Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 02:40:00 12/24/98
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All's I really want to know is wheather the 32 bit version of Genius6 will really be free, and when we could expect it to appear. (Anyone have some inside information?). Chess Engines are so strong now that I really don't care that much about the (phony), advertising, if they make up for it later. Richard Lang was (and likely stil is), one of the very best programmer's for many years, but even Einstein (as someone else around here said), did his best work when he was 25, and then, 'evened out', for the rest of his career. Anyway I am very pleased with the interface of Millenium Genius, and I think its a small slip that they din't have the latest & greatest engine already avialble. I hope everyone will give these guys a break. Of course I am a 'Moderate' :) mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! On December 24, 1998 at 03:21:22, Peter Kappler wrote: >On December 23, 1998 at 04:33:55, Ralph E. Carter wrote: > >>On December 23, 1998 at 04:16:26, Harald Faber wrote: >> >>>On December 23, 1998 at 01:57:45, Ralph E. Carter wrote: >>> >>>>This is just a game played by people who have nothing better to do, than to find >>>>fault and complain. >>>> >>>>Such problems are "invented" to explain why one program is better or worse than >>>>another, but have no relationship to what happens in the real world. >>> >>>What would your company say if they ordered Office2000 for $200 but get nothing >>>new except a new startup graphics? >> >>Now this discussion has become ugly, I should have known. I will no longer >>participate in this discussion. > > >Maybe I've missed something from a previous thread, but I don't see anything in >Harald's response that is "ugly". > >Genius 6 was advertised as a 32-bit engine, and it is not. *That* is ugly. > >--Peter
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