Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 05:40:47 11/12/02
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On November 12, 2002 at 08:09:18, Steve Coladonato wrote: >On November 11, 2002 at 12:52:48, Ricardo R Santana wrote: > >>Hello All >> >>Which program could easily migrate to Linux ? I mean , not considering all >>support or other points. I believe Schredder (because its written in C), Diep >>(am I right Vicent ??), Tiger (thanks Sargon for information...)... what about >>Hiarcs, Fritz, Rebel, ... ??? >> >>Thanks >>Ricardo Sant Ana > >Hi Ricardo, > >I have asked the same question. And Chess Assistant turns out to be one of >them. Easily? Not positive. But it was written with Borland's Delphi, and >Kylix is the environment for Linux. I have asked CA a few times if they are >going to come out with a Linux version but it seems to always come down to >demand. And how do they measure the demand? By counting the number of email-requests from Linux-users they get? That's not really a good measure. I'm pretty sure they didn't start with the Windows-version out of nothing, until they got enough mails saying "hey, what about Chess Assistant for Windows"? On the other hand, I really don't know how to measure a demand for a certain product accurately. Sargon PS. Who would buy _any_ commercial chess software for Linux, but doesn't send them an email saying so every 5 minutes.
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