The original tetrinet linux console version by Andrew Church with minor patches to make it compile on modern gcc.
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README.md

This is an old console tetrinet client for Linux written by Andrew Church. I slightly modified it to allow it to compile with recent gcc versions.

Just type make to compile - depends on ncurses.

I only managed to get this to work in a playable way using xterm. urxvt renders a blank screen - gnome-terminal renders a screen, but causes the program to exit when you hit any of the function keys.

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