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authorGeorge Abbott <george@gabbott.dev>2023-12-27 17:54:03 +0000
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+eow
+---
+eow is a little game where you can guess the ending of words. For instance, you
+may get: ti___, man___, cas___, and you have to guess "tle". Inspired by a
+question I saw on The 1% Show one evening.
+
+How to compile and run
+----------------------
+Tested on Arch Linux, with the `foot` terminal emulator.
+
+Run:
+ git clone https://gabbott.dev/eow
+ git clone https://gabbott.dev/strarr
+ cd eow/
+ ./install.sh
+
+Then run `make` to make the program, and execute with:
+ ./eow
+
+License
+-------
+Licensed under BSD 3-Clause.
+
+Words list
+----------
+The words list is gotten from dwyl (https://github.com/dwyl/english-words).
+The only thing I did was remove \r to make it work on Linux.