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Free Solitaire for Apple Macintosh users

Posted by on May 15, 2010 in Macintosh | 3 comments
Free Solitaire for Apple Macintosh users

After years of looking and trying different programs, I think I found a great, free program for new Apple users that will help ease the move from Windows. Yes, believe it or not, a huge stumbling block for many of my clients in making the move to Macintosh is Solitaire, Free Cell, and/or Spider Solitaire.

Prior to today, I guided folks to the web in search of a solitaire program available from Hoyle or playing online Solitaire from Yahoo and other online sites. All these ideas were not 100% satisfactory replacements for their Windows games.

Today, I discovered Solitaire Greatest Hits, a free Open Source product that includes standard Solitaire (Klondike), Free Cell, Spider Solitaire, Pyramid, Canfield, Aces Up, Golf, Scorpion, Yukon, Baker’s Game, & Forty Thieves. You can download and try it out by clicking here.

Let me know how you like Solitaire Greatest Hits for Macintosh or let me know what solution you found for your Mac that works well.

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3 Responses to “Free Solitaire for Apple Macintosh users”

  1. Lexxy says:
    December 9, 2010 at 12:32 am

    thanks you so much for this info. I like the program and I will donate. I was getting desperate after searching and trying unsatisfactory games when all I wanted was something simple like I had on Windows. Now I like my new Apple better.

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  2. Bud Izen says:
    March 25, 2012 at 7:14 pm

    Play it for a while and you will find that there is a huge bug or two. I have played this sparingly for less than a week and on three separate occasions, I played a game which I would have won but there was only one buried card but there were two cards required to finish the game. In other words, the deck had less than 52 cards. This is a real novice programming error. I replayed the game the first time it happened and the same thing happened.

    The second time, I repeated the game but had a different result. The third time I played the game twice and it came up short again. I would have contacted the author but there was no link within the game.

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