lizzie VS shinkgs

For the UI it could be an idea to take an existing open source project and patch the Fox communication in. E.g., shinkgs or Lizzie, just an idea.

This Go program is called Lizzie https://github.com/featurecat/lizzie/releases/tag/0.7.4

The best part is this program is completely free for download here

https://github.com/featurecat/lizzie/releases/ This is the one. IMO works just fine.

I use Leela with the Lizzie frontend [0]. Leela is just the "engine" and Lizzie, the gui, does make it shine. It does pretty well on my end with a budget GPU and midrange CPU. Strongly recommend playing against it and using it to analyze games.

[0] https://github.com/featurecat/lizzie/releases

From a quick look at the list, it seems most of these are open-source go programs; you could check out things like KaTrain/lizzie/etc.

Lizie has an ordinary zipped bundle you just extract and run... No codes required https://github.com/featurecat/lizzie/releases/

Lizzie is the most common software for analysis, I think

KGS is where I used to play, this is the web client:

https://shin.gokgs.com/

https://github.com/jkk/shinkgs (technically you might be able to change it to connect to IGS, but you will have to set it up on a server)

Logged in to KGS after a long time through https://shin.gokgs.com and saw that it is still in beta.

For the UI it could be an idea to take an existing open source project and patch the Fox communication in. E.g., shinkgs or Lizzie, just an idea.

Here is a Tutorial, still I think that the easiest way is probably to register and ask for a teaching game on a server. OGS KGS I think you will be surprised to see how easy it will be to have support and start learning the infinite game of WeiQi.