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Hi Holger,
I will of course add a link.
I am most impressed with the changes made to the gnubg site recently.
As I said before - we are currently working on an update to reflect the recent changes to GNU Backgammon and to open it up to all. As soon as we have done this (next week or so) I will let you have the new URL.
Thanks again,
Tim and Enrique -------Original Message-------
From: address@hidden
Date: 10/09/04 19:56:32
To: Tim Line
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [Bug-gnubg] GNU Backgammon Tutorial On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 16:34:14 +0100 (GMT Daylight Time), Tim Line wrote:
> In partnership with a team mate of mine Enrique (who also plays on MSN Zone
> under nic of BIG_buddie) we produced a GNU Backgammon tutorial - meant as a
Nice effort.
> We would be very happy if you were to consider publishing a link to this
> from your website.
Shouldn't be a problem. Oystein?
Btw, you could add http://www.gnubg.org/ to your page. ;)
> We would also to be very happy to hear any comments that you might have or
> any additions that we should add.
I'd not use 33% speed for checker play evaluation, but a full scan of
rolls. For cube I've heard the opinion that this may not disturb the
result much. The "supremo" setting for cube is exactly the same like
"World class" since the only difference is the enlarged move filter.
And I'm kind of missing the explanation for the settings.
Regards,
Holger
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