Fcc is a convenient console software that allows you to track the German Bundesliga's scores and view team standings and statistics with ease.
If you're looking for a console program to store results of the German Bundesliga and view the table of standings and some statistics, Fcc might be exactly what you need. This project has been designed to be lean and fast, and it shows from the moment you start using it.
What sets Fcc apart from the competition is its handling speed. You'll be able to insert results quickly and easily, and the program will display them in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, you can easily view the table, statistics, days, program, and data of all 18 clubs.
To get started with Fcc, you'll need to ensure you have ncurses installed. Once you have all the requirements, installation is straightforward. Simply run cd source, make, edit data_install.sh to your needs, run ./data_install.sh, become root, run make install, exit root-mode, and run make clean.
Using Fcc is also very straightforward. Once you have it installed, simply run 1lig0506.sh (or 2lig0405.sh, 1lig0304.sh 3sued0506 ... if installed) to get started. And the latest release comes with a new datafile for 2007/2008, so you can be sure you're up-to-date.
Overall, Fcc is a fantastic program for anyone who needs to store Bundesliga results in an efficient and reliable way. Its fast handling and ease of use make it a no-brainer for anyone who wants to stay on top of the latest standings and statistics.
What sets Fcc apart from the competition is its handling speed. You'll be able to insert results quickly and easily, and the program will display them in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, you can easily view the table, statistics, days, program, and data of all 18 clubs.
To get started with Fcc, you'll need to ensure you have ncurses installed. Once you have all the requirements, installation is straightforward. Simply run cd source, make, edit data_install.sh to your needs, run ./data_install.sh, become root, run make install, exit root-mode, and run make clean.
Using Fcc is also very straightforward. Once you have it installed, simply run 1lig0506.sh (or 2lig0405.sh, 1lig0304.sh 3sued0506 ... if installed) to get started. And the latest release comes with a new datafile for 2007/2008, so you can be sure you're up-to-date.
Overall, Fcc is a fantastic program for anyone who needs to store Bundesliga results in an efficient and reliable way. Its fast handling and ease of use make it a no-brainer for anyone who wants to stay on top of the latest standings and statistics.
What's New
Version 1.35: N/A