CocoaFIBS

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Brought to you by: agerson, padski, wadsworth

As of 2009-03-17, this project can be found here.

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CocoaFIBS is a Mac OS X native client for The First Internet Backgammon Server. FIBS is a free online community of backgammon players. CocoaFIBS has moved its SVN repository and website to http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/cocoafibs

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