I do too, but for organizations. That is, scid-chess.org should
eventually replace scid.sourceforge.org.
If it's an informational resource, outside the official project, then
.info seems more precise.
I am all in favor for leaving Scid's site outside of SF.
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2009/3/20 Chris Lott
> On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 2:13 AM, Pascal Georges
> wrote:
> >
> > One possibility :
> > Annotate the game with Mark tactical exercises and then use
> > Play->training->find best move
> > Options->game information -> hide next move
>
> When I annotated the game I had mark ta
2009/3/20 Benoit St-Pierre
>
> scid-chess.info
> scid-chess.org
> scid.chess
I like .org domain. Don't know why, but it sounds better than others.
Pascal
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2009/3/20 Chris Lott
>
> If Pascal thinks it's a good idea, I can get scidwiki.com (or some
> other domain name) setup and provide access to whoever wants to
> admin... or we can do whatever makes more sense for the project if
> there is another alternative.
My position :
- Set up something o
I'm good with something like scid-chess.info too... depends on
1) how broad we want the title to be and
2) what Pascal sees as working best with his plans!
scid-chess.info and .org
scidwiki.info and .org
scid-wiki.info and .org
scid-docs.info and .org
etc
are available.
c
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009
What would prevent keyboard move entry? I can't enter any moves via
the keyboard... when I try, nothing happens at all!
c
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So pmwiki it is !
If the domain name is accessible, I would try to get something like
scid-chess.info
scid-chess.org
scid.chess
(Too bad there is no .chess !)
My criteria would be to tell that it's chess related and it's not a
commerce. And you could add a subdomain :
wiki.scid-chess.info
Bu
Well, as for the HTML generation part, it's quite easy :
1. Load a game
2. Try to create an HTML version with
Tools \ Export Current Game \ To HTML file or \ To HTML and JavaScript file
3. Save it somewhere on your drive
4. See what it creates with an editor
5. Modify anything you can to
I definitely prefer the lesser administrative headaches with pmWiki
compared to MediaWiki, though I've used both. I've found it pretty
simply to move whole pmwiki installations (I have a couple of
wikifarms at the university I work for).
I've used MoinMoin but since I have negligible Python skills
Good !
1. I personnaly like pmwiki. It's simple, fast, and may be enough
for the little wiki we would like to build. I would certainly
consider it, since all resides on flat files :
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/FlatFileAdvantages
Maybe flat files are the way to go if we want the site web
I'd be happy to help with this-- I've got a server with extra
bandwidth and would kick in a domain name too... scidwiki.com perhaps?
The main questions for me would be if there is one wiki engine that is
better than the others. I can administer/maintain it and have used a
few in he past. pmWiki is
So here I am.
Where do I start?
Please give me the details.
Charly
http://cf29.com/
On 20 mars 09, at 15:06, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
> In reverse order of importance :
>
> 1. A new CSS for the site is badly needed, but the website is
> Pascal's business and he grew fond of the way it actually lo
1. There are free solutions, for instance
on-wiki.net
but they rely on ads and that might not be the best solution. But it's a start.
2. If it's not too much of a hasstle, and not too much bandwidth, I
could try to use my free db on my site. I am not sure about the tools
to use.
I will think
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 2:13 AM, Pascal Georges wrote:
>
> One possibility :
> Annotate the game with Mark tactical exercises and then use
> Play->training->find best move
> Options->game information -> hide next move
When I annotated the game I had mark tactical exercises checked, but I
see no e
2009/3/19 Alexander Wagner
>
>
> This seems reproducable here. Probably, just a menu update for games list
> is lacking that should be bound in some way to the db change like the list
> buildup itself?
>
Should be fixed now.
Pascal
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So anybody for setting up a wiki ?
I tried to set at Sourceforge and it is not the best solution :
- not nice
- very slow
- admin burden.
Pascal
2009/3/20 Benoit St-Pierre
> A wiki would make an excellent complement to the help file. Here is a
> nice example :
>
> http://wiki.tcl.tk/
>
> It w
In reverse order of importance :
1. A new CSS for the site is badly needed, but the website is
Pascal's business and he grew fond of the way it actually looks.
2. But having a beautiful interface is a necessity : I think Pascal
already asked for new sleeker designs of buttons.
3. The HTML ren
A wiki would make an excellent complement to the help file. Here is a
nice example :
http://wiki.tcl.tk/
It would alleviate the burden of writing everything to a tcl file. It
can build FAQ, user cases, tutorials, tricks, resources, etc. In
fact, all the site can be maintained with a wiki. If
Greetings,
As a web designer I might give a hand if needed for the development of
Scid:
- interface (buttons, ...)
- html rendering part of Scid
- development of the web site
Let me know if interested.
Best regards,
Charly
http://cf29.com/
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2009/3/20, Chris Lott :
> So, I have a finished game in Scid. I use the analysis feature to
> annotate blunders and Scid annotates the game.
>
> Now, is there a way that I can use that analysis for training... ie
> can I have Scid jump to the first position where I blundered without
> revealing the
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