From Terminal Master to Grandmaster: Play Chess in Linux Terminal

You know Linux terminals can be fun too! You can run some funny Linux commands for amusement. You can also play games in Linux terminal. Yes! You heard it right. You can play games in the terminal and in this #TerminalTuesday series, I’ll show you how to play chess in Linux terminal. You might be thinking, “why would anyone want to play chess in the terminal ?!”. I say, it’s a lot of fun. It is also challenging if you play against Stockfish. Yes, there’s GNU Chess availabl

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