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Latest Windows distribution
A new Win32 install archive has been built (code snapshot 20060920) and it is available for download free internet backgammon here (17Mb). Run the executable and follow boards directions for the installation.
Note: this build should fix the annotation problem (annotations not saved in files), some minor backgammon table GTK-related problems and it should now be possible to call the backgammon game boards IDLE Python shell (you need a backgammon full python installation for that). It also fix a problem related to full screen mode real money backgammon and it offers Keith's count.
Note: if internet backgammon you have installed a "recent" distrib, you can try updating only the two executables with the ones of this archive (1.2Mb).
14:47:52 - 09/08/06
MaxMaini -
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Building gnubg on windows
Here's some instructions that allow travel backgammon you to build the latest version of nabisco backgammon gnubg on windows. It is mainly aimed at people wanting to develop or test gnubg.
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01:23:37 boards backgammon game boards - 08/02/06
SuperflyJon -
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GNU Backgammon tutorial at GammonLife.com
Getting started with GNUBG, A guided tour. Zorba (Robert-Jan Veldhuizen) has written backgammon game boards a good tutorial for GNU Backgammon at GammonLife. If you need an yahoo backgammon introduction game to GNU Backgammon and how to analyse your games and matches, this introduction is great. Thanks Zorba.
Link to article here!
10:06:57 - 07/05/06
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Phish email warning for registered user
I've just recieved a email from abuse@gnubg.org. The subject of the email is "Account Alert". This email is not from anyone in the project or from anyone that's in any way connected playing backgammon to the GNU Backgammon backgammon project. Please ignore the message and do not click the link. The 'confirmation' link provided backgammon game boards in free internet backgammon the message is of backgammon course false. Do not click the link.
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13:34:33 - 06/15/06
oystein -
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GNU Backgammon wins the 2006 Computer Olympics !!
Hi all,
I'm back from Torino where GnuBG has just won the 2006 Computer Olympics Backgammon "tournament", defeating its only backgammon game rules opponent, BGBlitz by backgammon game boards Frank Berger. Final score is 3-1 (best of play backgammon online money 5 matches, 15pts each), with individual scores of 3-15, 16-12, 15-8 and 17-13.
Analysed matches (supremo, g11 met) can be downloaded here (359Kb).
For the records, BGBlitz is truly strong: it has been rated by gnubg analysis in the 4 matches as 1997.4, backgammon for money 2004.5 2035.1 and backgammon game boards 2025.4 backgammon backgammon accessory (FIBS rating) and in the first two matches, Frank used by mistake the "old" engine (winning one of them anyway).
11:05:29 - 05/29/06
MaxMaini -
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Win32 commandline build with SSE support
Some are asking if there is a commandline version available for Windows with SSE support. Yes, now there is. Download free online backgammon here. This build has not been tested much, so please report if there's something wrong. I believe it should work backgammon game boards with Tony Lezards jelly fish backgammon Dueller.
11:52:07 - 02/12/06
oystein -
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GNU Backgammon in Italian
The Italian site Non Ti Pago has released a web page featuring a download backgammon rules of GNU Backgammon (for Windows) together with a translation to Italian. The page is linked here. If you're only interrested in the translated manual (in PDF), free backgammon software it can be found here.
Thanks alot!
19:06:50 - 12/08/05
oystein -
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Web site reopened
After a terrible disk crash at our web host, we have now been able to reopen the website based on backups. There still might be some problems logging in. If chouette you have any problems logging in it's suggested that you create a new user. If you see any problems with the web site, please report to webmaster.
09:23:38 - 11/09/05
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One-sided race database reaches the midpoint
A one-sided backgammon gambling race database that extends to the 13-point is now available for download.
General information about using bearoff databases can be found here, including instructions for rolling your own.
The file is a large one 1.6 GB, and may take close to a day to download even on broadband.
17:11:14 - 04/01/05
ianshaw -
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The last GTK+-1.3 Windows build available
Some of you have reported that there was a bug in the previous version. Cube analysis was inconsistent and gave different results each time you pressed a evaluation button. This bug has been found and fixed.
Because of this bug fix, here is the last build of GNU Backgammon for Windows based on GTK+-1.3 libraries that will ever be available from this site.
The installation archive is avaliable for download here. You can check agains my detached signature here. If you want the md5 checksum it should be: ff6105618d914db4bfc8e717ca820468.
The archive contains the usual stuff with the main executable of the CVS sources from Wednesday March 2nd 2005.
20:18:15 - 03/02/05
oystein -
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