Life In 19x19

I doubt there are many people who would not welcome a refresh of KGS, maybe some snazzier graphics and a more customizable interface, but in term of functionality the current client has everything a go player needs. I think the attempts to create modern clients have failed to produce an interface ...

I gave up on OGS due to it's moderators. IN fact, one moderator even kicked me out of a group that I started on there and took it over instead of creating a group of his own. Users on OGS are not respected.

Title says it all. I think OGS is THE upcoming Go server with a lot of nice features. It deserves to have an own section.
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Although … OGS has a very fine forum itself — anything you'd want the devs and mods to know about should rather be posted there.

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Since OGS has ...

Pippen wrote:In defense to KGS I have to say that Tygem is as much or little maintained/updated as KGS and nevertheless has built and maintained a strong & rich player base. I think once OGS has settled KGS will be dead. I think it has nothing to do with WMS not updating.

I doubt that very much.

Bonobo wrote:here is not the best place to discuss these things

I think this is exactly the right place to discuss go servers and anything else go related.

That forum is too weird

Dear everybody,

since anoek and matburt, the developers of ☯GS, can’t watch each and every place where these things are being discussed, it is important that we not (only) mention the bugs here but report them on the ☯GS forum .

That the times are missing in the graphical overview of one’s own ...

I first heard about go (weiqi) when I was read Chung Kuo: The Middle Kingdom by David Wingrove. This series of speculative fiction had a brilliant and diabolical character who was also a go master. The references to the game in the book fascinated me and I searched the internet for more info. It was ...

it offers both live and correspondence games (and the latter turn into live games when both players are playing at the same time)
Every time I read this, I die a little inside.

Let me spell it out for you:
the difference between a live and a correspondence game is that when you get into a ...

I'm pretty sure the problem occurs if you use the browser zoom. If you have a high resolution screen and zoom to read the itty bitty text in chat panes then the stone and board rendering screws up.

(probably because they know the problem lies with trying to more with a browser than a browser is capable of). I firmly believe that the only truly decent servers will have a client that runs locally on the user's machine with a minimal data stream over the internet.

Regardless of the current ...

I gave up on KGS months ago, to be honest, as the experience was too laggy to compete with any other modern server.
When I started this old thread I was awed by the beauty and elegance of the web servers (kaya first, and then Nova) but since then I have seen Kaya go under and Nova become OGS and ...

I played a handicap game once and gave my opponent 2 moves for each of my moves for my first 9 turns. It made an interesting game even though he was much weaker.

A woman walks into a doctors office and says, "I want to sue! My son is retarded after eating his go stones which contained lead."

The lawyer pauses a moment and responds, "Don't you mean your son is more retarded after eating his go stones which contained lead?"

Maybe you should talk to the author of this post: http://www.reddit.com/r/baduk/comments/23alm1/check_out_httpgobanco/