Author: Michael Borgstaedt (GOLIATH CHESS)
Date: 04:58:34 09/04/98
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On September 03, 1998 at 20:18:41, Alessio Iacovoni wrote: >On September 03, 1998 at 18:00:57, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Hi Alessio: >>Strange enough, I have had an altoguether different experience with Goliath: no >>pop-ups and playing myself against him -I am not interested very much in comp vs >>comp stuff- I had the feeling that it is extremedly sharp in his tactis even if >>it is setted to play after just some seconds. If that is what goliath can do >>with 80% less source code, I could hope that in 100% force could be, as Michael >>say, a very competitive program. Nevertheless, i concur with the idea by Bollini >>that the author should release a full version even weith an ugly GUi in order to >>see how strong really is. I suppose he can do that and deliver the program to a >>trusted tester as Enrique Irazoqui or KK or whatever people here he dims >>adequate. Then he can tell us if it is worthy to wait a full version or what. >>Salute >>Fernando > >Frnando that's very strange.. We are obviously not talking of the same verion.. >the one I got at pitt has a popup every time it's loaded by Winboard. So >probably the version you have is altogether different. A pity the author does >not make it available. Please read my comments from today (RE: Little Goliath / Download). There is only one version existing at the moment. Popup is not shown on different systems. I don´t know the reason. I will remove the popup with the updated version by the weekend. Regarding publishing the "big" version with small interface, I will decide very soon. If I cannot release an agreement with another programmer regarding the Windows-GUI, say until end of this month, I will prepare a simple version in order to release it before december. I will keep you inform about it as soon as there are new facts. Best regards Michael
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