Thought I'd put my coding where my mouth is. I fiddled a bit with the layout, and put all info to the side of the board for starters, which in my mind is quite an improvement in visibility, specially on a 19x19 board. If you're intrested Andrés, I can give you the patch.
Also I'd like to make a buddy panel, and perhaps a simple chat facility for non-players, so as to learn a bit about collaboration. Tell me what you think. I noticed however that the dev.laptop git repo is empty, so I don't have a clue how much I'm stomping on your current efforts. If you could initialize it with the state of the art, I can make a patch that works for you, in stead of you having to fiddle around to integrate my efforts... /Ties On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 10:13 AM, Ties Stuij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Cool to see PlayGo is making progress! > > some notes: > - when playing against GnuGo, restarting a saved board will put you in > hotseat mode. Would of course be nice to play against the computer > again. > - in general would be nice if one can switch from hotseat mode to > GnuGo-mode with the current configuration intact. > - on an xo, a 19x19 board becomes rather small with the current > layout. I'd put all the info next to the board, in stead of beneath, > like it was in the original PlayGo. > - when playing against GnuGo, the board is updated only after the cpu > has done it's move. I'd update the board after your move and before > you give the reigns to GnuGo; to give people something to look at. > - two xo's head to head works like a charm > > /Ties > _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/sugar
