> 2. Even in root, when I cd to the games folder (/usr/games I think) it 
> won't let me open any of them? Do I have to move them to /usr/bin? Or do 
> I need to give myself access to them? 

This is probably just because you don't have the current directory or
/usr/games in your path.  Can you run them with the full path (for example,
/usr/games/tetris)?  If so, this is your problem.  Add /usr/games to
your path.  You can specify things in the current directory with ./, so
you could say
	# cd /usr/games
	# ./tetris
or
	# /usr/games/tetris
to get basically the same effect.

It's usually best to not run everything (incl. games) as root, though...

I think your other questions have been answered.

Good luck!

-allen

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