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If you don't know it you should try it. Neverball is one of the best free games (thanks, Adian), based on Monkey Target minigame from Super Monkey Ball. It's a bit difficult the first time, but then it becomes quite entertaining and very addictive.

In one of those nightly Neverball sessions two days ago, this time with PedrE, we got the idea: Why only three lifes? It's very annoying when you are obstinate to have only three tries and you have to go back to main menu to select again the same level. Why we can't have infinite lifes?. Well, here it is, the patch to be able to set up the number of balls in Neverball. You have to use balls option in ~/.neverball/neverballrc file, with negative values meaning infinite balls.

Tron (1981) (is from where I took the phrase for the title) was one of the first movies to use scenes generated by computer. This movie talks about "life" inside computers. Characters live games as if they were real and the game seen in the video has been developed for PC becoming very popular and one of my favorites for Linux. Yes, there are games for Linux although many people says that you can't play in Linux. In fact, I have made a list of Linux games which I was going to post here, but since it became very large, I published it in documents section.

1. It's a thing
2. You hold it when you use it
3. It is colorful
4. It may be found on a desk
5. It's probably made of plastic
6. It doesn't have face
7. It sometimes burns
8. It sometimes gets really hot
9. It sometimes produces heat
10. It produces light
11. I doubt that you give it as a gift
12. I doubt that you use it at work
13. It contains liquid
14. It's sometimes black
15. You can't open and close it
16. It can fit in an envelope

Do you give up?