> Really enjoy Gnu Go. I have just three questions: > > - What operating system is used for developing Gnu Go?
Mainly GNU/Linux, though the program is quite portable and runs on virtually any hardware. > - What kind of hardware would be needed to boost the development and > strength of Gnu Go? (Don't go too wild with this answer but assume > that you could get more goodies than the > Hydra<http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=3D1866>project.) > - Besides hardware, what other resources would be needed to take Gnu > Go to shodan and/or to win the Ing Foundation bounty? Before big hardware would make a big difference, substantial revisions would have to be made to make the program more parallel. It is my understanding that the Ing Prize for a strong program evaporated with the death of Mr. Ing. Has it been revived? > I'm neither wealthy nor a philantrophist. It's just that I might be able to > place a bug in the ear of some folks who might have an interest in this kind > of a project. That's two BIG "mights" but I wouldn't mind trying. Daniel Bump _______________________________________________ gnugo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnugo-devel
