bob wrote:I wrote a simple DGT driver for my linux box, but I have not used the DGT board in several years now, so I have not kept it current. Main problem today is that not many machines come with a serial port any longer. Sort of dark ages computing.
You know that you can get usb to serial adapters for maybe 4 dollars in china?
bob wrote:I wrote a simple DGT driver for my linux box, but I have not used the DGT board in several years now, so I have not kept it current. Main problem today is that not many machines come with a serial port any longer. Sort of dark ages computing.
I believe that all the recent DGT boards use either USB or Bluetooth. The gray DGT FIDE digital chess clock uses old style 3 wire serial with a stereo audio plug which connects to a DGT board.
One day I'll have to see about fixing my HP notebook.
I'm using HTML log files, it's nice to add color, draw chess diagrams and bitboards, but difficult to load in the web browser when the file is too big.
