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jin: jin (Graphical Client for Chess Servers)
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jin:
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jin: Jin is an open source, cross platform, graphical client for chess
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jin: servers, written in Java. Jin can run either as a standalone
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jin: application or as an applet, directly from your browser. Currently
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jin: supported servers are the Internet Chess Club and the Free Internet
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jin: Chess Server. Officially supported platforms are Microsoft Windows,
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jin: Mac OS X and Linux, although Jin should work on any operating system
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jin: with a modern Java Runtime Environment (1.4 or later).
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jin:
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jin: homepage: http://www.jinchess.com/
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