This idea is already implemented in TCL :
http://home.arcor.de/bernhard.wallner/netChess.html
and is easy to do (just route stdin & stdout to a socket).
I just wonder if it is really useful.
Pascal
2010/1/21 Jose Luis Cuadros <[email protected]>
> Is not a serios idea ;) I´m sure that there are things more urgent and more
> easy to do.
>
> I have two computers (and I supone I´m not the only one) one is used as
> media-center and the other one is a laptop (a mackbook)
> I use to do this: I conect with my mackbook to the media-center (another
> mac) using the equivalent in mac of the remote desktop. Doing this I use
> scid on the remote computer so I have a more powerful CPU, less battery
> drain and less heat on my legs.
> Imagine there is an engine that can be run on remote (This is my idea) with
> this engine I run scid on my laptop and the engine runs on remote. If you
> contunue dreaming you and add this idea to pocketscid.... my god!!!
>
> This was only a thing I wanted to share ;).
>
> Thank you very much for your work, specially I want to say thanks to Israel
> because he helped to all mac users
>
>
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