Mint, a WinBoard compliant chess engine by Christian Söderström, first released in July 2000 [1]. Mint was never designed with computer opponents in mind, it's designed to provoke and attack to take advantage of human defensive errors [2]. Nevertheless, Mint had its tournament debut at the CCT2 in November 2000 [3]. Mint 2.3 comes with an opening book tuned by Arturo Ochoa [4]
Peppermint [5]

See also

• RumbleMinze
• Plants

Forum Posts

• Announcing Mint Chess Homepage! by Christian Söderström, CCC, March 18, 2000
• The ' Mint ' Winboard-engine available for download! by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, July 04, 2000
• The ' Mint ' Winboard-engine available for download! by Christian Söderström, CCC, July 04, 2000
• Mint Revisited by Đorđe Vidanović, CCC, July 05, 2000
• On the future of Mint - the friendly chess engine by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, August 10, 2000
• CCT2 Mint Observations by Christian Söderström, CCC, November 07, 2000 » CCT2
• The next revolution in computer chess is here! by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, November 15, 2000
• Mint v1.70 released! by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, November 26, 2000
• Apologies to CC community - new Mint released by Christian Söderström, CCC, November 27, 2000
• Mint v2.0 (Ginger) Released! by Christian Söderström, CCC, May 03, 2001
• Mint v2.1 quietly released along with some books by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, May 05, 2001
• Mint leaves CCT3 - riots erupt on the streets of Stockholm by Christian Söderström, CCC, May 23, 2001

External Links

Chess Engine

• Mint from WBEC Ridderkerk
• Downloads from RWBC by Günther Simon - Mint 2.3

Misc

• Mint (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
• Mentha from Wikipedia
  Mentha × gracilis (Gingermint) from Wikipedia
• Peppermint from Wikipedia

References

1. ^ The ' Mint ' Winboard-engine available for download! by Christian Söderström, Winboard Forum, July 04, 2000
2. ^ Re: The ' Mint ' Winboard-engine available for download! by Christian Söderström, CCC, July 04, 2000
3. ^ CCT2 Mint Observations by Christian Söderström, CCC, November 07, 2000
4. ^ Mint_23.zip hosted by Günther Simon, bookinfo.txt
5. ^ 1887 illustration from Köhler' Medicinal Plants, Peppermint from Wikipedia, Koehler's Medicinal-Plants - English species names

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