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Mong (MeeGo Pong) development status, 2011-05-29

Thomas Perl has posted a video of the multi-player MeeGo-based Pong game which started with an impromptu hacking session at the MeeGo Conference. Thomas introduces it in his San Francisco roundup with: Intel loaned out ExoPC hardware running MeeGo Tablet UX for MeeGo development during the AppUp Event on the Warm-Up weekend. Conny had the great idea to start a multi-touch Pong game that we now call "Mong" (Gitorious repo) and that we now collectively develop with some community members (sounds - recorded live from the Air Hockey tables at the Hacker Lounge! - by Erik, graphics by Tim, code by Conny and me). The update features updated graphics and multi-touch gameplay.

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