You probably know that ICC is virtually identical to FICS and thus any feature
you add for one should be easy to add for the other, but I thought I'd point
that out anyway.
--- On Sat, 10/18/08, Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject:
Yes, thanks. I had to figure out how to use timeseal, but it was easy. Now I
need sound, which is essential if you play 1-minute chess like I do. So I need
to install Snack? I downloaded it but am not sure what to do now. Alternately,
I could have got Snack when I installed Tcl? How do I know, a
I've just installed the latest Scid and tried to play on the Free Internet
Chess Server, but after picking Play and Internet and entering my name and
password, I don't see where to specify the server.
I looked at the Scid sourceforge site and didn't see the answer to my question.
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As was discussed recently on the Internettablettalk.com site, Scid works very
well on a N800 or N810. There just need to be a few cosmetic changes like
making it work better displayed vertically rather than horizontally, giving
room for a larger board. Anyone who isn't familiar with this discuss
Yes, it doesn't install Pascal's version. I don't know whether it's a .deb
file -- anyone who wants more detail can Google for it as easily as I could.
Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Gene Venable schrieb:
Hi!
> It probably needs OS2008. If you hav
It probably needs OS2008. If you have all the repositories, it just shows up on
the Installable Programs list in Application Manager.
Magnus Larsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi!
How do you install and run scid on the N800? I use a N770, and would
love scid on it.
Magnus L
Gene V
I'm typing this on a Nokia 800, a handheld computer on which Scid works great.
You can buy them for not much more than $200 and use them for almost everything
a laptop can do. When I'm not looking at Alekhine's best games on it, I take it
jogging in my pocket to listen to mp3's and browse the ne
