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Chess engine (java): Lila 3.0.1

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♟️ Lila - java chess engine.

How do I run it?
This project is a UCI chess engine, which means that it does not contain an interface/gui, but is purely text-based. You can either run it from the command prompt via `java -jar lila.jar` or use a chess GUI.



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  1. STRAITEMay 16, 2021 at 9:56 AM

    CHESSSIRES & MA'DOMS,,,,,,,,,,
    WOULD BE SUCH A WASTE IF SOMEONE DIDNT FIX
    WINBOARD 4.9.1````````````````````````````````````SUCH A WASTE,,,, :(((

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    1. AisabaMay 17, 2021 at 8:26 AM

      Unfortunately, the winboard project is no longer being developed for (probably?)

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  2. StylexTVJuly 19, 2021 at 1:25 PM

    You have already stated the answer in your question: Use the command prompt or a chess GUI. For example, you could download a chess gui called ChuteChess from here: https://cutechess.com/. Either way, you will also need to install Java, since that is the language in which this engine is built.

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