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Introduction

Slibo aims to be a comfortable chess interface for KDE. Designed to be usable as a replacement for the xboard chess interface, it has much more functionality, and, on the other hand, is easy to use. Slibo can be used with common chess engines like crafty or gnuchess, but it provides its own chess engine too. You can

  • Play against different engines, or watch them playing.
  • Use multiple engines at the same time, for instance to analyze a game with different engines.
  • Analyze your PGN files.
  • Customize the look of the pieces and the board.

Installation

For the source package:

Type

bunzip2 -c slibo/slibo-0.4.4-tar.bz2 | tar x cd slibo-0.4.4

to unpack the source tarball and to change to the directory containing source code. Type

./configure

to configure the package for your system. If configure stops with an error, you are usually missing a library or your gcc is to old. Type

make

to compile the package. Optionally it is possible to build a processor optimized, profiled version of the engine, this yields about 5-10% speed gain. To do so, type

cd src/sliboengine

make processor type

cd ../..

where processor type may be athlon, athlon-xp or pentium4. As root type

make install

to install the programs and the data files. This step is mandatory, else slibo won't find its textures.


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