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LCO has a long way to go.

I saw the Houdini 6 online manual and it was in there. That is what threw me off. I hope it comes back.

If LCO defeated Fire, I am very impressed. If it is still learning I think it is only a matter of time before it becomes number 1. I am not an LCO fan but I will have to slowly climb on the bandwagon if it happens.

I wonder how much better Houdini could get with Position Learning compared to normal Houdini. Anyone use Houdini position learning?

The last I heard SF was no longer being developed. I am assuming someone will step in and continue it.

Atari Chess. 1979. Checkmate. You lose.

You can get Aquarium for only $35. I think its worth a try. I don't see any other program like it.

It was always nice to play chess whenever you wanted and at different skill levels. You could have hours of entertainment. I got my first set in 1987.

Oh yea. I think it was 1981 my friend got Atari chess which was a joke even back then.

It is virtually undocumented which is why fanboys have created videos. The software is also extremely buggy. If you don't mind supporting such bad behavior with money, go for it. The company will never get anymore of mine. As a computer programmer myself, calling the software a disgrace, is too kin...

I use it a lot and have done some introductory videos about it. It's excellent for analysis if you know how to use it. But it doesn't create a database, rather a tree. I'm not sure I know what you mean about allowing an engine to access it to make it stronger, but that's not really how it works. Th...