Author: Ferdinand S. Mosca
Date: 23:18:09 01/14/01
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On January 14, 2001 at 21:33:00, Shane Hudson wrote: >Hi all, > >Version 2.2 of Scid (a free chess database application for Unix operating >systems which also runs fairly well in Windows) is now available from the >usual website, > > http://members.nbci.com/sghudson/ > >New features in 2.2 include: > > - The beginnings of multiple-language support. Most menus (and some > messages) are now available in German, French, Spanish and Polish. > A lot of Scid is still "English-only", but that will change in time... > > - A new "opening report" feature which presents interesting facts about > an opening and an ECO-style theory table. It can be saved in text, > HTML or LaTeX format. > > - Many small user interface improvements. > > - Now released with a GPL licence; previous releases had a non-standard > (slightly more restrictive, definitely more confusing) licence. > >Feedback is most welcome. > >Cheers, >Shane Hello Shane, That Opening Report with Endgame and theory table sections is a very good one and seemed better than that commercial chessbase database program. Scid can be more interesting and complete by the time you will implement engines tournament capability. I hope you will release the windows version sooner. Regards, Dinan
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