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3 total messages Started by Jon Allen Boone Thu, 06 Dec 1990 14:17
gnuchess support
#5986
Author: Jon Allen Boone
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 1990 14:17
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Hi.  I noticed that there have been a few reports of bugs, and yet not a
single person claiming any responsibility or even acknowledging that the
problems exist (other than others who are also complaining).   My
question is:  Is there someone out there who is currently supporting
gnuchess?  If so, are they also supporting Xchess?  

-iain
gnuchess support
#6130
Author: Stuart Cracraft
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 1990 17:00
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Most of the bugs reported so far have been:
   1) XChess-related
   2) command-line compiler or linker parameter errors
   3) incorrect usage of gnuchess with X chess.

The author of X Chess is Wayne Christopher (faustus@cad.berkeley.edu),
but he seems to have moved on. An alternate display front end
for X has been released. If you would like to test it, we
can include it in the next release.

The next release will include at least:

	1) Cray-2 support
	2) GM-prepared opening book
	3) maybe new X front-end
	4) various fixes to the search and mate-finding
	   improvement.
  
--Stuart
Re: gnuchess support
#5985
Author: Gary Strand
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 1990 17:03
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> Stuart Cracraft

> An alternate display front end for X has been released. If you would like
> to test it, we can include it in the next release.

  YES YES YES YES YES YES!
-- 
Gary Strand                           There is only one success -- to be able
Internet: strandwg@ncar.ucar.edu      to spend your life in your own way.
Voicenet: (303) 497-1383                                 - Christopher Morley
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