Favorite GUI?
Re: Favorite GUI?
I like Jose...it's beautiful!
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Re: Favorite GUI?
It depends on what I'm using the GUI for. Scid works well with databases, and of course Arena is good at pitting the various engines against each other.
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Re: Favorite GUI?
SCID vs PC. I like the fork better, as the UI is more configurable, and I don't need the features the regular SCID has tha the fork doesn't.
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Considering that SCID (GUI and database program) and Arena are free,
these programs are indeed great.
Kurt
these programs are indeed great.
Kurt
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Re: Favorite GUI?
Arena the best:
http://szachmaty.blogspot.com/2010/12/a ... ogram.html
Arena 3.0 portable download:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92116639/12bfa19/ ... 0.zip.html
Arena 3.0 setup download:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92117398/3fc0229/ ... p.exe.html
Arena for Linux - help file:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92117563/c545c04/ ... n.zip.html
http://szachmaty.blogspot.com/2010/12/a ... ogram.html
Arena 3.0 portable download:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92116639/12bfa19/ ... 0.zip.html
Arena 3.0 setup download:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92117398/3fc0229/ ... p.exe.html
Arena for Linux - help file:
http://hotfile.com/dl/92117563/c545c04/ ... n.zip.html
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Re: Favorite GUI?
Hello to All,
Have I missed a posting on it or not? I have not seen someone mentioning what is surely the best chess GUI available: Fritz 12 from ChessBase. It is the GUI that is used by the top chess players even though beginners use it too. I currently use the Deep Fritz 12 GUI and it is very easy to use (the "Deep" version is for multi-core processor I think). It is reliable and excellent. Highly recommended I must say. The problem is that it is not free like Arena for instance!
Regards
MichaelIsGreat
Have I missed a posting on it or not? I have not seen someone mentioning what is surely the best chess GUI available: Fritz 12 from ChessBase. It is the GUI that is used by the top chess players even though beginners use it too. I currently use the Deep Fritz 12 GUI and it is very easy to use (the "Deep" version is for multi-core processor I think). It is reliable and excellent. Highly recommended I must say. The problem is that it is not free like Arena for instance!
Regards
MichaelIsGreat
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I am still using the Fritz 11 GUI, which i find simpler to use.MichaelIsGreat wrote:Fritz 12 from ChessBase
The F12 GUI brings nothing IMHO
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Re: Favorite GUI?
For years and years my favorite GUI had always been WinBoard.
The last few weeks I realized that must no longer be true. I found myself using SCID vs. PC time after time again.
I had nothing to do this weekend... so I began a tribute page to this interface. I expect it to evolve over time.
http://www.edcollins.com/chess/scidvspc
The last few weeks I realized that must no longer be true. I found myself using SCID vs. PC time after time again.
I had nothing to do this weekend... so I began a tribute page to this interface. I expect it to evolve over time.
http://www.edcollins.com/chess/scidvspc
Re: Favorite GUI?
Arena is the best of all by far, specialy for engine tournaments....
Then Shredder,Chessok, and Fritz...
Then Shredder,Chessok, and Fritz...
Re: Favorite GUI?
Chessbase GUI is the best . No doubt.