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Tomiku v1.0 (latest stable)
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  OS2008 version by Thomas Schmidt

Tomiku is a sudoku clone for 770/N800 Internet Tablet.

Tomiku contains two gaming modes:
- Thumb mode: user can select a number from the right side number pad. After that user can just click the cells and clicked cells will be marked to the number value that was defined in the number pad.
- Stylus mode: every cell is divided into 9 subcells. User can mark cells by clicking the subcells. For example to mark cell as number 3 user can click to the top right corner of the cell. Stylus mode is enabled automatically if the number pad doesn't contain any selection.

Tomiku uses Sudoku Sensei for creating the game data.



Tomiphy v1.0 (latest stable)
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Tomiphy is a physics simulation game for N800/N810 Internet Tablet running OS2008.

Tomiphy is not fully completed. There are just couple of example levels available. Performance is barely in acceptable level and source code contains a lot of todo items. However, the current version of Tomiphy might still be fun entertainment for someone and that's why it was released.

Installation note: Tomiphy requires that shared library libhildonmm-1.0.so.1 is present in the device. You can install libhildonmm using whatever method you like but as an example here's a way for getting one. Please note that these instructions worked in my N810 installation. There is no warranty that these instructions would work for you. Be aware that you could damage your device by using the following instructions.
- First you have to be able to get root access.
- Go to application menu -> Settings -> Application manager.
- Add the following repository to catalogue:
Web address: http://eko.one.pl/maemo
Distribution: bora
Components: user
- Install "becomeroot" application.
- Enable "maemo Extras" repository in catalogue.
- Close Application manager.
- Go to application menu -> Utilities -> X Terminal.
- Enter the following commands:
sudo gainroot
apt-get install libhildonmm
- Everything is now done and you should be able to launch Tomiphy. Enjoy!

Tomiphy uses Box2D physics engine, SDL, SDL TTF, SDL gfx and Expat.