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Line 11: ==Software== ===Alybadix=== First developed in 1980 by Ilkka Blom, ''Alybadix'' is a suite of chess problem solving programs for [[DOS]] and [[Commodore 64]].<ref name=british>{{cite journal\|journal=The British Chess Magazine\|volume=106\|publisher=Trubner & co.\|year=1986}}</ref> Alybadix supports solving classical problems: selfmates, reflex mates, series mates, Circe, maximummers,<ref name=oxford>{{Cite book\|title=The Oxford Companion to Chess\|author=David Hooper\|author2=Kenneth Whyld\|publisher=Oxford University Press\|year=1996}}</ref> and many Fairy types.<ref name=british/> It comes with a large problem collection and supports quality [[printing]].<ref name="ALY">[http://alybadix.wippiespace.com/ Alybadix official website] {{webarchive\|url=https://archive.istoday/20070526215733/http://alybadix.wippiespace.com/ \|date=2007-05-26 }}</ref> In 1993, Schach und Spiele magazine considered Alybadix to be six times faster than other playing machines including the RISC 2500.<ref>{{cite journal\|journal=Chess Life\|volume=48\|publisher=United States Chess Federation\|year=1993}}</ref><!--This cites one of Alybadix's sellers so may not qualify as independent sourcing--> ===Popeye===

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