> You can solve deleting the ".scid" directory inside you home directory.
> From a terminal:
> cd ~
> rm -R .scid
>
> are you using the latest SCID source code?
> ( http://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/master/tree/ )
> I thought i fixed this but a lot of time ago...
>
>
Thanks Fulvio!
At lea
Kees wrote:
> As for now, on starting SCID, the following message appears:
>
> Scid: error starting analysis
> Unable to start the program: /Programma's/stockfish-5-64
> (Programma's is the Dutch for Apps)
>
> The only option is to press OK and then Scid closes down.
> Reinstalling SCID alters noth
Fulvio writes:
>
> Kees wrote:
> > Dear fellow Scid-users,
> >
> > I used Scid on my Windows laptop but recently switched to a Macbook. After
> > some searching I found out how to install Scid. However, I failed to add
> > Stockfish as an engine. Scid worked fine for some time, but now upon
> >
Kees wrote:
> Dear fellow Scid-users,
>
> I used Scid on my Windows laptop but recently switched to a Macbook. After
> some searching I found out how to install Scid. However, I failed to add
> Stockfish as an engine. Scid worked fine for some time, but now upon
> starting gives an error message on
Dear fellow Scid-users,
I used Scid on my Windows laptop but recently switched to a Macbook. After
some searching I found out how to install Scid. However, I failed to add
Stockfish as an engine. Scid worked fine for some time, but now upon
starting gives an error message on Stockfish and closes d
