Ian wrote:
I'm
surprised
that
the
big
names
in
Go
programming
a
decade
ago
haven't
ported
their
programs
to
the
small
handheld
platforms.
I
only
know
of
AI
Go
for
the
Nintendo
DS
(Many
Faces).
In
the
chess
arena,
Richard
Lang
ported
his
last
From: Ben Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I
used
a
Palm
for
many
years.
I
believe
Chess
Genius
was
a
great
success
because
it
was
quite
fast
(nearly
instant
response
time)
yet
it was
strong
enough
to
give
the
average
user
a
good
game.
All
the
Go
programs
I
That makes sense, considering past programs. But Don Dailey is apparently on
the trail of a faster and better player for the Palm.
On the one hand, I wonder if the Palm architecture has reached end-of-life.
But on the other hand, discovering how to improve Go programs for tiny
computers
I've greatly enjoyed Aigo over the years. I have it on my palm and have
upgrade hardware 3x and each time the author has kindly given me a new
registration code for free. Think it only cost $8 and well worth it.
Just my $0.02
-Josh
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computer-go
First of all, I apologize for the one word per line-quoting in my
previous message. It apparently has to do with plain/text, Yahoo Mail
Beta, and firefox not playing well together. (I have switched back to
Yahoo Mail Classic as a work around.)
--- Don Dailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In
Though I'm not good at PDA market in Japan, reading Japanese
wikipedia, it's seems very small. Sony, which had been making and
selling an original Palm, CLIE serie, stopped manifacturing and
retired from PDA 2005, for example. No Japanese company sell Palm
devices now.
I've checked Japanese
