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GnomeGo is a gnome HIG compatbile frontend for gnugo. It also features human vs. human play, adds a nautilus sgf file preview and a gnome screensaver playing bundled professional games.
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This is a go game SGF editor and go playing program. It will be able to play on IGS as a client and KGS as a bot. It will use GNUGo any other GTP protocol program for it's computer go capabilities. It uses sgflib.py for SGF Parsing.
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Tools based on a data structure to efficiently represent the current state of a game of Go. These include a Go problem solver and a SGF editor.
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Implements a graphical interface and backend for playing and managing a game of Go (http://senseis.xmp.net/?RulesOfGoIntroductory) between a combination of human and computer players. Includes support of standard protocols, such as GTP and SGF.
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A prototype for a 3D Goban display, full featured SGF editor, client for IGS-PandaNet and interface for GNU Go. glGo is written in C++ and based on wxWindows, OpenGL and SDL. glGo is available for Linux and Windows.
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