Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Hi!
>
> First of all: the FICS search graph is a pretty good idea.
> Some points though:
>
> - Clicking Offers and logging off:
>-> scid is unable to log on again, plus, the offers
>checkbox stays depressed, ie. scid sends a "sought" all
>the time.
>
>Th
Garth Corral a écrit :
>
> One semi-unrelated note. After making some changes I noticed that a
> subsequent commit to tcl/tools/graphs.tcl occurred that (from what I
> can tell) contains only line ending changes (from \n to \rn). It's
> not my place to say, but this seems bad on a couple of fr
On May 1, 2008, at 1:19 PM, "Benoit St-Pierre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello Garth,
>
> Would it be possible and easy to create and maintain a .dmg for OSX
> users ?
> This would be very interesting to improve Scid user base.
> If it's so easy that even I can do it, I'd certainly do that
Hello Garth,
Would it be possible and easy to create and maintain a .dmg for OSX users ?
This would be very interesting to improve Scid user base.
If it's so easy that even I can do it, I'd certainly do that.
I hope it's a yes,
Best regards,
Benoit
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Hi,
I played a few minutes with Polyglot and configured Toga 1.2.1a to be
handled as a xboard engine. In this position
r7/p1p2pk1/1p6/4qpp1/2PP4/P3R3/2P3PP/6K1 w KQkq - 0 1
where the queen must be recaptured (!) I get this output :
Depth: 12 Nodes: 9106K (765 kn/s)
Score: -99.88
On May 1, 2008, at 10:57 AM, pgeorges wrote:
> Garth Corral a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Work that needs to be done:
>> 1.) Clean up the patch to catch and problems regressions on windows/
>> unix. I'm sure there are nits in there as I have not extensively
>> tested it on OS X nor unix (I don't hav
Hi!
First of all: the FICS search graph is a pretty good idea.
Some points though:
- Clicking Offers and logging off:
-> scid is unable to log on again, plus, the offers
checkbox stays depressed, ie. scid sends a "sought" all
the time.
This is only the case if the search graph is sw
On May 1, 2008, at 9:46 AM, Cory Helfrich wrote:
> Hello Garth,
>
>
> On May 1, 2008, at 7:19 PM, Garth Corral wrote:
>> menu bar on top of the display as they expect. Now this will only
>> work when built against the Tcl/Tk libraries shipped with OS X and
>> when installed as an application bund
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> I commited in CVS new piece sets for Merida1, Merida2 and
> Fantasy. The result is as good as in chessx, for example.
Grats btw :) They're looking very nice indeed.
Could you please add a note thrown to the startup window in
case the Img-Library that is required to
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> I think one of Merida1 and Merida2 should be removed, but
> I can't make up my mind.
Why? If someone prefers dark colouring for the board squares
(s)he will prefer Merida 2. On the other hand some people do
not like the thin white border at all, those would prefer
M
Garth Corral a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> Work that needs to be done:
> 1.) Clean up the patch to catch and problems regressions on windows/
> unix. I'm sure there are nits in there as I have not extensively
> tested it on OS X nor unix (I don't have a windows box on which to
> test).
>
>
Hi,
Hello Garth,
On May 1, 2008, at 7:19 PM, Garth Corral wrote:
> menu bar on top of the display as they expect. Now this will only
> work when built against the Tcl/Tk libraries shipped with OS X and
> when installed as an application bundle (e.g. double-clickable
> Scid.app). If users choose to
Hi all,
I apologize if this posting is a bit long but I hope you'll bear with
me.
I have a few questions and comments regarding scid on OS X. First a
bit of background. I'm recently back to trying to use scid on OS X
after a very long time away. I had tried it out back in mid 2002 when
Hi,
I commited in CVS new piece sets for Merida1, Merida2 and Fantasy. The
result is as good as in chessx, for example.
I think one of Merida1 and Merida2 should be removed, but I can't make up my
mind.
Pascal
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