— The first alpha release for Gibbon is available! ... more
— A first alpha release of Gibbon can be expected before Christmas. You can play complete matches with Gibbon. Doubling and resignations have been implemented recently. ... more
— Gibbon can now create an account for you on FIBS. The link to the Java applet has vanished and has been replaced by a button that opens the registration dialog. ... more
— Gibbon shows you where your potential opponents currently are on this planet. Next to the players' names you see a flag showing you that players location. ... more
— After investing a couple of evenings, Gibbon now builds and runs under Windows. It now even has a setup.exe that automatically installs or uninstalls the software. While the story of that installer will be completely boring for the vast majority of people, programmers - especially with a Unix background - may be interested in hearing about it. ... more
— As a side-effect to my regular work, a new web site for Gibbon has been launched! The whole thing is still a little dodgy. That will be fixed as soon as the weather becomes bad here. ... more
— Next to the players' names, colored bars show up that signify whether it is worth the while playing these people. But how are these values computed? ... more
— You can now fire commands to the server and see the result in the server communication area: ... more
— Gibbon now has its own Facebook page! ... more
— I was fed up doing search & replace all over again, when creating new GLib classes. I ended up writing a little GLib class creator in Perl. ... more
— Gibbon is making slow, but steady progress. The SGF library libgsgf is mostly ready now. Adding support for the currently missing properties is mostly stereotype work. The SGF type system should be almost complete. ... more
