Here's a little game. Screenshot

You can use it to decide who goes out for lunch. :-)

It works on linux, but windows dosn't want to display the images in the zinc version(canvas version should run on windows). Ugh. If any window's users know how to fix it, let me know.

It has some nice free cards, already base64 encoded,if that interests you.

It's kind of big, since I've included the images, so download it here-> download-zinc or download-canvas

UPDATE: Added a plain canvas version too

Download from 
http://zentara.net/perlplay/slot-machine/ztk-slots1
or
http://zentara.net/perlplay/slot-machine/ztk-slots1-canv1

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In reply to ztk-slots by zentara

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