Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 04:54:53 11/24/03
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On November 24, 2003 at 06:40:55, Martin Andersen wrote: [snip] >I don't know, Arena didn't run. As you know there are many engines >included with Arena that you could use if it worked. I think that's >useful. Frank Quisinsky pointed out lately, that there was someone in the Arena-forum who said that he could make Arena work under Linux. Maybe that's of help for you. The reason why I asked about native Linux engines to use in Arena is simple: if everything I run are Windows-binaries, I would simply use Windows directly. But that's just my opinion. :) Of course as an engine author I would like to be able to use Arena too for my Linux-engine and not have to install VisualC++ as well (which is not free) etc. So I'd have to migrate the development to Windows too and then it's kinda silly to boot Linux in the first place. :) For non-authors, the last argument doesn't count of course. >You could use Jin to observe multiple games in ICC, I do that all the >time. And the graphics are beautiful. (www.jinchess.com). It's written >in Java so it would probably run on Macs too. Thanks for the hint! I will give it a try this evening. Sargon
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