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XICS
(X Window interface to the Internet Chess Server) A graphical interface to the Internet Chess Server (ICS), which allows people to play chess over the Internet. X Window displays the chessboard and allows mouse moves rather than typing and receiving text. See ICS.


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com/cgi-bin/prnh/20091116/PIV366729-b ) The XICS is located in the Bogodogo neighbourhood, an area where low income families live, with little economic solvency, high rates of illiteracy and a lack of schooling among children and adults.
The main objective of the XICS program is to care for vulnerable children and youth through an integral approach, by providing them with education, health care and psychosocial support to make a real impact on their lives and those of their families.
Without a widely accepted and implementable standard, users want everything, according to the survey, including AFP, XICS, and PostScript, among others.
 
 
 
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