Author: Madhavan
Date: 19:47:25 09/06/05
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On September 06, 2005 at 22:14:55, Dann Corbit wrote: >1. Chessmaster has the "Human description of analysis" that is nicely done Probably Persdonality match.Challengine players of different rating and if my rating increases,then moving on up and challenging next higher rated player,that's quite a fun.Which I don't find in other GUI's >2. SCID has a very nice "opening report" generator It's a database program with engine analysis?I haven't downloaded it yet. >3. Arena has an excellent tournament manager and engine configuration Arena has "random lines book" in the tournament option and shuffle chess of engine matches. >4. Winboard has the best online connection manager (what nitwit could not >figure it out?) I haven't tried WB,It's a compact program. It should be made possible for new generation pocket PC users. >5. ChessBase has a good Elo recalculation feature Nice Graphics,faster tournament matches without interruption. There are less bugs in chessbase,I don't know why people flame chessbase support. >6. ChessAssistant can READ AND WRITE EPD records and you can run all sorts of >engines inside of it (MCS, ChessAssistant, Winboard, UCI and others) I haven't downloaded. >7. ChessGenius (my least favorite interface) has floating windows where every >piece can be moved around and sized how you want it separately. This takes very less space for download and many features,especicially the graphics. >More? Shredder classic and Jose you are missing. Shredder classic has triple brain mode where 3 engines can analysis at the same time. >What are your favorite features of chess GUIs that are fairly unique to one or >two GUIs and that ought to be found in all of them? Let's wait for DIEP :) I can't buy DIEP if the program is not available in the shop near my place.They only sell chessbase programs,Chessmaster,Viva Media and other less and unknown stand alone programs.
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