purechess wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 11:39 am
The Banksia GUI website just forwards you to malware sites currently. Why?
This happens to me all the time when I click on the first google hit (whose link is written correctly as banksiagui.com). Today I noticed that google added "This site may be hacked".
I'd like to play solitaire chess in Banksia by bringing in a pgn file, then navigating move by move and entering my response to each position that comes up. After going through the whole game like this, I'd go back and analyze my moves against the moves actually played by the game.
However, after I open a pgn file, it is "read only", i.e., I can navigate the moves but not enter my own as variations.
First of all I want to say a BIG THANK YOU to Nguyen Hong Pham for developing this really great chess GUI!
At the moment I'm only missing one feature - maybe it is already implemented and I don't know how to use it:
Is it possible to play the same engine tournament on more than just one computer? I think that requires the GUI to have a tournament file that can be accessed by all computers via network. This tournament file must contain all the necessary information about the tournament (pairings etc) and it should handle the distribution of the games. There must also be some way of treating access conflicts if more than one computer tries to write down changes to the file.
With ShredderGUI it is possible to play a tournament distributed over network with many computers, but unfortunately it lacks of many other features that are already implemented in BanksiaGUI. So I'd prefer to play my tournaments with BanksiaGUI, but it would be only easy to manage if a network distributed play with more than one computer would be possible.