Linux command
tint 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Start the game
tint
Start at specific level
tint -l [5]
Show high scores
tint -s
Display version
tint -v
说明
tint (TINT Is Not Tetris) is a terminal-based clone of the classic Tetris game using ncurses. It aims to recreate the original gameplay as faithfully as possible while running in a text terminal. The game features nine difficulty levels, with higher levels increasing piece drop speed. It includes a high score system that saves scores locally with player names. Statistics track the number of each tetromino type that has appeared during play. Unlike some Tetris variants, tint does not show a preview of the next piece, maintaining closer fidelity to the original game design.
参数
- -l _level_
- Start at specified level (1-9).
- -s
- Show high score table.
- -n
- Disable colors.
- -d
- Draw dots inside blocks.
- -h
- Display help.
- -v
- Display version.
FAQ
What is the tint command used for?
tint (TINT Is Not Tetris) is a terminal-based clone of the classic Tetris game using ncurses. It aims to recreate the original gameplay as faithfully as possible while running in a text terminal. The game features nine difficulty levels, with higher levels increasing piece drop speed. It includes a high score system that saves scores locally with player names. Statistics track the number of each tetromino type that has appeared during play. Unlike some Tetris variants, tint does not show a preview of the next piece, maintaining closer fidelity to the original game design.
How do I run a basic tint example?
Run `tint` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -l _level_ do in tint?
Start at specified level (1-9).