I reported yesterday that I was having problems with my cvs build of
scid on Ubuntu Jaunty. I've tried compiling on both 64-bit and 32-bit
Ubuntu and get the similar errors on both. Here's what I got today on
32-bit Ubuntu Jaunty:
can't read "pgnfile": no such variable
can't read "pgnfile":
On May 27, 2009, at 2:29 PM, Alexander Wagner wrote:
Yes. And you will want to notice that Scid is the only chess
application
I know of that has a really decent keyboard move entry functionality.
That is you can not only jump trough the game using the mouse but also
just play down a game fro
Danny wrote:
Hi!
> OK, thanks for that - didn't know you could use the arrows keys to make
> moves, cool.
Yes. And you will want to notice that Scid is the only chess application
I know of that has a really decent keyboard move entry functionality.
That is you can not only jump trough the gam
Hi Alexander
OK, thanks for that - didn't know you could use the arrows keys to
make moves, cool. Can't see any indicators on the board though :-( I'm
sure they could do this, just a simple outline in red of the two
squares the piece has moved to would be cool.
thanks
Danny
On 27 May 2
Julio Pietropaolo wrote:
Hi!
Chequea que no tengas activada la opcion UCI en la configuracion del
engine, tenes que elegir el binario que creaste en la opcion de agregar
motor
Sorry, my spanish is non-existent, could we stick to english, please?
I don't know what you refer by "Crafty conf
Danny wrote:
Hi!
> Is there a move marker to indicate your last move? I know there is a
> show suggested move, via the Options menu.
No, not yet. Would be great, however, if something similar to xboard or
the like could be done, I agree.
As a workaround I currently just use left/right arrow k
Hello
Is there a move marker to indicate your last move? I know there is a
show suggested move, via the Options menu.
regards
Danny--
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Oh! It's solved!!
It was a matter of directories. When choosing the engine, Scid asks for some
"directory". There I put the directory where crafty is installed. However,
now I have changed this directory by pressing button "~.scid" to the right.
And now it works!
Great! Thanks everybody. And
Chequea que no tengas activada la opcion UCI en la configuracion del
engine, tenes que elegir el binario que creaste en la opcion de
agregar motor
Carlos González-Aguado escribió:
Hi,
I don't know what you refer by "Crafty configuration". What I do is:
1. download crafty (version 23.0,
Hi,
I don't know what you refer by "Crafty configuration". What I do is:
1. download crafty (version 23.0, the last one in the ftp repository of Bob
Hyatt)
2. install crafty by typing "make linux" (i didn't tell this, but i am
working on a Ubuntu / Linux operating system)
Doing this, I can run "c
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