After Hours  Five traditional games and pastimes, Linux style
Marco Fioretti has helped out a group of older users by
introducing them to computer games that particularly appeal to
them -- and to the idea of FOSS, even if they don't realize it.
There's a question that I've been asked a few times in the past,
which sounds more or less like this: "May you please put some
games on that computer in the room, so the guys can kill time
playing when they grow bored of other things?" In all cases the
"room" was the living room of a senior couple or the community
room of a senior citizen circle. Of course, I was able to
answer, "Yes, and I will do it using only Free Software!" The
problem, however, was a bit different from the standard "are
there any good games for Linux?" issue that pops up every other
month.  First of all, no continuous Internet access was
available, so any game that depends on it was out of the
question. The second problem is more interesting. Those end
users have no interest, and they always mad