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#1 2010-04-24 07:34:24

ntness
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[solved] cli chess with fics support

Are there any cli chess clients with fics support?

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#2 2010-04-27 16:51:43

alez
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Re: [solved] cli chess with fics support

Not sure you haven't done so already, but their site has a list of interfaces (although not exhaustive). Also, i think you may get more help by logging into Fics with a graphical interface and asking on ch 6.


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#3 2010-04-27 18:19:13

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Re: [solved] cli chess with fics support

I asked and it seems the best option would be a telnet client. I don't know much about how to do so, since anyway i need the graphical interface to play.


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#4 2010-04-28 08:24:52

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Re: [solved] cli chess with fics support

Well, I figured it out. Just install telnet (telnet-bsd) via aur. Then, "telnet freeches.org 5000", login, and seek as you normally would. You'll be presented with a rudimentary ASCII board and will have to issue commands via the keyboard, but this is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for the input smile

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#5 2010-04-28 19:22:38

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Re: [solved] cli chess with fics support

ntness wrote:

Well, I figured it out. Just install telnet (telnet-bsd) via aur. Then, "telnet freeches.org 5000", login, and seek as you normally would. You'll be presented with a rudimentary ASCII board and will have to issue commands via the keyboard, but this is exactly what I wanted. Thanks for the input smile

No need to install anything from AUR:

> pkgfile /usr/bin/telnet
core/inetutils


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