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It looks like the links for the Java version are out of date. The site says 5.4.11, but the links point to 5.4.6.

Yes, Chess Tiger has always been private commercial version, and has never been open source, and never will be. I wish Christophe will start working on it again, especially the PC version. There is not any money in mobile/smartphone chess... Funny though that Christophe offers the more recent iPhon...

Ovyron wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 03, 2020 6:02 am

Copyright once again getting in the way of people's enjoyment, what a surprise.

The Windows version is still being sold commercially. Stop whinging and pay for it if you want it.

Tinman 0.3.0:

https://github.com/mikeleany/tinman/releases/tag/v0.3.0

OK, I have uploaded my Scorpio 3.x collection here:

https://mega.nz/folder/ykVUTYoT#GlWog51N6fSX0MIS1XTbmw

I probably have all those versions, and multiple different executables for each of those versions, as Scorpio's release page is very often silently updated. My collection is probably nowhere near complete. Let me go through all my different hard drives and see what I have.

Bagatur 2.2:
https://github.com/bagaturchess/Bagatur ... p?raw=true

MagiC 1.0:
https://github.com/zzhangb4/chess-engin ... 0/releases

RIP Marcel. MSCP was a fun program to study when I first started my journey into chess programming.

Many years ago, Thomas McBurney, author of the chess engines Kanguruh and Minimax (both written in BASIC), sent me a chunk of BASIC code using pipes to communicate with an external program. Keep in mind that this code is for 32 bit Windows, and written in FreeBASIC, and would have to be adapted to 6...

There are some executables posted in this thread:

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