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JCchess - John Cheetham - http://www.johncheetham.com/projects/jcchess

Description

JCchess is a program to play chess against UCI chess engines.

Requirements

python3 python-cairo python-gobject

Package names to install.

distro

:

packages

Debian/Mint/Ubuntu

:

python3-gi-cairo gir1.2-rsvg-2.0

Fedora

:

python3-cairo, python3-gobject

Arch

:

python-cairo, python-gobject

Usage

Enter ‘python3 run.py’ to start the program. Alternatively you can install it on your system with ‘python3 setup.py install’ (as root user) and then start it from the gui menu or by entering ‘jcchess’ into a terminal. Windows versions are available on the website.

Adding a UCI engine

To add an engine to play against click on Options, engines then click the ‘Add’ button to add a new engine. Navigate to the engine executable and add it. Then click the OK button.

Next do Options, players and set the black player to the new engine.

Click on the ‘tick’ button at the top of the screen to start the game and then move a white piece.

For debugging start with -v (all debugging messages) or -vuci (uci messages).

Acknowledgements

The initial version was based on gshogi. see http://www.johncheetham.com/projects/gshogi

python-chess is used. see https://github.com/niklasf/python-chess

Piece Images by DG-RA see https://openclipart.org/user-detail/DG-RA

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