Parents (Total: 37)

The searched file hash is included in 37 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
FileSize	132278
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PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3
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SHA-256	BCF9EC598FA16400EBE29BF1C77EA26C93B1BCC7E2D030ED01C11D7C4C7DCBC7

Key	Value
FileSize	103232
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PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3+b1
SHA-1	0C5E1E658991EE77E4BBCFDBA49F0D2BEB53B7CD
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Key	Value
FileSize	129252
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PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3
SHA-1	0DB67AC502E835F9E010F77FCDCA151FE04F1D0E
SHA-256	0882F30FA98FA19BF439C6A735ABE1308028A56E7FA384945BA77198C7BF8C61

Key	Value
FileSize	120020
MD5	DB901CAEDD7541E7460490F65E0FF0C1
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3+b1
SHA-1	15D8BA4F0BD3A3C2F580BCFC8E76C4BBA7C63F6F
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Key	Value
FileSize	137984
MD5	709C43BD31B96D6F66B8FCB1D8550E93
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3
SHA-1	1698EF25DD3F7F35A29012F71C790D74801F255B
SHA-256	2CFA41DE1DE4B619349AA38446AF74AFD383DF79D68919440DBFFC899D209C1C

Key	Value
FileSize	122658
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PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
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Key	Value
FileSize	101916
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PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	2212F19B5A0BDDC559A93092897C2CA5520AC8AC
SHA-256	AAA0927178A572ED63C710B38862D0039B06ADB3309C6E5AD30BF965FE9C8887

Key	Value
FileSize	126002
MD5	3BEFA45A267D27CB2F9D23A7F564C52D
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-2
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Key	Value
FileSize	113508
MD5	0519077E84DC4239DAF353D97898E544
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
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SHA-1	2A96A3063BDBBC0092AC3DE3235906C501AF4416
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Key	Value
FileSize	126984
MD5	8A25BCA667166DFF9BE30355AB64144C
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-3+b1
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