http://www.onnochess.com/
Onno requires about 1 MB on the hard disk - no Chessbase 500 MB
installation

Jouni
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Has anything about it shown to be unique from other programs?Jouni wrote:I haven't seen it here yet:
http://www.onnochess.com/
Onno requires about 1 MB on the hard disk - no Chessbase 500 MB
installation![]()
Jouni
Oddly, so does FruitJouni wrote:I haven't seen it here yet:
http://www.onnochess.com/
Onno requires about 1 MB on the hard disk - no Chessbase 500 MB
installation![]()
Jouni
In the about section of the Onno website it states:Peter Skinner wrote:Oddly, so does FruitJouni wrote:I haven't seen it here yet:
http://www.onnochess.com/
Onno requires about 1 MB on the hard disk - no Chessbase 500 MB
installation![]()
Jouni
I love it when people come out of the blue with a 2900 elo program, and are selling it to boot :p
It is the buyers of such that I consider weird.Peter Skinner wrote:Oddly, so does FruitJouni wrote:I haven't seen it here yet:
http://www.onnochess.com/
Onno requires about 1 MB on the hard disk - no Chessbase 500 MB
installation![]()
Jouni
I love it when people come out of the blue with a 2900 elo program, and are selling it to boot :p
I am fully aware that that is a problem and I am working on changing that.PauloSoare wrote:The problem: it is an engine for a single processor.
It is the buyers of such that I consider weird.[/quote]Matthias Gemuh wrote: I love it when people come out of the blue with a 2900 elo program, and are selling it to boot :p
For me, this is the most interesting detail in technical info.The "size" of the seed has absolutely no meaning. Onno plays the same style with a seed of 0 and a seed of 10000. It is not possible to turn randomness off.