Life In 19x19

It isn't something that can be made opensource easily as there is a very steep learning curve to how it all functions

No offense here, but this is a completely invalid reason. Source is source, you put it out there and smart developers will figure it out and even help clean it up for you (for ...

I compiled a fresh win64 version you can find here:

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Build instructions.

1. Install Cygwin 64 bit "devel" tree

2. Clone fuego SVN (or git mirror)

3. Add AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([subdir-objects]) to configure.ac under the first batch of definitions (currently ends with AX ...

We are still active and going strong. Stop by, we welcome any skill level and have players ranging anywhere from 18k-1d!

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I had seen threads and conversations here and elsewhere about yunzi stones having lead and being composed of a formula known only by the creators, etc.

Well, a while back I ordered some double-convex yunzi stones from YMI. A couple of them came chipped or split in half so I sent them to a friend ...

I started out by playing 'longer games' in person at my go club. Online I'd basically only play blitz or near-blitz since its hard to find time at home to sit at a game so long uninterrupted. So recently I've decided to stop playing real time games online and treat my club games as the 'fast games ...

Hi folks. I made a small bookmarklet that allows people to play moves by typing coordinates instead of clicking a mouse. I wanted to share it here in case there are any disabled players or folks who are otherwise unable to use a mouse who still want to play go online.

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I hope some of you find it ...

This is good work. I can't wait to see how it improves.

Oh thanks for the font tip. I guess it was so small I missed that option! Yea it works fine after upping the font to 28!

Actually whether it uses java or not, a hi-dpi compatible KGS would be great. More and more computers, especially on laptops, are using higher res screens that make the interface of cgoban basically unreadable/unusable. Looks like JDK9 will have hi-dpi support, but its unclear if old applications ...

I have too, haven't had an issues with functionality. Maybe I just didn't notice

Well, OGS runs just fine from a ios/android browser. I suppose a KGS interface could be useful? Though if you go that route, make it via a html5 wrapper so we can stop using this horrible java interface.

Thanks, I'll check it out. I'm not necessarily looking for the strongest computer, but one that emulates 'normal' moves you might see against a particular level of opponent. For example even the very weak computer players are often insanely good at reading out life and death.

Sadly I think I'm somewhere between GNUgo and Fuego, where Gnugo doesn't really challenge me much, but I have no idea how close or far I am from beating Fuego because MCTS means it basically is always winning by 0.5-2.5 points

RE: Crazystone - I don't mind paying for good software, but part of why ...

I've been playing a few games against computers recently due to lack of time for online games, and I was wondering what computer go you all think plays the most like a 'real' opponent? I.e. plays least wild moves in the early game, and even maybe makes occasional mistakes in local fight reading?