From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3; Linux) Description of problem: Choosing menu "Game" then "Scores" in any of the games with high scores doesn't do anything. Your high scores are presumably not added to the score tables. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-games-2.0.3-2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Load up a game (eg mahjongg) 2. On the menu choose "Game" then "Scores" Actual Results: Nothing happens. This remains the case after you've played a game and your name should have been added to the high score table. Expected Results: Menu option displays high score table. If you get one of the highest scores it should be added to the table. Additional info: Machine was upgraded to Null from Red Hat 7.3. Same problem occured in 7.3 too. In Red Hat 7.3, in some of the games it used to say "You have the #1 score" or the like after every game ended, but the "Scores" menu option still didn't work. I've had the high score tables working in the past (Red Hat 6.something????). If there's something wrong with the high scores files it ought to display some sort of error message rather than just do nothing. I've confirmed that the game processes do have permissions to write to the high scores files.
This should have been fixed in the final release, have to double-check.
Most of the games look pretty good, but with gnome-games-2.1.3-3, I got the following for Mahjongg, "/var/lib/games/mahjongg.scores: No such file or directory"
Mahjongg now disables the scores menu item when there are no scores yet. glines and mahjongg both work fine for me.