A cross-platform implementation of classic Klondike Solitaire built with C++ and wxWidgets.
- Windows:
- macOS:
- Linux:
- Android:
- Classic Klondike solitaire gameplay
- Draw one or draw three card modes
- Scoring modes: Standard, Vegas, or None
- Timed game mode
- Undo support
- Drag-and-drop with outline or full bitmap dragging
- 12 card back designs
- Keyboard navigation
- C++11 compiler
- CMake 3.14+
- wxWidgets (core, base, xrc, xml, html components)
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .On macOS this produces a wxSolitaire.app bundle. On Windows it builds a GUI executable with the application icon and manifest. On Linux it builds a standard executable.
The Android build reuses the same C++ game code, compiled against the wxWidgets
Qt port (wxQt) that ships prebuilt inside the Qt 6.9.3 Android kit, and is
packaged into an APK with androiddeployqt.
Prerequisites:
- Qt 6.9.3 Android kit at
/usr/local/qt-6.9.3-android-arm64(with the wxQt static libraries) and the host Qt at/usr/local/qt-6.9.3 - Android SDK (with a build-tools + platform) and NDK, JDK 17+
- Host
wxrc-3.3(used to compile the card resources on the build machine)
Build and package a signed release APK:
cp android-signing.env.example android-signing.env # then fill in your keystore
./build-android.shbuild-android.sh runs qt-cmake, builds libwxSolitaire_arm64-v8a.so, and
invokes the Qt apk target (which calls androiddeployqt). Signing uses your
existing keystore via the QT_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_* variables in
android-signing.env; without them the APK is left unsigned. The resulting APK
is printed at the end of the run (under build-android/.../outputs/apk/).
After building, install with:
cmake --install .On Linux the install includes a .desktop file and AppStream metadata for integration with desktop environments and software centres.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0.
The bin2c.c utility is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause license (copyright Rafael Kitover, 2016).