Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 10:16:51 11/26/99
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On November 25, 1999 at 22:55:00, Pete Galati wrote: >On November 25, 1999 at 19:57:36, frank zimmer wrote: > >>Maybe some programmer can explain the nuances of this for me, but why can the >>freeware people put out a flawless windows chess program and the professionals >>seem helpless to do the same? I am talking about a flawless installation without >>error messages and a flawless program that does not crash! I realise that these >>programs are not as strong as the pro,s! However, two excellent programs come to >>mind.... Arasan and Der Bringer.... both flawless and strong programs... >>however, not the strongest. > >I'm a big Bringer fan myself, but that's a very small program, less complicated >interface, than the new bug infested CM7000 or the Chessbase interfaces, in both >of those cases those are packed full of features. BTW, I consider Der Bringer as almost the ideal case of a well done windows program. It has even features other has not. And it is strong, no way... Fernando > >I would just love to be able to get an engine like CM's King in a simple bare >bones interface like Bringer's, but I'm not their market target, so it won't >happen AND they won't be able to sell me a program either, so... > >Pete
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