Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 16:07:11 01/11/02
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On January 11, 2002 at 18:50:10, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On January 11, 2002 at 18:29:13, pavel wrote: > >>Actually i got the impression that it is a big big thing. >>here is what i got in reply after I sent an e-mail regarding perticipating in >>the testing >> >>(...) >> >>Hi, >> >>do you have time for a big beta test ? >>If not, the version is later free available. >> >>Please only if you have time. >>Your results must be available in my beta chess forum. So the programmer can >>later looked on one page and all other testers can see what the other >>testers wrote. >> >>Please, only if you have time. >>Send me a short answere yes/no. >> >>I believe we can start the beta test in 3-5 weeks, the arena programmer is >>working at the moment on his program. >> >>Best >> >>(...) >> >> >>well... it does looks like a big deal to me . :) > >Well... you know Frank. There are no small projects :-). Of course it's >essential to report errors or bugs, so that they can be reproduced by others. Or >for the sake of discussing various suggestions. But the forum system would break >down if every click was reported. I'm certain that Frank just wants to make sure >that there will be input for the author. > >Regards, >Mogens Hi Mogens, thanks, so I must not answere in my really great and fantastic English. Input is very important and all which have inerest can give this input. And please ... No GUIs is perfect, but if we help here a little bit we have a really good WB GUI for over 100 WinBoard engines and people which have problems with WinBoard configurations. And ... the GUI is free and many people which can not spend every year x hunderts Euro for computer chess can used the GUI. I like this ... Also interesting for WinBoard programmers which will make a uci version. We have a free UCI GUI and the UCI concept is freeware. Best Frank
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