Chess Forum / Computer / September 2009

I want to set up some computer-versus-computer chess games in linux,
so
that they can be running all the time and I can watch the computer
play chess- preferably, a series of games that go on forever.

Sany is now posting in sci.bio.paleontology.  First of all ... they guys is
clearly out of his mind in the post.  Second, it is a CLEAR attempt at
spreading his URL.  Evidence is building a strong case that we may be able to
boot the fool from USENET [at least from his NSP] as a ...

How you machine work, when you play SD-levels and you (or computer) time is
out? Could you also tell me (if you know) what generation you Citrine are or
when you buy it?
I ask these information, because some of Citrine models are bug in SD-Level

Chess256 implies that the opening setup for the pawns is chosen
randomly while satisfying the condition that the pawns must be placed
either on the second or the third rank. The sides mirror each other.
Unlike Chess960, this is practically the same as standard chess.

I'm interested in getting a computer game to learn and enjoy the game
of chess.  I know the basic rules and piece moves, but that's about
it.  I plan to play alone without internet access.  Which PC game
would you recommend for me?

For those of you willingly helping him out, that is great.  But it is my
opinion that he is really just posting here and trying to spread his URL
around.  If any responders to Sanny would mind, could you please remove his
URL from your response?

I have the sourcecode (somewhat modified) for an old VAX chess engine
originally written in PASCAL and now in Modula2.
I have written a UCI binding for it to place it under the ChessBase GUI
and in testing I have run into a problem. I cannot persuade the info

Counsel:  Susan Polgar’s deposition transcript has apparently been
published on Karl Kronenberger’s website.  This transcript includes
significant confidential information, including information about her
children and private custody proceedings, the disclosure of which

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A new release both XBoard and WinBoard is now available.  Version
4.4.0 includes many changes. It is the first major release of
xboard/winboard after a fork of the project after version 4.2.7. It
includes small changes made in the main line and changes made by a

I've been using Chessmaster 9000 for awhile and am tired of some of the
things it does, like tying up my computer CPU if I do something else in
the middle of a game. ( some kind of timer bug? )
I hear Fritz is good, but I'm only rated at around 1400. Can it be set for

A longer time, but it showed no mercy to GetClub's "Easy" Level,
60 seconds to around 180 seconds. I tried to match the time used by
Tom's Simple Chess Program, with the time used by "Easy".
Game Played between Adak and easy at GetClub.com