Hello, scid users!
I have a laptop running OpenSUSE 13.1 Linux. I have been looking for a way to analyze my game using scid.I like scid because it is an opensource project and is developing always around the world. And I know scid has tons of attractive features such as- Tactics: Review game- Tactics: Calculation of variations- Tactics: Find best movesHowever due to lack of Help descriptions and the internet sources, I am not able to use them. I spent whole days yesterday and today on how to use them, no luck.The only way I am okay with analyzing my games are this, using Analysis Engine / Annotation.Step 1: Open my game and run an analysis engine (Stockfish on my machine)Step 2: Let the engine annotate my game, with following options {"For White(my coloer) moves only", Threshold = 0.5, Uncheck anything else}Step 3: Move to the position at where those I find as blunders, and play against the engine. You can do this by {Play -> Serious game -> Check 'Coach is watching'}Step 4: Don't look at the Notation window or so and simulate another line play against the engineStep 5: After you are okay with the alternative lines, you could fully see the analysis results or anything you want.Ideally speaking, I expect scid to mark only blunder symbols '?'/'??' to my moves as notation and let me think the alternative moves. But well, the current way is still okay.Could you share your experiences?Thanks!Junji