomas the Train.

These are on old computers so PS1 is the latest console they can emulate fast enough. I just set up psx-r and that's the first game I'm trying; there's quite a few more I think I'll let them play when they ask for another game, I think Dora the Explorer's Barnyard Buddies will be next. I have quite a few other snes games they can play, like the mario preschool series, but I have to manually select the mouse in zsnes menu, there's no way to default turn it on that I could find, so I don't have them on the shelf, only the menu so I can start them myself; the icons are things they can click and play themselves (although they do need help with the reading parts of Find Mario). (There was a way to start some snes games with mouse enabled, like mario paint and acme animation factory, but not all).

Great info. Thank you very much

You're welcome, now where's your desktop?

My desktop is not worth showing off

I learned to love the "Alt-Backspace" AKA "Windows-Spacebar" launcher so I no longer use any icons in the launch bar. I thought the battery looked like an auspicious bucket of usefulness to position before stepping onto the bridge.

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nice.