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The chessnut driver seems to be broken in this version when using fedora linux 44, it works on version 2.21-FP19 but not 6.0.0 |
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Just tried it, and with those files it gives the same "It is not possible to install the driver for the board" error |
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I got the same message when I tried to enable the Chessnut Go (running R6 on Debian testing/forky), which surprised me, because I know the libs are needed, and I was quite sure I already had installed them. I installed them anyway, and oddly enough libqt5pas1 wasn't installed. The others, including libdbus-1-dev (the BT LE one), already has been. After that, I could start a game, and the Go was enabled without issues. |
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We’ll probably have a solution within a week. |
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Running 6.0.0 under debian Forky, I tried to enable the Chessnut Go, but there was an issue with the driver. The udev rule was set, and libhidapi-dev, and libdbus-1-dev were installed. But libqt5pas1 wasn't, and when I installed it, the driver worked, and I could play on the eboard. I've upgraded to 6.0.1, and tried to enable the Chessnut Go, but this time I got another error. |
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I've reverted to 6.0.0, and the Chessnut Go can be enabled again. |
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The completed error message must be: |
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Yes, it is that message, i have the libraries it wants me to download |
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Could you run this?
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Just tried it, these packages are already installed |
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This is a portable version, which aims to resolve the issue with Chessnut: |
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Works, thank you |
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LucasChess R6 - New Release
🌟 What's New
💻 Technical Specifications
♟️ Interface & Customization
All about Engines now as a main tool.
Pieces with shadows that can be disabled in Configuration/Boards 1.
Piece Animation: Added smooth animation when navigating games using keys or the mouse wheel while visual effects are active.
smoothandlinealtransitions.Move Highlight Style on Board: added (Configuration/Boards1) four new visual options to customize how moves are displayed on the board:
Arrow,Arrow curved in case of knight moves,Square outlined,Square filled, orNone.Blindfold Chess Enhancements: * Converted the color spectrum into grey tones for a cleaner look.
2%,5%,10%,30%, and50%(UseCTRL-Yto set,ALT-Yto toggle).New UI Themes: Added a new color theme called Turmeric, created by Tamer Karaketin.
PGN Tables: Numeric NAGs are now displayed directly in the PGN table.
Drag-and-Drop Rows: In tables that can be sorted manually, this can be done using drag and drop. (Not in databases)
Controlled Space Visualization: Added a new feature to display the space controlled by pieces (accessible by pressing coordinates). Keys
2,3,6, and7now act as hotkeys to toggle this overlay across all boards.Opening Lines Navigation: Implemented a new folder tree on the left panel for easier navigation, selection (left-click), and maintenance (right-click).
Kibitzers Management: You can now launch any of your custom kibitzers directly from the main Engines menu. Drag-and-drop sorting is also supported.
📊 Databases & PGN Management
Massive Analysis: Redesigned the interface to a single-window presentation, featuring a highly optimized process to dispatch games and dynamically add/delete workers.
Pre-filters for PGN Import: You can now apply custom filters before importing PGN files.
Deletion: The delete button allows clearing all active records at once without needing to manually select them.
Opening ECO Field: Added the ability to assign ECO codes to specific columns within databases.
Players: Double-clicking headers now sorts players alphabetically or filters games by the most played openings.
🛠️ Training, Openings & Books
Tactics with the Leitner method: A new way to train tactics based in boxes.
New Training Material: Added a brand new training folder featuring Checkmates and Puzzles by Bill Harvey.
Updated GM Openings: Recreated the Grandmaster openings database using high-quality games from recent years.
Polyglot Book Factory: Added a new import filter to only include moves if they belong to the opening phase. Also added a utility to automatically delete moves that do not meet a specific percentage threshold.
🤖 Engines & Competitions
The Grid: Introduced a new competition mode based on engines with fixed ELOs. This offers a straightforward path to challenge engines at controlled ELO levels and track your progress.
Maia Ladder: Created a new ladder competition mode based in Maia.
64-bit Engine Upgrades: Upgraded several core engines to 64-bit, including Irina, CT-800, and Texel.
Engine Replacements: Fox and Foxcub have been replaced by Eguzki and Eguzkilore, keeping similar origins and functionality.
Tutor Customization: Added a new parameter to decide whether or not to include variations when launching the tutor.
Analysis Tolerance: Added a
goodmove\_toleranceparameter (0% to 25%, 0% by default) to customize the threshold for what the engine considers a "good move".Linux Optimizations: Added automatic execution permission checks for Linux engines, a new generated FasterCode, and improved native engine launching.
💻 System & Hardware
E-Board Support: Graham O'Neill has updated drivers for the Manya Cynus chess e-board, providing a more reliable connection and showing piece placement for take-backs.
Intelligent Scanner: The board scanner now automatically detects board boundaries, allowing you to capture boards without needing to crop precisely.
🙏 Acknowledgements
A huge thank you to all the community members, beta testers, and developers who contributed to this release by reporting issues, suggesting features, translating text, and coding:
Contributors & Testers: Eric, Stefan Akall, Rudolf Krämer, tgett, Yasmine/Yasmin, Landroni, Baked-Cake1, Neuroflowinfinix (D. Ujjwal), PaKo, Marc Doumas, Dirk D, eydund and Ebola-Chan-bot.
Translators: Eric, Max Aloyau, Zhuge Prajna, Zoushen, Harvey Randall, Sahak Yeghiazaryan, Miljan Rančić, Liviu A, Nick Delta, ...
This discussion was created from the release Version R 6.0.0.
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