Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 10:46:53 12/17/03
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On December 17, 2003 at 13:31:01, Daniel Clausen wrote: > >On December 17, 2003 at 13:24:14, Frank Quisinsky wrote: > >[snip] > >>On the CD are the following versions: >>01. WB I/II, UCI Ruffian 2.0.0 >>02. WB I/II, UCI Ruffian Leiden >> Ruffian won the Dutch-open 2003 in front of TheKing, ChessTiger and so on! >>03. Linux Ruffian 2.0.0 >>04. Mac OSX Ruffian 2.0.0 >> >>05. 4-pieces Nalimov Tablebases >>06. Freeware Arena 1.0 by Martin Blume with addional files! > >Great to hear there's also a Mac version on the CD! Thanks! :) > > >>>(2) >>>Can the Linux-version on the CD be accessed w/o having a Windows-box in the >>>first place? (DeepSjeng was like that at the beginning) >> >>I have not try the version under Linux, but different people in our test team. >>Arena 1.0 is not compatible to Linux or MAC but you can used xBoard or for Mac >>OSx xBoard too. > >Ich habe meine Frage falsch formuliert. Bei DeepSjeng war es damals so, dass das >Zeug zuerst unter Windows installieren musste, bevor man an die Linux-Version >ueberhaupt rankam. (die war irgendwo in den Installer-Daten verpackt) Ist die >Linux- und Mac-Version auf der CD separat drauf, so dass man an die Files auch >ohne vorher unter Windows zu installieren Windows rankommt? > >Sargon Hi, nice ... an American Gladiator (Arena user = Gladiators, WinBoard user = Winboarders) which try in German, like that, THANKS !! I understand now and will answer in my bad English ... On the CD-Rom are three directorys! 1. Arena 2. Linux 3. MacOSX On Arena directory are the Arena 1.0 / Ruffian 2.0.0 files without setup. On Linux directory are the Ruffian 2.0.0 Linux files without setup. On MacOSX directory are the Ruffian 2.0.0 MacOSX files without setup. For sure a 67Mb setup file is on the CD-Rom too (Autostart CD). The customers have different possibilities to install Ruffian 2.0.0, maybe one of the customers have other favorite GUIs. You don't must use the setup files if you have interest to copy only different files from the CD on your harddisk. On the CD are no copy protections. I don't like any copy protections and I am sure that the computer chess fans are honest "Gladiators". If you have more questions ... please! Best Frank
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