David Doshay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > Hi Stefan, > What would you do about machines with different hardware requirements? > We sent email a few years ago about SlugGo, and at that time there was > nothing you could do about having it compete because of its multi-Mac needs. > > Cheers, > David
Yes, sorry, but it is true. I want to try make participation of Linux programs possible but other platforms and hardware requirements are above my possibilities. If I understand it right, luckily we soon will have a new 19x19 CGoS - as on 9x9 I think this still will be the best testing environment for your special hardware go engines! One day hopefully there will be some more live tournaments with humans and computers playing and with a good sponsor for some prize money...! I organized a very humble little 9x9 Go Suzie plays against human players event on the European Go Congress last summer in Villach, Austria, and some very strong profi players from Korea, Russian, Europe were trying it with a lot of people watching and having fun. Suzie played around 5 kyu on the computer available there. Martin Mueller did present a lecture on progress in computer Go and really a lot of people showed very much interest. But did you ever try roundbased tournaments like Dragon go server or email-go like It´sYourTurn? Would be great to have some games played there by your best playing configuration with very long time settings, no?! Thanks, Stefan _______________________________________________ computer-go mailing list computer-go@computer-go.org http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
