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"May I need someone to do PHD in it."
You'e a freaking looney wasting everyone's time.
Merry christmas.

In Scid vs PC subversion I've added an EPD analyze/test feature.
I think i have the idea, but it doesn't handle xboard epd's or engines (yet?).

Ok - i have changed the right-click mode switching to middle-click. Hopefully this will allow windows to have a "Copy text" context menu. Only taken 10 years to change this silliness, laugh. Re control-a.. this binding is used to add an empty variation and i mightn't change this as it's probably wel...

Yeah... this is tested more on linux, but this works on Mac , and should work on windows. Highlight the line/text and press command-c/control-c for copy. You can then select the Edit->PasteVariation feature to add the line. (Edit - you might have to deselect the Options->Moves->Translate pieces thou...

I have coded a little EPD export feature which might be useful to Linux/Talkchess gurus Tools->ExportFilter->ExportEPD (Sorry, but it's only in SVN at the moment) This feature runs through the filter, and exports select games to a basic EPD file. Only games with non-standard start positions, or thos...

Great position.
Phalanx and Toga both find it in a short time.. depth 11 or 12.

> I will not be able to use Fairymax as an opponent as it really slows my system down

I would not think 25% cpu ultilisation should noticeably slow your system down.
Perhaps some unusual disk I/O, or some other related thing is the problem.

I am still extracting one of those gigantic lichess databases out of curiosity. The one I have downloaded (2018/01) probably will be around 35GB! decompressed. Yeah.. the problem is modern PGN files can be so big. I'll just mention my new command line utility sc_filter_pgn.tcl (in 'scripts' in the ...

Anyone knowing of a trick to strip the pgn to just the moves played for both sides? Even better, if this could be done with the whole pgn file. Or, alternatively, does anyone know if there are stripped TCEC pgn files for download somewhere? Thanks, hope someone helps. Using Scid vs PC allows strip ...