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Subject: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist?

Author: Roy Brunjes

Date: 09:03:46 11/03/05

I'm searching on the Internet for UCI engines that run on Linux. The main site I
have found UCI engines (http://www.uciengines.de/UCI-Engines/uci-engines.html)
listed does not seem to categorize them as windows only, windows and linux, etc.
Is there a list somewhere of what free UCI engines exist for Linux?

I have Toga-II, Fruit 2.1 and Fruit 2.2 (okay, not free but worth it all the
same!)

I'm after UCI engines that might be considerably weaker so that I might use them
as sparring partners. The strong engines are great for analysis but the repeated
beatings (thrashings really) are too much to bear for my ego when playing
against them.

Thanks for pointers to this info,

Roy

Re: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist? Kunnar Klauks 23:26:29 11/03/05
Re: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist? Tord Romstad 09:17:06 11/03/05
- Re: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist? Federico Corigliano 15:12:48 11/03/05
- Re: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist? Roy Brunjes 14:14:33 11/03/05
Re: UCI Engines for Linux - does a decent list exist? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:14:44 11/03/05

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