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🐦️🅾️❎️💾️ Twit-Tac-Toe is a basic game of Tic-Tac-Toe styled around the recent Twitter name change. It is a test of my GUI program writing skills in Python and other languages.
A simple game of Tic-Tac-Toe, but whoever wins gets to win the decision if it is Twitter or X.
Make sure to spread the word of this program. If you use Twitter, use the hashtag #TwitTacToe or #Twit-Tac-Toe . If you use Mastodon or another similar site that supports hashtags/trends, you can use the same hashtags.
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The project is currently not yet functional, but will be a programming exercise to test my skills of writing GUI programs in Python.
The program will use TKinter and Python 3.10. Any version of Python from 3.0 onward should work fine.
The program will first be tested on Ubuntu 22.04. Based on my past Python experience, this means it should work the same on Windows 10 and 11, however, I am not sure about BSD, MacOS, other operating system compatibility (any system that supports Python and TKinter is planned to be supported)
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Place the /Twit-Tac-Toe/ directory in your home or user directory (or on any directory on your computer that you have access to, and feel comfortable with) and run TTT.py to play the game.
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Place the /Twit-Tac-Toe/ directory in your C://Users/Desktop/ (or on any directory on your computer that you have access to, and feel comfortable with) and run TTT.py to play the game.
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The game uses 3 primary assets:
X_logo_2023.svg (The new logo of Twitter, player X)TwitterLogoCircular.png (The new logo of Twitter, player O)TTT_Board.svg(a Tic-Tac-Toe board, looks like a hasthag/pound sign)`
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See the documentation repository for more information (link is in the section directly below this one)
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Additional documentation is located 
in a separate repository
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