I have a lot of databases from a time when lesser machines could only
wield a few thousand games at a time. Is there a way to mass convert
all my ScidV3 databases into V4? Or a way to do it on the command-line?
Thanks,
-jason
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I just DLed and installed scid-3.6.20. When opening crafty engine I get
an error that crafty has terminated: "The analysis engine terminated
without warning; it probably crashed or had an internal error." Is
there an error log where I can get a better description?
Crafty works just fine from
Anyone out there willing to create Debian packages for Scid? The one in
Lenny and Etch are the old Shane versions. Would be nice to get
something into Sid. Or at least available on the website.
Sure wish someone would take control of scid.sf.net. Would make this
stuff so much easier.
-j
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My primary use of Scid is to analyse my opening play. I have a very
large database (3mil?) based on a converted ChessBase Mega + TWIC. I'm
sure a lot of you have a similar setup.
I usually open Mega, then open the Tree view. Hit the lock toggle.
Then I go over to my game.
I look at the win
On Sat, Nov 03, 2007 at 12:29:15PM +0100, pgeorges wrote:
> I find this normal as there is no command like "add comment before move"
> like in chessbase. The fact that it is possible to add a comment before
> move 1 is just a side effect of current move being 0.
That would be a really nice featu
Perhaps it is once again time to revisit the issue of the great Scid
fork, and taking over this abandoned project.
Since Feb 2007 nothing has transpired on the Scid project. No new
releases. No code committed. No return of our beloved Shane.
Where once there was one, now there are two forks
