wmgoban - 0.3

Huh?
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  This provides an interface for GNU Go in the form of a dock application
  for Window Maker, BlackBox, and clones. A handy way to discreetly practice
  Go in the office while your boss is looking the other way.

Dependencies
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  * GNU Go (of course);
  * OpenGL and related libraries and headers (Mesa will do);
  * libpng.

Installing
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  $ ./configure
  $ make
  $ sudo make install

Command-line options
====================
  -s  board size (5-9). (Default: 7)
  -l  Level of play. (Default: 10)
  -h  Handicap. (Default: 0)
  -c  Color, W or B. (Default: B)
  -k  Komi. (Default: 0)
  -?  Show usage.

How to play
===========
  Left click on where you want to place a stone. GNU Go will think about the
  move for a while (you'll see the word "Thinking" in the meantime). Right
  click to pass. When the game is over, you'll see the score; click anywhere
  to play again.

Limitations
===========
  Because of the limited number of pixels in a dock applet, board sizes are
  limited from 5 to 9.

  wmgoban works by parsing the ASCII interface of GNU Go. GMP or GTP would
  probably have been a better idea, but that would mean adding a lot of extra
  logic (maintaining the state of the board, capturing stones, and - worse -
  scoring).

  This means that the program depends on the quirks of the specific version
  of GNU Go used by the author - 3.6. It *should* work with other versions,
  but it's something to keep in mind if it fails mysteriously.

Author
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  Mauro Persano
  m at fzort dot org

Thanks
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  The GNU Go team for foolishly taking up an unsurmountable challenge.