Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 15:41:52 09/10/03
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On September 10, 2003 at 09:30:37, Martin Andersen wrote: [snip] >No way am I going to pay full price for a chess >program where the Linux version is a "bonus" which >can be used together with xboard. I'm glad someone at least _offers_ something for Linux. The only thing which makes me sad is the fact that you need to install the thing under Windows before you can get the Linux-executable. (if that's still the case) That is not very good for people who only have a Linux-box. Also, it might be a good opportunity to give people a chance to say whether they're interested in the Linux-engine. This way Lokasoft might get some feedback as to how many people would buy a Linux-only version in the future. >What you could do is to port the nice graphical interface >from Windows to Linux, then it's a very different matter. I wish there was a good interface for Linux. xboard, eboard and Knights all have major issues IMHO. (I didn't look at Jose-Chess, but it seems like it's more meant as an analysis-tool, for example it doesn't support ICC-play) Sargon
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