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Set up Stockfish, lc0 (Ergodice), Nibbler, Scid

 Download and unzip makeFish.sh and makeScid.sh into ~/Downloads.  Make them executable with chmod +x ./makeFish.sh etc. Then run the following script.

Copy your xxxxx.desktop launch files to ~/.local/share/applications/
 and then run 'update-desktop-database'


If you want cron:
yay -S cronie

systemctl enable cronie.service
systemctl start cronie.service

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