Please see these pages for a plethora of links to go pages all over the world.
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The
Web Go (WeiQi, Baduk) Page Index (Ken Warkentyne) |
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Go,
An Addictive Game (Jan van der Steen) |
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Harry Fearnley's Main Go Page and Bookmarks |
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SGF
Standard mailing list (ONElist): if you're a go
programmer, you should be a member |
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Computer
Resources for Go Players (British
Go Association); comprehensive lists & links |
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Go
(WeiQi, Baduk) Rules (Robert Jasiek) |
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Bibliography
of Go books in English (David Carlton) |
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rec.games.go
Frequently Asked Questions (Morten Pahle) |
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IGS Go Archive (FTP) |
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SourceForge.net, a free open-source project hosting service |
If you have (or know of) an open-source go-related project, please contact me. I would be happy to either host your project here or provide a link to it.
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Gnu
Go -- A free go-playing program |
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CGoban
-- Unix/X11 go client, SGF viewer/editor |
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OpenGo
-- A Go Programming Environment (Windows/MFC) |
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Jago
-- JagoClient, the Java Go Client and SGF viewer |
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NNGS, the No Name Go Server
(also see the list of servers below) |
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PilotGOne
-- SGF recorder and playback for PalmOS |
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Dan Stromberg has written several go tools: newstosgf, which converts ASCII diagrams (such as those posted to rec.games.go) into SGF; Kentou, which reads an SGF file, and lets a student of go play back through it, trying to guess the next move in the game; and GQuiz, a question & answer drilling program. |
These are the go servers I visit; there are many more. When you're online, please say hi to davidg!
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GoClub.org, the Canadian
Internet Go Club and Go Server, is busiest on Monday &
Thursday evenings (EST;GMT-5). |
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Hosted by SourceForge.net |
