GMastermind - GNUstep clone of Mastermind

       The original author this program was Marko Riedel.
       It is now hosted on GAP (the GNUstep Application Project):
       https://gap.nongnu.org/gmastermind/

                                                 October 2, 2024                                  GMASTERMIND(6)

       None known.

GMastermind is a game based upon the well-known board game 'Mastermind' (TM). Instructions on how to play
       are contained in the USAGE section.

       GMastermind - GNUstep clone of Mastermind

GMastermind takes no options at the command line.
       However, the game can be customised by using the in-game menu.
       Info->InfoPanel...
        Displays copyright, author, etc.
       Game->Newgame->Withreplacement
        Starts a new game, where pegs of the same color can be used twice in
        the same sequence
       Game->Newgame->Withoutreplacement
        Starts a new game, where pegs of the same color cannot be used twice
        in the same sequence
       Game->Commit
        Commit a guess
       Game->Move
        Let the computer make a move for you
       Hide
        Hide the program
       Quit
        Close the program

GMastermind

       When  the command GMastermind is run, the game 'GMastermind.app' begins.  The objective of the game is to
       guess the correct combination of colored pegs randomly selected by the program.
       To make a guess, drag the pegs from the palette to the holes at the top of the board.  Once all  four  of
       the pegs have been placed, on the menu, press "Game", and then "Commit".
       After  this, you will see a grouping of black and white dots next to your guess. Black dots indicate that
       one of the pegs is the correct color in the correct position. White dots indicate that one of the pegs is
       the correct color, but in an incorrect position.
       You can make up to eight guesses. If you do not guess the correct combination by this stage, you lose.