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The wargames program had me confused from my first slackware install up through Debian and until I first installed NetBSD on an old Ultrix workstation.
On NetBSD, I found /usr/games/wargames in /etc/shells, and an entry in /etc/passwd for a user named falken whose shell was /usr/games/wargames.
All of a sudden it made sense: it was intended for guest accounts to play games and nothing else! Why is this history not preserved in Debian? Why is /usr/games/wargames not registered as a shell, even?
On NetBSD, I found /usr/games/wargames in /etc/shells, and an entry in /etc/passwd for a user named falken whose shell was /usr/games/wargames.
All of a sudden it made sense: it was intended for guest accounts to play games and nothing else! Why is this history not preserved in Debian? Why is /usr/games/wargames not registered as a shell, even?
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