GNU Backgammon is a great playing and analysing tool. I'm doing some (minor important) work for gnubg since 2001. Building packages for linux systems, doing the documentation and translations into german are my tasks. There is a F.A.Q (needs some more work, I know) and some other fine tutorials here.
You can get packages including 3d-support for
- SuSE-Linux (stable and snapshot rpms)
- RedHat (stable and snapshot rpms)
- Debian GNU/Linux
- (K)Ubuntu
- MS Windows
and Daily sources from the cvs-tree.
Do yourself a favour and read the README. All packages are signed. My public key is here. Import the key with:
#: gpg --import [name_of_keyfile]
for gnupg and/or
#: rpm --import [name_of_keyfile]
for verifying the software. To avoid misunderstandings ... neither am I the developer of the program, nor am I responsible for any nasty things that may happen when you use the packages. There is no warranty. All packages are built under the license of GNU GPL.
There is a small python script to convert Partygammon *.gam files into readable *.mat format. You can download it here: convert_gam_mat.py. But be warned, on MS Windows computers you also need the script language python and a little bit of commandline knowledge.
- Matches from the Computer Olympiade 2002 (Maastricht) are available here.
- Matches from the Computer Olympiade 2003 (Graz) are available here.
Have fun!
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Reply #1 on : Wed August 06, 2008, 00:47:32