Well, I'm glad to announce that the new version of House of Cards has a few small updates, but the updates it has do have a few major effects on a few of the games.

Most important changes since the last version

• The bug in Klondike reversing card orders on undoing has been fixed
• In Dâ Tônkârs bâ sol you can now just double click a card in order to stack it (assuming that you haven't reached your stack limit, if this has been set).
• The stack oddly moving in Dâ Tônkârs bâ sol when the most left column is getting large should no longer happen.

  Notes about Linux
Currently I can only release the game for Windows, but I am currently trying to explore Linux. I couldn't get the game working in Linux YET, but I am working in a VM right now and VMs are never the most ideal environments to test things out on and games in particular are quite often a big no-no. Unfortunately I don't have a real Linux computer at my disposal right now. All I know is that Scyndi's Creative Interpreter was successfully compiled to Linux (the console output works until the moment a graphic window has to be opened for the game to run in), so I guess, that means things do look hopeful, but I cannot make any promises for a Linux release yet. 

I do have an archive lying here with the executable and the datafile, and running the executable with the datafile present in the same folder, same name, but with the .jcr extension should run things. I must note that the game uses SDL2, SDL2_Image and SDL2_Mixer as dependencies, and any dependencies wanted by these libraries will of course be required as well. If you wanna try if you can get it to work, just let me know in the comments below, and I will give you access to my "secret test lab" where I'll then upload the current archive for you. 

If this journey to get House Of Cards running in Linux turns out successful, then getting Luna's Father, which uses the same engine, to work in Linux should be easy.