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Most important thing is elo strengh between 1700-2000 Elo!
Just my opinion
Peter
Thanks for joining in!
I think that PicoChess users will be helped most with an engine that is fun to play against, i.e., an engine with an attractive personality (or personalities) and different levels that are not too strong. There are so many GM strength engines out there already. ;) These are also probably the engines of choice to analyse games with. Little room for improvement here. So I suggest that levels and/or personalities are more important to the amateur (Pico)chess player than endgame table bases, smp functionality etc.
And a Raspberry Pi (armv6/7/8) binary would be nice, of course. ;) But I don't find it very hard to build Zurichess myself, because you are already providing very clear instructions.
Greetings and thank you for your efforts developing Zurichess! I find it a nice engine to play against.
DJ
I would love to test your engine - thank you for your hard work!
Unfortinately I am just a chessplayer an windows user. I am NOT able to install new engines on a RP :-(
Perhaps you can make an image to download? So the everage user could use/test it?
My dream is an image with some strong engines ( with level support - like stockfish and zurichess) and weaker engines (Cinnamon, Sayuri, Floid) and a WEAK opening book (based on players 1700-2000). The games could be easy downloaded from the FICS SERVER. Because I want to play a "human like" engine - playing openings like a real person (not like a grandmaster).
Perhaps someone can make such an image???
Peter