Author: George Sobala
Date: 10:02:48 03/03/04
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On March 03, 2004 at 11:05:25, Jason Kent wrote: >On March 03, 2004 at 10:41:15, earl watson wrote: > >>Hello. Will some nice Mac OSX user out there please help me whith this ? I >>once had ChessBase and ran it on my 'PC' and I loved it. Now, I no longer have >>a 'PC' but a Mac OSX system. What is the best (comparable to ChessBase) >>software for me to purchase for the OSX ? I would like one which does not >>default to OS9 'classic' but really takes advantage of the full potential of >>OSX. I have a dual-processor G4. Also, if you can, please tell me what would >>be my best second choice (in case I cannot afford the best one). Would really >>appreciate recommendation from someone using their Mac OSX for chess study, >>playing over historic games, making books, etc . Thank you ! - choppi > >I'm not too familiar with the chessbase products, but Chessmaster 9000 just came >out for macs if you are interested. "In development" I believe. For Chess on OSX you are pretty much limited to good free software such as SCID and Xboard. Ruffian, Deep Sjeng and Crafty are the strongest Mac (xboard compatible) engines.
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