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GNU Chess

Moby ID: 67818

[ All ] [ Atari ST ] [ Linux ] [ Mainframe add ] [ Windows ] [ Windows 3.x ]

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — (v4.0) You start out by choosing a game speed

thumbnail — (v4.0) Starting out

thumbnail — (v4.0) Options menu

thumbnail — (v4.0) About GNU Chess

thumbnail — (v4.0) Game in progress

thumbnail — (v4.0) Playing in medium resolution

Linux screenshots

thumbnail — Upon starting GNU Chess manually, you are immediately prompted for a move in algebraic notation. No chessboard is drawn yet.

thumbnail — The first pair of moves have been played. The chessboard is drawn for each, using lowercase letters for black, and uppercase for white

thumbnail — A few moves later in the game

thumbnail — GNU Chess also has a graphical terminal mode, which uses the unicode characters for the chess pieces. However, it can be difficult to see here in the default xterm font.

thumbnail — Switching xterm to the 'large' font improves things a bit, though other fonts/terminals are likely preferable

thumbnail — GNU Chess is more commonly used as a chess engine inside a graphical chessboard application. This is using xboard

thumbnail — Several moves later...

thumbnail — eboard is another common Linux chessboard that interfaces with GNU Chess

thumbnail — GNU Chess is destroying me as usual

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — There's little difference between the early Windows and the WIN 3.x versions as both are ports of GNU Chess 3.21

thumbnail — GNU Chess v3.21 plays a mean game whatever operating system it runs on

Windows 3.x screenshots

thumbnail — There's little difference between the early Windows and the WIN 3.x versions as both are ports of GNU Chess 3.21

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