Tango is a logic puzzle game for Gnome: fill the 6x6 grid with suns and moons so that every row and column balances out and no rule gets broken.

You can install it via

flatpak install https://codeberg.org/petsoi/tango/raw/branch/main/page.codeberg.petsoi.tango.flatpakref

I released Queens

a little logic game where you need to place crowns without letting them interfere with each othrt.

Happy gaming!

You can install it with

flatpak install https://codeberg.org/petsoi/queens/raw/branch/main/page.codeberg.petsoi.queens.flatpakref

I released Zip a little game where you need to cover all squares with a line.

Happy gaming!

You can install it using

flatpak install https://codeberg.org/petsoi/zip/raw/branch/main/page.codeberg.petsoi.zip.flatpakref

jokes aside, and respectfully sharing thoughts…

the GNOME workflow favours opening multiple windows and arranging them in workspaces, right?

I feel like the old behaviours of spawning them in Cascade makes it’s easier to drag their title bars with the cursor and distributes them around the screen instead of just stacking all of them in the center part one of top of each other regardless of their windows sizes, covering a lot of them by the others

fortunately it’s easy to toggle that, of course keyboard driven navigations makes it less of an issue, and a lot of people open just one window at a time, I know

however I still wonder why they made it the default in recent versions ‘cause it seemed like an intentional choice leaving that disabled