Go under Linux and Computer

In the past few days, the hard drive of the C drive of the notebook has been broken down. If you cannot enter Windows, you will not be able to go to the anti-DDoS platform such as Hangzhou or TOM. The hard drive will take a few days to change to a new one. In the past few days, you will have, since no go software has been installed in it, this time I took this opportunity to find a software that can open the sgf file and be able to match the gnugo go engine-quarry. I feel pretty good, I recommend it to you! Let's take a look at the game I played with gnugo in Linux. As you know

In the past few days, the hard drive of the C drive of the notebook has been broken down. If you cannot enter Windows, you will not be able to access the anti-DDoS platform such as Hangzhou or TOM. It will take several days for the hard drive to be replaced, these days, you can only enter Fedora core6, because no go software has been installed in it, this time I took this opportunity to find a software named quarry that can open the sgf file and communicate with the go engine of the gnugo computer. It feels pretty good. I would like to recommend it to you!

Let's take a look at the game I played with gnugo in Linux. As you know, gnugo is not very good at chess, but it is quite satisfactory to be able to play Go with a computer in Linux. I am white on this disk, and I have been killed by a computer.

In the end, the computer's disks are lost. To put it bluntly, start to install quarry. In the Fedora series, It is very convenient to install it. Open Applications -- Add/Remove Software and directly search for the file "quarry". There will be two installation packages installed, similarly, if you search for gnugo again, an installation package will be installed, and the installation will be completed. (In Ubuntu, you can install quarry and GNU Go by executing the sudo apt-get install Quarry gnugo command)

Then you can enable quarry in Applications -- Games, and you cannot negotiate with your computer at this time. You also need to configure the gnugo engine, click Preferences, and then click the gtengines, click Add. A dialog box is displayed. In Command Line, enter "gnugo -- mode gtp-quiet" (do not quote ), press add. (In the Ubuntu command line, enter "/usr/games/gnugo -- mode gt-- quiet ")

Now you can compete with the gnugo computer engine. You can also enable the sgf format. Although it is not comparable to stonebase and multigo in Windows, it at least fills the gap in the go world in Linux!