In my humble opinion this is a perfectly fine behavior. Like considering the
wire is a fiber, which isn't exactly cheap I would want ever single piece of it
used in order to be cost efficient ;-)
I am closing this bug as won't fix, as we - Kubuntu - are really not going to
change the behavior
** Changed in: kdegames (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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knetwalk uses incorrect win conditions
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I can confirm this behaviour in Gutsy. I attach two screenshots. The
first shows the game with all monitors abright, but some loose wires, so
Knetwalk doesn't accept it. And the second screenshot with the same
game but all wires attached.
** Attachment added: Schermafdruk-knetwalk-1.png
Second screenshot
** Attachment added: Schermafdruk-knetwalk-2.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11749405/Schermafdruk-knetwalk-2.png
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knetwalk uses incorrect win conditions
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It seems that knetwalk not only checks that all computers are connected
to the server but also that all wires are too connected, so every square
on the board is connected.
I observed this behaviour in Gutsy if I left some wires to connect. For
the moment I had not encountered a game with more
** Description changed:
Some games have multiple possible solutions, but knetwalk apparently
only accepts one. The attached screenshot shows a game that I recently
solved, but knetwalk thinks that it's still unsolved. I'm reporting it
here because I haven't been able to find an upstream
** Attachment added: Solved knetwalk game that knetwalk thinks is unsolved
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10314073/Screenshot-knetwalk.png
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knetwalk uses incorrect win conditions
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