Il 15 maggio 2024 alle 14:13 Francesco Ariis ha scritto:
> Hello everyone,
>
> on DailyGammon a user asked how to get gnugb on macOS Sonoma.
> I don’t own a Mac but MacPorts seemed promising, so I suggested that.
>
> Long story short, compiling works, running gnubg
Hello everyone,
on DailyGammon a user asked how to get gnugb on macOS Sonoma.
I don’t own a Mac but MacPorts seemed promising, so I suggested that.
Long story short, compiling works, running gnubg command line works,
but there is *no* GUI shown. Here is the ticket:
Hello Max,
Il 02 aprile 2024 alle 19:39 Max S ha scritto:
> HI
> Am I able to import a file of a position, match score etc and you would
> return the XG analysis to me?
what do you mean with “XG analysis”?
—F
Hello Joseph,
Il 18 gennaio 2024 alle 11:33 Wayne Joseph ha scritto:
> To propose a relatively 'easy' solution to this, I think it would make
> better sense to add an hour-minute timestamp to the existing file name
> convention?
>
> [snip]
>
> In addition, for a cherry on top, it would be even
Hello Carsten,
Il 28 dicembre 2023 alle 21:49 Carsten Wenderdel ha scritto:
> GnuBG already supports that. When you start a new session/match, you can
> click on „Modify player settings“ and swap human and computer.
>
> Also, under „Settings“ -> „Board Appearance“ you can set the colors of the
Hello everyone,
I am learning to play Backgammon. To prepare myself for live play,
I am would like to practice playing either direction (clockwise and
counterclockwise) and either colour (white/black).
GNU backgammon has a useful “Reverse direction of play” button. Is there
anything similar
