My favorite alternative CCG program is GCCG. The client itself isn't that hard to use for most people (slight learning curve with keyboard shortcuts,) but it is a bit more involved to add a new game. That mainly comes from the fact that it has a scripting language you must learn (or at least understand enough to cut and paste.) GCCG2 was talked about but has yet to be actually started upon. More information on the projet can be found here: http://gccg.sourceforge.net

Paul Choquette

On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 7:28 AM, evelchriis <chrisloveskelly@...> wrote:

hey Ryan, glad to see you are back. I've been on only sketchy, but i still use the program to lan party with people and I know that the need for programs like this is now increasing.

the Gatlin ENgine gained a lot of prominence a few years ago, but the program requires the engine server to be running, and that has died effectivley killing the program and every game that it could run. I have heard from many online gamers looking for a system that could run many gamers favorite games.

--- In evelchriis@yahoogroups.com, "scfiead" <scfiead@...> wrote:
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> Yes, it's me. I have been pretty much off the grid since I had my first child.
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> Anyone anywhere still using this? I know it is old, and I never did finish CT2, which I still have the tech development branch of somewhere in my archives. I always move it backup to backup as I move machines.
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> Is there still a need for this type of program at all? Are there other programs that work instead? The great thing I liked about CardTable is its flexibility for use with any card game.
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> Please let me know anything on this list.
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> Thank you!
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> Ryan P. Casey
> Programmer, CardTable
>