Taking liberties on the Kiseido Go Server

Kisedo, a publisher of books on Go, runs a Go server. You install a client using Java Web Start, connect to the server, pick a room or a club area, then start a game with someone on the server.

While I was in the desert last weekend (okay, staying in an air conditioned condo doesn’t really count as being in the desert, but it was 110 in the shade outside) I got to sit down to a few games with an old friend from college. He told me about the Kisedo server in the hopes that I’ll play more Go.

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