Author: Chessfun
Date: 14:55:02 08/31/00
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On August 31, 2000 at 10:05:37, Christian Pike wrote: >On August 31, 2000 at 09:47:59, stuart taylor wrote: >>What really was his reason for giving up the project? Maybe he saw he could not >>improve on it, in his way? (I'm sorry, but I've been here less than a year). >>S.Taylor > >there is a cd version (version arround 2.00 or 2.01) you have to pay for. >this versions seems also to be downloadable. Seems to be? It is downloadable though if you are looking for support like how to make it "Throw Bones" on chess.net with the "Bean Counters" you can forget it. It will work on Fics and ICC though. >also there is an update for owners of 2.00 2.01. >this update is for free. To bad this "update" did'nt fix the probelm with it working on Chess.net. >there is a version for programmers, but this plays weak, the engine >for playing s broken. thats version 2.50. >it`s just made for programmers who are interested to get their engine >ready for the cstal user interface. Hold back the lineup !! >chris stopped programming (as far as i know) >because he get rid of the technical-guys and the bean-counter colleagues >and the endless arguments. he likes to do something, and to try it out. >in fact - cstal improves with any hardware-progress since cstal profits >more from speed than the bean-counter programs (junior/fritz/nimzo etc.). Haha too funny. Thorsten you must learn that till CSTal can eat those "Beans" you should'nt be so critical. Thanks.
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