ScidProject

• What's the SCID Project?
• Who is the Originator?
• Who is the Lead Developer?
• Who are the Project Admins?
• What's the License for SCID?

What's the SCID Project?

The SCID Project maintains the SCID program, a list of Chess Resources, the MailingList, a ticketing system, and this wiki.

Who is the Originator?

Shane Hudson is the original author of SCID. He worked on it from 1999 to 2003.
A lot of code he wrote are still in use, especially C code.
Shane always focused on speed and most notably implemented two very clever ideas: how to store chess moves, and how to search positions.

Wherever your are, thank you, Shane!

Who is the Lead Developer?

Fulvio.

Who are the Project Admins?

See above, search for "brought to you by."

What's the License for SCID?

SCID is released under GPL.

[Eduardo]

I have the following two suggestions for the SCID:

1) Add a dark vertical line in the "Score Graph" indicating the current move from the main game or the last move of the game before going into a new variation.

2) The ability to open a game from the database three, when only one games remains. This will save time to the users when they want to go over that game that is the closest to theirs.

BTW, This software is fantastic!!! Thanks for taking this suggestion into consideration.

[bstp]

Eduardo,

Thank you for the kind words!

You can submit features requests by clicking in the menu above:

Tickets/Feature Requests

Here's the link:

https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/feature-requests/

I would normally post these requests myself, but I'm not sure I understand your (2). Are you suggesting that when you are at the end of a gamelist or a filter, you'd like to switch to the next database?