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51.
Dialogue Box Confirming Installation
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:173(title)
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To launch the installed game from the desktop, point to <emphasis role="strong">Games</emphasis> on the <emphasis role="strong">Applications</emphasis> menu and click the name of the game.
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:184(para)
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Launching a Game
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:189(title)
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Let's play!
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:200(para)
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Playing Ubuntu Games
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:205(title)
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Allow the students to play these games for about 10 - 15 minutes.
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:210(para)
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Playing a game on Ubuntu is no different than playing it on any other Graphical User Interface (GUI)-based operating system. There are no pre-requisites to play these games and the real fun is in exploring these games yourself.
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:214(para)
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Ensure that you have hardware-accelerated 3D drivers installed for your video card.
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:222(para)
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To configure 3D acceleration on video cards see lesson 3 of this course or visit the following Web site: <ulink url="http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/graphics-cards.html">http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/graphics-cards.html</ulink>.
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:229(para)
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Playing Frozen-Bubble
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Located in chapter5/xinclude.xml:234(title)
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Contributors to this translation: Nicolas MARTIN, Pierre Slamich, Stijn Seghers, Thomas Lenoir, computerhelp, l.billon, xxxxx, yeassay.