Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 17:01:13 02/11/02
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On February 11, 2002 at 08:06:22, Aaron Tay wrote: >I've created a timeline stretching from 93 (where Tim Mann took over as the >maintainer of Xboard) to 2002/current about what i feel are the significant >events in the development of the xboard/Winboard protocol > >http://www.chesskit.com/aarontay/Winboard/timeline.html > >It covers events such as the creation of zippy, the first few free >xboard/Winboard engine, the release of commercial winboard engines, protover II, >the rise in popularity of the standard as other commercial interfaces adopt the >standard up to recent events with Fritz supporting UCI and removing the adaptor >from the site. > >Any comments (any thing i left out?), corrections are welcome 9 August 1995, version 3.3 of Xboard also had the Winboard port to Win32: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=+xboard+group:rec.games.chess.computer&start=600&hl=en&scoring=d&selm=409ddu%242u8%40src-news.pa.dec.com&rnum=684 Version 3.4 of Winboard/Xboard had support for Crafty (1995): === Change highlights since the last XBoard release (3.4) === * Preliminary support for Bob Hyatt's chess program Crafty. Currently the only documentation for this is in the FAQ file, and a few things don't work with Crafty 8.23. More development is planned. KnightCap and Phalanx (Xboard engines) date from March, 1997.
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