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08:16.03kamathlnI am looking for games for my little niece 3.5 years .. she is already happy with childsplay and tuxpaint.. I have downloaded tuxtype, gcompris, jiletters , lbreakout, pingus, circuslinux, enigma and rocks&diamonds..
08:16.16kamathlndoes any one know more ?
08:17.24kamathlni know rocks&diamonds is for slightly elder children.. but that's what my sister thinks she is ;-)
08:21.44olegfinkpersonally I'd suggest more non-computer activities for that age :-). I have no idea how's the situation with developmental games for kids in India, but here at least there are lots of pretty decent things to choose from, just get to the nearest book/toy store 'round the corner.
08:23.59kamathlnolegfink: hehhe. she gets enough and more excercise ..
08:24.11olegfinkthe problem with gcompris/childsplay is that they, being really nice pieces of software, somewhat lack in education methodics -- no wonder, because they've been created mainly by programmers, not teachers.
08:24.20kamathlnmy sis is going back to her town tomorrow .. not all the games will be introduced at once
08:24.33olegfink(and the existing efforts of creating something  more professional that I know of really suck.)
08:26.44olegfinkbut, heh, rant apart and back to your original question, I'm afraid you've named pretty everything that I've touched.
08:26.56kamathlnshe is a tasmanian devil, we struggle to keep her in one place
08:27.04kamathlnell, thanks anyways..
08:27.23olegfink(enigma is largerly too diffucult probably)
08:27.38kamathlnshe does not mind winning ..
08:27.48kamathlnor losing ..
08:27.53olegfink*difficult
08:27.55kamathlnshe just wants to make ounds
08:28.18kamathlnyeah.. As I said, it will probably be introduced to her after a while , when she is old enough
08:28.55olegfinkheh, I hope then there will be something more to show her...
08:29.06kamathlnand again, My sis wants to play games, but at the same time she wants games that my niece will enjoy seeing
08:29.06olegfinkif we ever get to it and don't fail.
08:29.18kamathlnyeah
08:29.58kamathlnI was thinking of pysycache, but she had surprised us by learning to use the mouse in under 5 minutes ;-)
08:30.39olegfinkgenerally, games with exploration/experimentation attitude are probably good candidates for your sister/niece play :-)
08:31.35kamathlnyes.. That is why i told my sis to introduce her to tuxpaint, childsplay and gcompris first
08:31.52olegfinkyeah, other than The Big Internet Threat, just leave kids with the computer and come back to learn something from them...
08:31.55kamathlnor did you have something else in mind
08:32.19kamathln"from them" - rightly put ..
08:32.47kamathlnmy mom, purposefully not tech savvy, learnt how to use the mouse from my niece
08:34.00olegfinkwell, in fact, there weren't many kid games back in my childhood, and early versions of microsoft office provided enough ground for playing
08:34.25olegfink(well, a typewriter was nice too, but it was consuming too much paper)
08:35.03kamathlncoming back to my niece, she currently believes in "the game ghost" who takes games away games and adds games when the ghost pleases .. so its easy for us to control her computer usage ;-)
08:35.05olegfinkso I'm not exactly sure there should exist _very_ special kids activities for reasons other than sandboxing
08:35.48kamathlnwell, thats the same here too.. my toy was photoshop, which fortunately gave way to GIMP
08:36.22kamathlnoh, for this girl, a sandbox environment is very much requirex
08:36.25kamathlnrequired*
08:36.32kamathlnshe is a sponge for bad habits
08:37.34kamathlnthough she hates writing, she has a thirst for knowledge.
08:38.05kamathlnhaha! no actually you should rename kdesktop as game ghost ..
08:38.23kamathlnwe simply remove and add the icons at the "ghost"'s wish
08:39.01olegfinkheh, that'll work for a year or so
08:39.47olegfinkthen she'll at least discover the K menu with entries controlled by XDG and thus not that easily removable
08:40.02kamathlnof course.. in another incident, she surprised us by choosing and running the next 10 minute cartoon from the file manager after the first one had finished
08:40.13kamathlnquite agree..
08:41.14olegfinkcoincidently, I was just reading about the release of an educational LiveCD by one of our local linux vendors
08:42.01kamathlnoh.. probably you can share the link?
08:42.29olegfinkwell, 'local' implies at least the news issue is written in a moonspeak
08:42.34olegfinkhttp://www.altlinux.ru/community_news/alt_linux_4.1_children_beta.html
08:42.50kamathlnthough with a live cd, it would be difficult to control which games she plays and which she doesn't
08:43.06olegfinkhttp://ftp.altlinux.org/pub/beta/children/ is the ISOs directory
08:43.34olegfinkthey'd be bad guys if they haven't implemented hd install
08:44.12olegfinkwell, seems they are; come on, the hdinstall script in knoppix has been around for years, and using rpm isn't an excuse.
08:44.45kamathlnhehheh.
08:45.17kamathlnbtw, its a 500+ MB download , and I am on a frustratingly slow Internet
08:45.47kamathlnMy sis would probably reach her twon by the time it downloads!
08:45.52kamathlntown*
08:45.58olegfinkI'm not saying that's worth the size
08:46.21kamathlnyeah I know .. I was just taking the chance to crib abt my net conenction
08:46.31olegfinkI suspect that's just their flagship dsitribution livecd with gcompris &friends slammed in
08:49.01kamathlnoh okay
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