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Old 26th January 2008, 09:17 AM
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GNU chess and Xboard on FC6

hi all
im newbie to that forum and that's my 1st quesion
im new to fc6 too i've installed gnu chess 5.05 and want to interface xboard with it , in other words i want to configure xboard to work on gnuchess chess engine i've installed
i found scattered matrial about that on web but i cant figure out how to start

can any one help me how to do it or by a reading to help me jump through it

thanx
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Old 26th January 2008, 08:34 PM
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Just install the gnuchess and xboard packages that come with Fedora:
yum install gnuchess
yum install xboard
Then run xboard. It should all Just Work. I have it running on my system, didn't have to do any setup. The gnuchess version in Fedora 6 is 5.07, xboard is at version 4.2.7.
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