The new experience of playing Go on a Mac was described in a Wired Blog posted Friday. The author told of his a newfound humility as he learned the complex Asian game and later discovered the vast resources available to the Go player.
The story pointed to Goban, a Mac OS X native Go client ported from a GNU program. The second is KGoban, a Java client for the Keseido Go Server.
It is said by many that Go is more complex and strategic than Chess.
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