== Unix Games == 

 :In regards to the UNIX Games Catagory  UNIX, when used correctly, refers to AT&T;'s orginal UNIX operating system and their direct revisions such as UNIX System V. To my knowledge, none of the games listed in that category run on System V or any of the orginal Unices'. At the very least, I believe the category should be renamed to indicate that it is for games that run on UNIX-like operating systems. I still, however, believe that it is redundant. The games listed appear on the category pages of the operating systems they run on individually and none of those games, to my knowledge, are compatible with all modern UNIX-like operating systems. - Damicatz  

 Yes UNIX was developed by AT&T;, but it now applies to a number of different flavors supported by different vendors. So I suppose I shall have to disagree with your statement "when used correctly" since I'm supporting several of those flavors of UNIX right now, and it doesn't feel incorrect to be calling them UNIX. Yes it's entirely possible that some of the listed games are inappropriately catalogued. Rogue, at least, seems quite appropriate for the UNIX games category, at least in my mind. But maybe you don't consider the Berkeley flavor to be UNIX? -) Thanks. —