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Subject: Re: Are there any good Freeware peer-to-peer chess programs out there?

Author: Pierre Bourget

Date: 06:23:09 11/19/02

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On November 19, 2002 at 07:49:05, Stuart Smith wrote:

>I have CM9K for playing against a computer at home, but during my lunch breaks
>at work, I would like to play chess against a real person over the LAN in the
>office. I have downloaded and used NetBlitz and it does a neat job, but I would
>like something that is a bit more flexible in that it records the  moves (so
>that I can analyse them later and find out why I went from a winning position to
>a losing one!!) and allows a move to be retracted.
>
>Any help would be appreciated. Even a low cost shareware version would be
>acceptable.
>
>Thanks

Perhaps this one can do:

http://www.bulbous.freeserve.co.uk/kasia.html

Pierre

• Re: Are there any good Freeware peer-to-peer chess programs out there? Stuart Smith 03:55:24 11/20/02
• Re: Are there any good Freeware peer-to-peer chess programs out there? Roy Eassa 09:38:15 11/19/02
• is there a "Kasia" for Linux ?? Ricardo R Santana 08:07:33 11/19/02

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