Life In 19x19

A new Go manga has just been released. The title of the manga is "Go to Go", which roughly means "Five and Go".

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More information about the manga can be found here .

Both Chapters 1 and 2 ...

Usually I use CGoban, except if I want some B&W image (for some Anki card or something) when it is faster to fire GoWrite and take a screenshot. Remember, GoWrite has pattern searching as a nice added bonus (and even works with 9x9 games).

Pattern searching? Really? How do you do that?

First ...

RBerenguel wrote:Usually I use CGoban, except if I want some B&W image (for some Anki card or something) when it is faster to fire GoWrite and take a screenshot. Remember, GoWrite has pattern searching as a nice added bonus (and even works with 9x9 games).

Pattern searching? Really? How do you do that?

Precisely... GoWrite is too ugly. Even the MultiGo from Windows is much better.

I also use the KGS editor sometimes, but it's a bit annoying because it's run by java and not an app on its own.

Hi everyone. Any suggestions for good SGF Editor on Mac? I'm currently using GoWrite2, and the good thing is that it comes with a thumbnail viewer so I am able to see the file without opening the file itself. However the bad side is that the editor itself is not very nice to use.

Any suggestions?

There are no error messages. The installation just stops and hangs there, just like the picture I've attached. In the end I need to use task manager to stop the program and reinstall, but the same thing happens again.

I am having some problems installing tygem on my laptop. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate through Vmware Fusion on a MacBook Air, and ever since I switched to MacBook I have been having such problems. The windows seems to be running normally. Sometimes I can't even access the Tygem website.

Anybody ...

So basically it is still a single sgf but it contains many games merged together in the form of variations.

Is there a software which can do this? Drago can with some limitations: only main branches of input games are processed and comments are not kept. It has been designed to make game trees ...

SmartGo Kifu can open SGF files that include multiple games.

However, note that multiple games in SGF are not merged into a single game tree; the file is just a concatenation of the individual games, making it easier and more efficient to deal with game collections. So if your goal is to combine ...

I discovered the answer to this just this afternoon. I've been playing against GNU Go using the CompoGo SGF editor and discovered when resuming saved SGF files the program was creating duplicate copies of the same game in the same file. It was continuously merging differences in the same game in ...

Javaness2 wrote:SGF allows you to store more than 1 game in the same file.
I don't know offhand what software will do that for you easily

Yup that's why I'm looking for a way to do that without needing to manually inputting the moves~

I was wondering if it is possible to merge two or more sgf files together into one sgf file.

That is, the final one sgf file will contain the data in all the sgf files(in the form of variations), and also the comments, if possible.

Is there a software that can do this?

I tried Drago but it doesn ...

Nyanjilla wrote:Make a copy of cgoban.jnlp first.

That method worked!!! I downloaded a new copy of cgoban.jnlp, and open that one everytime instead of the cgoban3 app they created, and I can log into more than one account without any problem!

Uberdude wrote:Use the online applet? Run multiple copies of CGoban from the command line with "java -jar path/to/cgoban.jar"

I tried that method and they say unable to access jar file. Using the online applet works though.

I know how to log into more than one account at the same time for Windows, but I tried the same method for Mac and it didn't work. The CGoban3 log in window just doesn't appear after I close it. Anybody knows how to do it for Mac?