JimmyGo

Status: Alpha

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Last Update: 2018-01-22

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JimmyGo is an SGF viewer (games of Go) for the J2ME platform, designed to run on phones and PDAs as a MIDP/MIDlet. It downloads games over the network, manages a small local database of games, and displays the games. Includes a minimal SGF parser.

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Operating Systems

Mobile Operating Systems, Palm OS

Languages

English

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

User Interface

Handheld/Mobile/PDA

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Java Board Games

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2004-04-13

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