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1. Description
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glChess is a 2D/3D chess game interfacing via the Chess Engine
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Communication Protocol (CECP) by Tim Mann. This means it can currently use
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engines such as GNUChess, Sjeng, Faile, Amy, Crafty and Phalanx.
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2. Homepage
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Visit the homepage for information on how to report bugs and to keep
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up on development progress.
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Homepage -> http://live.gnome.org/glChess
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3. Requirements
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glChess requires the following software to be installed to work:
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- Python
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- Gtk+ including the python bindings
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For 3D support the following are optionally required:
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- GtkGLExt including the python bindings
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- OpenGL python bindings
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For faster texture loading:
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- Python Imaging Library
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Optionally you can install CECP compatible AIs - glChess will detect the ones
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it can use.
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4. License
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glChess is released under the GNU General Public License. In short, you may
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copy this program (including source) freely, but see the COPYING file for
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full details.
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